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  • bigbrock

    Good Results?

    5 weeks in
    6' 4"
    260lb-maintained weight
    BF 16.5% was 18.5%
    1/2" off waist

    Diet:
    -Shake w/ 1/2 cup of oats
    415cal 7.5gF 36gC 50gP

    -4 eggs (2 white, 2 whole)
    306cal 10gF 32gP

    -8oz Tuna, 1 tbsp olive oil, 1/2 cups greens
    320cal 18gF 44gP

    -8oz Chicken beast
    240cal 3gF 48gP

    -PWO Shake & Fruit (apple or orange)
    260cal 5gF 46gP

    -8 oz Tuna, 1tbsp olive oil, salad
    320cal 18gF 44gP

    -4 eggs (2 white, 2 whole)
    306cal 10gF 32gP

    Cal:2167
    Fat:72g
    Carbs:50-75g
    Protein: 300g

    Never tried to cut fat and maintain muscle before. I am maintaining my strength. Doing cardio 4x a week for 30 min. Am I making decent progress? Any suggestions to my diet?
  • liftsiron
    Administrator
    • Nov 2003
    • 18462

    #2
    I would think that you should lean up on this diet and be able to maintain muscle.
    ADMIN/OWNER@Peak-Muscle

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    • bigbrock

      #3
      Nice! Is the fat around the stomach genrally the last to go?

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      • liftsiron
        Administrator
        • Nov 2003
        • 18462

        #4
        Originally posted by bigbrock
        Nice! Is the fat around the stomach genrally the last to go?
        Normally for most men, It certainly is in my case.
        ADMIN/OWNER@Peak-Muscle

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        • bigbrock

          #5
          Glad Im not the only one. Do the calories look right for someone at my weight?

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          • liftsiron
            Administrator
            • Nov 2003
            • 18462

            #6
            Originally posted by bigbrock
            Glad Im not the only one. Do the calories look right for someone at my weight?
            When I want to rip up I use 10X my bodyweight in pounds, so by my formula you could ingest 2600 cals per day as long as your protein is 50-60% of calories and fats around 15% of calories. As you lose weight you adjust your daily calorie intake. You need to be sure your calorie counting is accurate.
            ADMIN/OWNER@Peak-Muscle

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            • bigbrock

              #7
              Originally posted by liftsiron
              When I want to rip up I use 10X my bodyweight in pounds, so by my formula you could ingest 2600 cals per day as long as your protein is 50-60% of calories and fats around 15% of calories. As you lose weight you adjust your daily calorie intake. You need to be sure your calorie counting is accurate.
              Do you adjust your carbs or protein after you lose weight?

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              • GetBigger

                #8
                i pretty much do the same as LS but i start off at 12x my weight then move down to 10x. then when i plateau on 10x i take my new bdwt and 10x that. i like to do 50% protein 30% fat 20% carbs. i take in half my carbs after lifting or cardio. if i dont do either that day i just spread em out evenly my first few meals and my last two meals are pro/fat.

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