Finaly motivated after countless attempts to change not just my body but my lifestyle and started regualry hitting the gym been working out 3 times a week for about 5 week now been using all pro`s begginers routine jus completed my first cycle , as far as my "diet" is going i havent tracked anything just cut back from the over excessive eating on non nutrienal food and started getting more wholesome food into me , i started off at 227 pounds and im now currently 219 pounds , i know that to achive a greater and guareented results i need to work out my macro - requirements just want to make sure these seem realistic for my stats and goals ( seem a bit high to me ... hence the reason for the thread)
so im 24 years old , 6foot1 currently weighing 219 pounds (not sure body fat % wouldnt know how to even get tht info im definatly a high percent fat though) ,moderate exercise 3 times a week (lifting mon /wed/fri)
macros i calculated are:
matinence calorie intake : 3,108 cals
recommended weight loss amount : 2,487 cals
macro needs ; protien 210 grams , fats : 66 grams , carbs :250 grams
the carbs seem quite high im not " carb a phobic " or anything but getting 1000 calories from carbs seems high feel like ive worked something out wrong
along the way , if any one could just have a quick look and could tell me if im any where near as my calculations should be
much appriciated!
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Thread: help with my weight loss plan ?
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04-05-2012, 04:44 PM #1
help with my weight loss plan ?
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04-05-2012, 04:58 PM #2
If you want to lower the carbs to up the fats some, you should be able to. You can play with it some too see if you respond or feel better with a certain setup as long as you are meeting your minimums. I personally like stacking my excess calories in the carb department since carbs tend to be filling (for me atleast) and I always feel energized.
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04-05-2012, 05:21 PM #3
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Not bad!! Your fat intake is a bit low, you could reduce your protein as there is a big cushion built into the 1g/lb recommendation. Also you have a moderate workout schedule. If you want to drop some carbs and increase fat a bit you could do that also. Overall a good attempt, and done consistently, coupled with a good resistance program, which you have, you WILL realize your goals. By the way, good job on the weight loss to date! Keep it up and good luck!!
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04-06-2012, 01:15 AM #4
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04-06-2012, 01:44 AM #5
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Eat what you like as long as you're hitting 1-1.5g of protein per lbm and getting in the nutrients you need. Don't go overboard on looking at this gram of carbs, that gram of fat, etc. Losing weight is simply about less calories in than out. Concentrate on that factor. Everything else is pretty much fluff until you plateau.
Look to lose between 1 and 2lbs a week. Any more, adjust calories up. Any less, adjust them down.
I also find it helpful to take a multivitamin and an omega3 to make sure that I'm getting everything I need.
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