
Originally Posted by
MuscleInk
DanB is correct. Even at 3000 cals this might be on the low side but since you're only working out 4 days a week, 3000 cals would be far better than the 2100 cals Dan is calculating. At 2100 cals, you'll be losing weight, not gaining because you're BMR will be elevated from the gear and the workouts and you will be too close to a caloric deficit to support growth.
I am consuming closer to 4000 cals (3700-4000) daily now on cycle, lifting 5 days a week and while the strength gains are rising quickly, the visible LBM gains are lagging.