Your lighting is very bad and your photos are pretty far away (try framing just yourself in the photo instead of your entire room), but 17-18% from what I can tell might be close.
Hard to say where you'll be at a certain bodyfat percentage because lots of variables in play, but somewhere between 160-170 is a best guess.
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01-22-2021, 09:41 PM #8701
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It’s a short term crash diet and I am aware. He’s pretty up front about what it is. It’s a take on a PSMF
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01-22-2021, 10:33 PM #8706
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I broke a week for Christmas to eat at maintenance. Was right around thanksgiving through Christmas, break a week then back on
Depends on your leanness. For lean people yea. He puts his users into 3 categories based on how fat you are and I’m definitely in the last category. He has lean doing it for 12 days max before breaking, that in between doing 6 weeks max, and then my category for 12 weeks max before breaking. I can’t remember the bf %’s off the top of my head for each category but I want to say sub 12% for 12 days, 13% to low 20% for 6 weeks and then above that go longer
There’s different variations on a PSMF but from what I’ve seen of others it’s feel free to go longer if you’re fatter basically. That wiki mentions modern takes on it can do 6-16 weeks but if I was leaner I would not think about thatLast edited by dweeegs; 01-22-2021 at 10:38 PM.
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01-23-2021, 04:51 AM #8708
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What are you trying to do, because you lack muscle. If you are trying to build muscle then spend at least a year just focusing on that and getting stronger and stop worrying about a bodyfat estimate.
When you see significant changes in the mirror then come back and ask for another estimate.All it takes is consistency, effort, proper nutrition, good programming, and TIME.
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Yesterday, 09:58 AM #8713
Estimate
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Left picture is 204, right picture is 175
Dont be misled by the lightning and angles, the right picture is the best i look with the right picture. How far down should i cut cuz my abs arent showing, probably due to the fact that i never train them (should work on that).Last edited by phattytophitty; Yesterday at 10:04 AM.
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Yesterday, 01:14 PM #8714
6' 1 1/2"
246 lbs in the picture. Been lifting at home for two years now at the end of Feb. Cutting at 2400 right now, would like to end up around 218. been eating...a lot obviously...lol. Morning pic, not post gym.
bf % guesses?
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I’m basing more on peak muscular potential at your height.
A 6-1 or 6-2 natural bodybuilder on stage totally maxed out at like 6% BF would be like 190 on stage... which means about 178lb peak LBM shredded.
If we assumed you’re carrying a decent amount of extra water and food in your system compared to a stage ready lifter, we might estimate your current total lean mass at around 185.
So if you had 185lb of lean mass now at 245lb, you’d be about 25%
However, assuming you haven’t totally peaked your natural potential, it might be a little higher... so I just gave the 25-27 range.The power of carbs compels me!
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Today, 05:33 AM #8719
Cool. I won't be stepping on stage, just cutting a bit for summer. I am 238 as of this morning after a few weeks of 2400 cals. I'd like to end up around 215-218, so I'm assuming I'd need to be closer to 210 before going back to maintenance.
Since I have been lifting for just shy of two years, there is a zero percent chance I am near nat limit, so I'd say you are probably pretty close.
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