Finally just got this completely edited and thought you guys would like to check it out.
I made this so that anyone can refer their friends to it in order to tell them all the base knowledge that they need to know about fitness. What do you guys think? Any feedback?
Any replies on youtube will receive reps in this thread (if you post)
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01-17-2012, 02:37 AM #1
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01-17-2012, 03:52 AM #2
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01-17-2012, 01:10 PM #12
how is that crazy?
eat a freaking slice of whole wheat toast with whit chocolate peanut butter spread with a glass of milk and thats 500 calories. Are you joking???
its harder to loose weight than gain weight. Cause your not freaking starving and you just keep eating. i bet you 1 million dollars you eat over maintenence every single day unless you count calories.
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01-17-2012, 02:19 PM #13
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01-17-2012, 03:02 PM #15
At the higher end of his reccomendation you'd be eating 14,000 calories over maintnance a week. Thats nearly 4 pounds worth of fat. Take out what muscle you can gain, lets be very optimistic and say 1 pound of muscle a week (not likely), which is 500 calories. So thats a net fat gain of 3.75 pound in a week. You saying this is soild advice? A calorie in take that will put on over a stone of fat in a month, and thats if muscle gain is optimal.
You don't think thats crazy advice.
Can't believe I'm even arguing with you when your obvioulsy very uneducated in this matter.Go Heavy or Go Home
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01-17-2012, 11:18 PM #21"Difficult takes time. Impossible takes a little longer."
"People that are hungry are willing to do things today that others won't do, in order to have the things tomorrow, that others won't have."
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01-19-2012, 08:36 PM #28
All of you guys are fucking *******s. Telling him it's a good video for reps.
OP - I suggest you read the stickies before you try to claim that you're a nutrition expert and/or fitness guru.
400-2,000 calories surplus is ridiculous. Ratios are completely unnecessary.
What is necessary, however, is that one hits his/her macros, and micros. Those macros being min. 0.45g/fat x bodyweight, 1g/lbm a day while hitting caloric goals and reaching micronutrient sufficiencies.
The amount your body burns daily is not its maintenance. The amount your body burns daily normally is your BMR (basal metabolic rate). Your activity factor is called your TDEE (Total Daily Energy Expenditure). If your multiply your BMR by your TDEE, that is your maintenance. You eat at maintenance to stay the same weight.
To gain muscle (while minimizing fat gains), one should eat at 10-20% above maintenance. To lose weight, one can eat 300-1000 calories. To lose fat, one should eat approx. 500cals under maintenance per day while LIFTING HEAVY to maintain muscle mass (and increase strength if a noob). Obese people can go for 1000+cals sometimes.
Strong broscience.
Read the stickies.I'm a bitch.
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01-19-2012, 08:38 PM #29
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