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Getbig Bodybuilding Boards => Nutrition, Products & Supplements Info => Topic started by: Ontheway on June 09, 2011, 02:23:16 PM
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Hi,
Recently I decided to loose some size, long story... but anyhow. Instead of being 200 lbs with abs being 170 lbs with abs... Just for the sake of the example.
I have before eaten 5-6 meals a day, lean with 1g per protein per kg muscle. So I figured if I eat 3 times a day, lean with 90g protein, I will keep leanness and loose size, by forcing my body to eat muscles... I also cut exercise and do only pullups, pushups, dips, military press and curls for upper body although I have kept my leg workout almost the same (my legs were always lagging) also I do more cardio.
Result, I am not loosing size, I am keeping but I am loosing details and also my abs are getting more and more covered...
Please help me with some advices...
T
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you are indeed losing muscle, but you're putting on fat.
if you don't care about muscle or fat, just want to lose size. stop eating and don't workout. duh
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Not as simple. I want to keep my definition and hardness but at a smaller size. I thought minimizing workouts and eating less but clean would do that...
I tend to believe that by eating only 3 times my metabolism is slowing down and I force my body to store all food as reserve... Maybe I should stick to 5-6 meals a day but even smaller portions?
/t
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Not as simple. I want to keep my definition and hardness but at a smaller size. I thought minimizing workouts and eating less but clean would do that...
I tend to believe that by eating only 3 times my metabolism is slowing down and I force my body to store all food as reserve... Maybe I should stick to 5-6 meals a day but even smaller portions?
/t
Keep the frequency up. Reduce cals, but keep it clean. Low weight and high reps, and short bouts of cardio.
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Keep the frequency up. Reduce cals, but keep it clean. Low weight and high reps, and short bouts of cardio.
pretty much, drop the calls waaay down but keep the macro's in the right range.