View Poll Results: Is it possible to go from 210lbs 25% body fat to 210lbs 8% body fat in 10 weeks?

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    The Recomp Poll

    Okay lets hear it.

    Is it possible to go from 210lbs 25% body fat to 210lbs 8% body fat in 8 weeks?

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    Depends on the lifters experience, diet, and probably what's in their cycle. I'm still inclined to say no, though...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Coffeehead View Post
    Depends on the lifters experience, diet, and probably what's in their cycle. I'm still inclined to say no, though...
    Suppose an experienced lifter attempts this.. Would you value their diet or cycle as being more important?

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    Diet/& Nutrition is by far number one! Then training.... then the juice.... sure compounds help but put the same person on an ok diet w/the same amount of gear the next round at the same stats & a dialed in diet weighing each meal etc - the second go with that same person will yield much better results

    Btw no one should be cycling at 25% bf....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Batmanreturns View Post
    Suppose an experienced lifter attempts this.. Would you value their diet or cycle as being more important?

    Diet and training are king, but there is no way in hell someone is attaining this naturally.

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    Yes it is possible. It depends on genetics and the person entirely and it would be ridiculous to see. I believe 16 weeks would be amazing achievement for any. Watch some mma guys cut down for weigh in. The body is capable of some neat shit.
    Last edited by Obs; 12-07-2016 at 09:03 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NACH3 View Post
    Diet/& Nutrition is by far number one! Then training.... then the juice.... sure compounds help but put the same person on an ok diet w/the same amount of gear the next round at the same stats & a dialed in diet weighing each meal etc - the second go with that same person will yield much better results

    Btw no one should be cycling at 25% bf....

    Agree 100%

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    Quote Originally Posted by Obspowerstroke View Post
    Yes it is possible. It depends on genetics and the person entirely and it would be ridiculous to see. I believe 16 weeks would be amazing achievement for any.
    I'm with you

    Levrone could do it lol

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    I went to an mma school where guys were scared to death of coming in overweight and landing in the 155lb class because a scotsman named, "herkie" could cut down to it and when he stepped in the ring he was huge! The guy way outclassed the rest of the amateurs in his weight class it just wasnt right.

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    One would have to gain 36lb of muscle and lose 36lb of fat in 8 weeks.

    I don't believe someone with Olympia like genetics can meet that goal in that time frame.

    Imo it's unachievable.

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    I say no way

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    Not going to happen. Regardless of genetics, diet, or training 10 weeks is not enough time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by numbere View Post
    One would have to gain 36lb of muscle and lose 36lb of fat in 8 weeks.

    I don't believe someone with Olympia like genetics can meet that goal in that time frame.

    Imo it's unachievable.
    I'm with you on this one numbere

    Absolutely impossible no matter genetics or a steady IV drip of gear

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    https://youtu.be/6euy5SGSggs I dont think its possible, I know it is. Genetics. Follow the link.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Obspowerstroke View Post
    https://youtu.be/6euy5SGSggs I dont think its possible, I know it is. Genetics. Follow the link.

    He basically spent 7 1/2 hours in the gym in 28 days. Just don't believe it.

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    Wild as hell. The fat drop would be easier than the muscle gain by far

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    Quote Originally Posted by jstone View Post
    Not going to happen. Regardless of genetics, diet, or training 10 weeks is not enough time.
    This.

    With gear, it's still a stretch. Naturally, it's impossible.

    No one is going to gain 35 lbs of lean mass, and simultaneously cut 35 lbs of body fat within a 10 week period. That's not how the body works. Anyone that believes otherwise is misinformed on the body's capabilities.

    Under optimal conditions, with gear, you'd be lucky to half of that.

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    Absolutely too drastic of a recomp in too short of a time frame!

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    possible Yes
    Likey? No bloody way

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    Quote Originally Posted by numbere View Post
    One would have to gain 36lb of muscle and lose 36lb of fat in 8 weeks.

    I don't believe someone with Olympia like genetics can meet that goal in that time frame.

    Imo it's unachievable.
    It's pretty crazy

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    Quote Originally Posted by Obspowerstroke View Post
    https://youtu.be/6euy5SGSggs I dont think its possible, I know it is. Genetics. Follow the link.
    This dude didn't even fuckin take creatine ... lol

    I was doing the math on the gains. Dude's my hero

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    Quote Originally Posted by Strongblood View Post
    Absolutely too drastic of a recomp in too short of a time frame!

    16+ weeks seemed more appropriate

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    Quote Originally Posted by Batmanreturns View Post
    This dude didn't even fuckin take creatine ... lol

    I was doing the math on the gains. Dude's my hero
    I'm not sure if you realize but Viator gained lost muscle in that month.

    He wasn't training or eating due to injury so he lost all his muscle tissue before taking place in that experiment.

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    Quote Originally Posted by numbere View Post
    I'm not sure if you realize but Viator gained lost muscle in that month.

    He wasn't training or eating due to injury so he lost all his muscle tissue before taking place in that experiment.
    I wasn't aware of that part. Still, that's pretty crazy thinking about the nutrition timing necessary to accomplish that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Batmanreturns View Post
    I wasn't aware of that part. Still, that's pretty crazy thinking about the nutrition timing necessary to accomplish that.
    Yes what he did was very impressive but it's a deceiving story when you leave out all the details.

    One of the reasons he was able to gain that amount of muscle tissue, besides muscle memory, is because his body fat was low when starting.

    If he had 63lb of fat to lose he wouldn't have gained 63lb of muscle.

    That's Forbe's Theory of nutrient partitioning, the logarithmic relationship between body fat and muscle tissue gain.

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    Quote Originally Posted by numbere View Post
    I'm not sure if you realize but Viator gained lost muscle in that month.

    He wasn't training or eating due to injury so he lost all his muscle tissue before taking place in that experiment.
    Just like what all the supplement companies do, have a physique model gain 30 pounds of far for before pictures, then take after pic 30 days later to prove the efficacy of the product. Lots of people still question the validity of the Colorado experiment.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jstone View Post
    Just like what all the supplement companies do, have a physique model gain 30 pounds of far for before pictures, then take after pic 30 days later to prove the efficacy of the product. Lots of people still question the validity of the Colorado experiment.
    LOL so true.

    You left out the part where the fitness model sells the free supplements they're given on eBay to finance their gear for those 30 days.

    What Viator did in the Colorado Experiment was impressive and I don't mean to undermine his achievements.

    But the way the data was presented was deceiving.

    On the plus side if get out of shape the Colorado Experiment shows that you shouldn't make excuses.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NACH3
    Diet/& Nutrition is by far number one! Then training.... then the juice.... sure compounds help but put the same person on an ok diet w/the same amount of gear the next round at the same stats & a dialed in diet weighing each meal etc - the second go with that same person will yield much better results Btw no one should be cycling at 25% bf....
    Spot on!

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    63 in lbs of gain in 28 days vs. losing 36 lbs of fat and gaining 36 lbs of muscle in 56 days: Option 2 would be much more likely. A person that tries hard enough could burn that fat off fast without anabolics in no time and then tren it up. It would take the right guy but its doable. I would love to see it! I would try it but i dont think i can achieve 25% bodyfat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Obspowerstroke View Post
    63 in lbs of gain in 28 days vs. losing 36 lbs of fat and gaining 36 lbs of muscle in 56 days: Option 2 would be much more likely. A person that tries hard enough could burn that fat off fast without anabolics in no time and then tren it up. It would take the right guy but its doable. I would love to see it! I would try it but i dont think i can achieve 25% bodyfat.
    I'm going to give this a go. My starting point is closer to 20% but I'm ready to go.

    I'll log this cycle, diet and blood work any way you guys want.

    Should I make the thread private or open or?

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    Keep it open we all like experiments. Be safe. It will take a lot work. You are gonna have to bust ass to cut the fat as fast as possible. Run till you faint, when you wake back up take off running again. Sweat and bleed a yell and give it hell with the cardio. Then build it back lean as hell. It will take a master of diet and a bunch of control.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Obspowerstroke View Post
    Keep it open we all like experiments. Be safe. It will take a lot work. You are gonna have to bust ass to cut the fat as fast as possible. Run till you faint, when you wake back up take off running again. Sweat and bleed a yell and give it hell with the cardio. Then build it back lean as hell. It will take a master of diet and a bunch of control.
    Alright I'm with you.

    Should I create a post with the proposed cycle & diet, then update every couple weeks?

    I don't want the info to fall into some 18 year olds hands is my concern lol

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    I feel like I should just leave out the cycle info. Anyone who's interested that doesn't already know where I'm going feel free to PM me for that aspect?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Batmanreturns View Post
    I feel like I should just leave out the cycle info. Anyone who's interested that doesn't already know where I'm going feel free to PM me for that aspect?
    I am curious what you plan but be careful. I dont know how much eperience you have but I know your gonna do what you choose. I wont flame you and I like seeing people bust their ass and succeed. You are 27 so you arent too young but study up if you arent already. Dont jump into stacks or tren or anything. Have you cycled before?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Obspowerstroke View Post
    I am curious what you plan but be careful. I dont know how much eperience you have but I know your gonna do what you choose. I wont flame you and I like seeing people bust their ass and succeed. You are 27 so you arent too young but study up if you arent already. Dont jump into stacks or tren or anything. Have you cycled before?
    Sweet, I shot you a message.

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    If your asking is it possible Yes of course it is. However there are risk factors involved here's how it could be done NOT recording this, Also nor giving doses.
    DNP for 10/14 days
    Test prop day 1/70
    Tren ace day 1/70
    Mast days 40/70
    Clean diet with training and cardio definitely possible, in simple terms do a contest prep but with dnp first to burn most of the fat

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    Evern this is a long time shot an now for the average guy but I do belive it's possible
    Last edited by Marcus G; 12-08-2016 at 04:18 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marcus G View Post
    Evern this is a long time shot an now for the average guy but I do belive it's possible
    I'll keep everyone posted.

    Starting my first pin tomorrow and then starting the diet on tuesday.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Batmanreturns View Post
    I'll keep everyone posted.

    Starting my first pin tomorrow and then starting the diet on tuesday.
    ^wut? You don't already have a "diet" in place?

    You probably should have your nutrition dialed in before even considering a cycle.

    Also, please taper your expectations. I get that you probably started this poll "for a friend" but prepare to be disappointed if you're not herculean 10-weeks from now in comparison to your starting point.

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    This would be a better and healthier way.
    20 weeks
    First 10 no AAS just weight loss with good diet and training.
    Then you could start the other 10 weeks at say 190ibs 15% bf then if you wanted to use AAS you could end up around 200ibs 10-12%bf at the end of the 20 weeks. this is a lot more realistic to achieve.

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