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5'8 185lbs should i cut or bulk up having a hard time deciding
me personally i think i would be better off cutting but i would like to know what yall think since there's many experienced ppl here who used to be in my physique who are more experienced with cutting and bulking
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You'd want to cut down some mate, bulking wouldn't go so well at this point. Lift while you cut though, to preserve what you currently have.
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In my personal very beginnerish opinion I would suggest for most people to cut.
Even though I havent been shredded so I havent followed my own advice... thats what I would suggest
Higher test levels, better muscle pathways, looks better, better confidence, better dedication and consistancy because you see results and muscle as it comes much better, etc etc etc etc
brb intermittent fasting till im shredded idfgaf anymore
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Originally Posted by dmacdonal9
You'd want to cut down some mate, bulking wouldn't go so well at this point. Lift while you cut though, to preserve what you currently have.
ok thx man ill do that would you say i do hiit or just keep it at a steady running pace because i used to do hiit and it really shredded fat off me before
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Originally Posted by Diddoo
In my personal very beginnerish opinion I would suggest for most people to cut.
Even though I havent been shredded so I havent followed my own advice... thats what I would suggest
Higher test levels, better muscle pathways, looks better, better confidence, better dedication and consistancy because you see results and muscle as it comes much better, etc etc etc etc
brb intermittent fasting till im shredded idfgaf anymore
yea you gotta point man thanks
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Originally Posted by oscar20
ok thx man ill do that would you say i do hiit or just keep it at a steady running pace because i used to do hiit and it really shredded fat off me before
Although you don't need to do cardio to lose weight, it can help. Your better off doing HIIT IMO.
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Originally Posted by tmartin89
Although you don't need to do cardio to lose weight, it can help. Your better off doing HIIT IMO.
yea i know i can lose weight by dieting really well and lifting weights but i rather do hiit too to increase my weight loss and get cut and my bf % down ...im also gonna be taking hydroxycut and optimum platinum hydro whey... i used to take optimum gold but i heard hydro whey platinum is better
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Originally Posted by oscar20
me personally i think i would be better off cutting but i would like to know what yall think since there's many experienced ppl here who used to be in my physique who are more experienced with cutting and bulking
I wouldn’t go about calling it strictly cutting if you find yourself in this position. While the main goal is to lower body fat, keep your diet lined up with consuming the nutrients necessary to build muscle as well. You will find while staying in your specific calorie range while consuming adequate amounts of protein your fat loss will increase dramatically.
Originally Posted by oscar20
yea i know i can lose weight by dieting really well and lifting weights but i rather do hiit too to increase my weight loss and get cut and my bf % down ...im also gonna be taking hydroxycut and optimum platinum hydro whey... i used to take optimum gold but i heard hydro whey platinum is better
Hydro is an isolate, which is more pure and absorbed much more efficiently; this is definitely a better protein to minimize muscle loss while cutting weight. Whey is still a great source to incorporate to reach sufficient protein levels throughout the day.
For example mixing with skim milk with organic peanut butter as a meal replacement, this is an excellent one for your goals as it gives you a sense of fullness and actually is enjoyable to consume.
Stay focused as well, when altering your weight it takes a toll on you mentally more so then physically, the workouts are the fun part, where the mind aspect is where you will find most challenges.
Best of luck to you my friend.
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Originally Posted by abbub4589
I wouldn’t go about calling it strictly cutting if you find yourself in this position. While the main goal is to lower body fat, keep your diet lined up with consuming the nutrients necessary to build muscle as well. You will find while staying in your specific calorie range while consuming adequate amounts of protein your fat loss will increase dramatically.
Hydro is an isolate, which is more pure and absorbed much more efficiently; this is definitely a better protein to minimize muscle loss while cutting weight. Whey is still a great source to incorporate to reach sufficient protein levels throughout the day.
For example mixing with skim milk with organic peanut butter as a meal replacement, this is an excellent one for your goals as it gives you a sense of fullness and actually is enjoyable to consume.
Stay focused as well, when altering your weight it takes a toll on you mentally more so then physically, the workouts are the fun part, where the mind aspect is where you will find most challenges.
Best of luck to you my friend.
thx bro you seem very knowledgeable so should i buy whey gold to mix with throughout the day and whey hydro for post and pre workout shakes only and what do you think about hyroxycut hardcore i took it before had outstanding results but i just want to know your thoughts about it...thx bro and sorry for the questions im just really trying to get informed with things
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Originally Posted by abbub4589
Hydro is an isolate, which is more pure and absorbed much more efficiently; this is definitely a better protein to minimize muscle loss while cutting weight.
Why?
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Originally Posted by dmacdonal9
LOL...this!
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Originally Posted by dmacdonal9
dont get why u ask why ??? is he wrong or something
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Originally Posted by oscar20
dont get why u ask why ??? is he wrong or something
I'm curious to know why whey isolate is better at preserving muscle than any other form of protein.
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Originally Posted by dmacdonal9
I'm curious to know why whey isolate is better at preserving muscle than any other form of protein.
Because the theme of this thread is to say outlandish statements that have no scientific backing
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You're 5'8" and 185. Why on earth would you consider bulking?
You're overweight. You're actually over halfway between the cutoff of overweight and obese.
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