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    Is this fat/muscle/water?

    I started a new diet 2 weeks ago....eating 3K cal a day (clean food)....lifting 5x a week...cardio 2x a week 40 min each time

    5"5/132lbs = was 2 weeks ago now 137-8lbs as of 2 days ago

    BMR with 5x a week working out.....is 2500 (to maintain original weight of 130lbs....2 weeks ago). So to gain a lb a week I started to eat 3,000 calories a day (500 excess = 1lb a week gained). In 2 weeks of lifting 5x a week with this diet ive gained 7 and a half - 8 lbs. I hadn't gone to the bathroom before checking my weight but it was middle of the day...I doubt most of it is muscle and there lies the problem. I was told i look wider a little but that a lot of the extra weight is going to my chin. not good news for a skinny guy if i were to continue this diet.

    Diet:

    Subway 12" roast beef - 650 cals
    Whey 64 grams - 226 cals
    Wheat Pasta 2 cups - 507 cals
    cheese ricotta .25 cup - 110 cals
    eggs 3 large - 250
    potatoes .5 cup - 179 cals
    OJ 1 cup - 113 cals
    Beef steak 6.5 oz - 464 cals
    yogurt 4.4 oz - 124 cals
    cottage cheese 1 cup - 164 cals
    whey 65 grams - 226 cals
    total of: 3,025 cals a day

    this is my usual diet....some days ill have skinless chicken breast instead of subway
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    You should check your weight at the same time every week so you don't have odd readings.. like I do every Monday after I wake up and do my morning things.

    And measure your waist.

    Otherwise yeah, hard to tell unless you do that stuff.
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    Originally Posted by iBleedGreen View Post
    You should check your weight at the same time every week so you don't have odd readings.. like I do every Monday after I wake up and do my morning things.

    And measure your waist.

    Otherwise yeah, hard to tell unless you do that stuff.
    holy sh you use a lot of supps
    i cant even remember to precook 6 meals or eat on time
    you do all that....
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    Originally Posted by waitwutgainer View Post
    holy sh you use a lot of supps
    i cant even remember to precook 6 meals or eat on time
    you do all that....
    lol I'm too lazy to precook my meals.. or cook, ever. I need to fix that. Not enough time in a day!
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