Bullshyt. Yeah you can eat the shyt you listed if you're willing to do hours of cardio daily to burn it off but who's willing to work that hard just to eat that? You just naming random stuff but how many calories are you talking about eating per day that you think you can burn off at the gym?
I do 55 minutes of cardio on the treadmill at an incline 5 days a week after lifting big at the gym and I can't eat all the shyt I want to eat without gaining weight. I still have to count calories and I highly doubt you or 80% of the people at your gym workout harder than me.
Breh, I'm not about to prove shyt to you. Going off observations I'm sure I lift more than you in every category. Believe what you want tho. I'm not in the gym 5 days a week lifting bullshyt. You feeding dude bad advice and garbage takes.The only reason you saying that is because you lifting like a girl.
Write your routine out right now and how tall are you and how much you weigh and what are your max lifts in squat,bench and deadlifts? And what all do you eat on a daily?
Breh, I'm not about to prove shyt to you. Going off observations I'm sure I lift more than you in every category. Believe what you want tho. I'm not in the gym 5 days a week lifting bullshyt. You feeding dude bad advice and garbage takes.
Carb Cycling is the truth. the variation in carbs/workouts will get you ripped Fast & it's one of the easiest workout plans imo.
this doctor got help from a pro bodybuilder & got quick results
3x a week = high carb/7 meals a day. 360g carbs/215g protein. lift heavy, no cardio. (this is the hardest day but manageable. the other 2 are easy)
2x a week = med. carbs/6 meals. 30 min. cardio + weights.
2x a week = low carb/6 meals. 15 min. HIIT cardio, no weights.
Carb Cycling is the truth. the variation in carbs/workouts will get you ripped Fast & it's one of the easiest workout plans imo.
this doctor got help from a pro bodybuilder & got quick results
3x a week = high carb/7 meals a day. 360g carbs/215g protein. lift heavy, no cardio. (this is the hardest day but manageable. the other 2 are easy)
2x a week = med. carbs/6 meals. 30 min. cardio + weights.
2x a week = low carb/6 meals. 15 min. HIIT cardio, no weights.
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Mind sharing what you did?
I’m ready to call bullshyt on aspects of that video that aren’t related to you specifically.
Carb Cycling is the truth. the variation in carbs/workouts will get you ripped Fast & it's one of the easiest workout plans imo.
this doctor got help from a pro bodybuilder & got quick results
3x a week = high carb/7 meals a day. 360g carbs/215g protein. lift heavy, no cardio. (this is the hardest day but manageable. the other 2 are easy)
2x a week = med. carbs/6 meals. 30 min. cardio + weights.
2x a week = low carb/6 meals. 15 min. HIIT cardio, no weights.
I can’t talk bc I’ve gotten somewhatmyself, but what are your macros?On July 4th I weighed in at 209.8
Today I got on the scale first thing this morning & I’m 210lbs
So far I’ve been
-staying at 1800 calories a day
-logging & weighing all of my food
-gym 4/5x a week
-no fast food/soda
Meals mainly consist of
Oatmeal, chicken, brown rice, egg whites
What kind of cardio?Might have answered this already but...what are you doing in the gym?
Probably need to go from 4/5 days per week to 5/6.
Increase your cardio. Lifting is important but you don't need to do too much on a cut. Main thing when dropping lbs is to lift enough to MAINTAIN muscle and strength. Cardio should be the top gym priority when you need to lose a decent amount of weight.
I'd also add that 1800 calories might be a bit much. May need to cut that down a bit just to get your body kickstarted. Try 1500 to 1700 and see how that goes.
My guess is the workout intensity needs to increase to create more of a deficit.
Maybe you lost fat and built muscle. Muscle is more dense and heavier than fat. What does your eye test tell you?