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Originally Posted by Bnizzle163
Your ability to hit your numbers with so much good food on such low fat amazes me lol.
How so? Just use less full fat products (fat free cheese, cream cheese, egg whites etc) if i had more fat sure i could make things mor "Flavorful" but i have to do with what works for MY body.... If higher fat worked i would utilize it.
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How so? Just use less full fat products (fat free cheese, cream cheese, egg whites etc) if i had more fat sure i could make things mor "Flavorful" but i have to do with what works for MY body.... If higher fat worked i would utilize it.
I don't know, I'm just saying. I love peanut butter and chocolate so much that it would be difficult for me to stay within 45-50g of fat during the offseason while aiming for 250 protein . Obviously it's possible, but I would be one unhappy camper lol.
Originally Posted by triplewhammy
How did you decide on those macros? I've heard longterm low fat can affect hormone levels...bro-science?
I believe hormone levels based on fat intake would be highly individual. There are studies linking higher fat diets to produce more testosterone, then again there are also studies that show high glycemic carbs post workout to be more beneficial than low GI carbs for recovery
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I don't know, I'm just saying. I love peanut butter and chocolate so much that it would be difficult for me to stay within 45-50g of fat during the offseason while aiming for 250 protein . Obviously it's possible, but I would be one unhappy camper lol.
so much truth to this statement., peanut butter chocolate crew check in.
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I believe hormone levels based on fat intake would be highly individual. There are studies linking higher fat diets to produce more testosterone, then again there are also studies that show high glycemic carbs post workout to be more beneficial than low GI carbs for recovery
this, though i'm pretty sure those studies suggested that above 40 or so there was no greater increase in hormones. and again, those are all correlative studies, and generally as long as you have adequate calories your Test levels should be normal
edit: and Bob works with a coach who worked those macros out over several years of trial and error
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I don't know, I'm just saying. I love peanut butter and chocolate so much that it would be difficult for me to stay within 45-50g of fat during the offseason while aiming for 250 protein . Obviously it's possible, but I would be one unhappy camper lol.
I believe hormone levels based on fat intake would be highly individual. There are studies linking higher fat diets to produce more testosterone, then again there are also studies that show high glycemic carbs post workout to be more beneficial than low GI carbs for recovery
Originally Posted by wrkoutfrq
this, though i'm pretty sure those studies suggested that above 40 or so there was no greater increase in hormones. and again, those are all correlative studies, and generally as long as you have adequate calories your Test levels should be normal
edit: and Bob works with a coach who worked those macros out over several years of trial and error
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Knowing how to cook makes things 100x easier and when I have my cheat meals I can have whatever and believe me
I take care of if I am
Craving anything
Gym performance , how I feel everyday, mood, and physique mean more to me than eating an extra TbsP of peanut butter
Also my mom is a medical technologist I get bloodwork very often and it's 100% fine
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I believe hormone levels based on fat intake would be highly individual. There are studies linking higher fat diets to produce more testosterone, then again there are also studies that show high glycemic carbs post workout to be more beneficial than low GI carbs for recovery
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IS THAT CHOCOLATE SUGAR THAT YOU USE AN ARTIFICAL SWEETNER OR IS IT THE REAL DEAL
Hey man, Im not sure if your actually asking questions or just trying to bug Bob, but im 99% sure he just ignores your posts or has actualy blocked you preventing him from even seeing your posts all together.
Knowing how to cook makes things 100x easier and when I have my cheat meals I can have whatever and believe me
I take care of if I am
Craving anything
Gym performance , how I feel everyday, mood, and physique mean more to me than eating an extra TbsP of peanut butter
This is exactly it. I do not process fat very well. I've been coasting at around 50-55g fats for 6 months, and have only manipulated carbs. Spending my time in the restaurant industry has afforded me the knowledge to make anything I want, and stay within my macros. Eating plain chicken and sweet potatoes gets boring. I actually leaned out more with more variety.
And amen to that. The couple extra grams of fats or carbs don't intrigue me at all. Feeling great, looking great, and having great overall health and athleticism are far more important. Hit the macros, enjoy what I do get, and keep it moving.
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Solid work as always Bob, and the pizza looks so hnnnnnnngggggggg. Is there a big difference between this mesocycle and the deadlift/strength program you were on before?
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Originally Posted by wrkoutfrq
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Originally Posted by BabyOilBrah
Solid work as always Bob, and the pizza looks so hnnnnnnngggggggg. Is there a big difference between this mesocycle and the deadlift/strength program you were on before?
Deadlift meso cycle was more deadlift work
More upper body on this meso
Different rep ranges
Intensity techniques
Rep tempos
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10 sets of 3 reps
20 pounds
15 second rest between sets
Lately when I've been doing these with a timed rest between sets I get to thinking; "The first side I work is getting more rest than the other." So I start each set with the side I finished the previous set. Somehow in my mind that evens it all out.
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Lately when I've been doing these with a timed rest between sets I get to thinking; "The first side I work is getting more rest than the other." So I start each set with the side I finished the previous set. Somehow in my mind that evens it all out.
What got you to do The Strength Guys routine?
I have been using the TSG (The Strength Guys ) the last 2+ months, my routine is changing every 4 weeks.
Squat Routine (5x a week)
Deadlift Mesocycle (3x a week)
Then these 2 meso cycles, They are always varying as Jason/Matt design them.
Originally Posted by The Big Sleep
Never really tried a purposefully slow concentric tempo like that, how'd that feel on the DB press and Pulldowns?
For back, it really helps you focus on your lats the entire time on the way DOWN when you are pulling with your elbows and pulling your lats back and retracting your scapula.
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