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03-11-2013, 05:19 PM #41Originally Posted by baseline_9
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03-11-2013, 05:22 PM #42
I will be starting a log soon so you will all be able to see exactly how I use IIFYM
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03-11-2013, 05:23 PM #43Hit ur macros and you will get the results your after....
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03-11-2013, 05:29 PM #44
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03-11-2013, 05:38 PM #45
Base remember last year (or so) when u were gonna do the iifym with pizza and chocolate and crap like that? U said then it might be awhile. Well is now "awhile"?
My contention is u cannot consistently eat poorly and expect it not to affect body composition. To what degree is individualistic imo.
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03-11-2013, 05:45 PM #46
You will see my IIFYM log soon....
However it's not what you will expect.... And that's the problem...
The whole point of IIFYM is not to eat as much crap as possible in your diet.....
IIFYM has become more and more popular IMO since the 'myfitnesspal' app has taken off so massively....
It really allows you to be super tight with your diet and since its so easy to use there are more and more people counting macros....
People are counting macros and then saying I have some left at the end of the day.... This is where you can be a bit flexible.....
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03-11-2013, 05:49 PM #47
But to answer your question I would eat what ever I want.... But I weigh it up and decide if its worth it...
For example.... If half a cheese cake is going to bust my fat and carb intake for the day is it really worth it??? For me I'd rather have more natural food and be able to eat more
If I want a cheat day I will really cut back on my meal frequency and maybe just have one real food meal with a good desert or some chocolate and maybe a few protein only shakes in the day
By doing this you can eat what you want and still hit all of your numbers.....
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03-11-2013, 05:51 PM #48
Shoot here lately in all honesty i primarily count my carbs in my head and thats it. I know about how much protein to equal 300-400g i double chek it after the fact. Its funny my Maintenance diet in was able to do all in my head and never counted the fat macro but know if the protein and carbs are solid choices the fat is gonna be where it needs to automatically.
Experience in this game is a great tool to have!
Look forward to ur log. Have never seen u maintain one.
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03-11-2013, 05:58 PM #49Where's the fibre and micros?
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03-11-2013, 06:08 PM #50
I don't disagree...
The whole IIFYM thing has gotten blown out of control..... People only looking at numbers and eating loads of 'junk food'
IIFYM IMO isn't even a diet.... It's just a fundamental basis to any nutrition plan..... The first thing that we all need to look at are macros....
I think that with the evolution of smart phones and the like people are actually finding it easier to follow macro based diets... And that's where IIFYM has grown from..... However there will always be people who take a good thing and over do it...
People see Matt Oguss eating pop tarts or whatever and they then think that all he eats are pop tarts... Then they try and ram as many pop tarts into there macros as possible....
At the end of the day macro counting is important... If you do it consciously or subconsciously..... The new apps (myfitnesspal) that are out there make it very easy for people to become MORE flexible with there diets and remain within there macro, micro and fibre goals for the day.....
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03-11-2013, 06:10 PM #51Senior Member
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Originally Posted by cj111
Stop thinking you're better than others because you diet "clean". You're no better than any other person trying to better themselves through fitness. There are plenty of people that have a better physique than you that incorporate IIFYM (Matt Ogus, Layne Norton, Alberto Nunez, etc.) but I don't see them bitching.
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03-11-2013, 06:18 PM #52Stop thinking you're better than others because you diet "clean".
First of all I didn't state I was better than anyone, at all.
Second, I don't diet clean. Not sure where you picked up that piece of info.
And thank you for comparing my physique to other peoples, that's very kind of you
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03-11-2013, 06:22 PM #53Senior Member
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Originally Posted by cj111
It's simple guys. Eat the food you enjoy in moderation, fit your macros with it, and don't feel guilty about it. Hit a good fiber and micro intake. Enjoy life, our time is very limited.
Peace
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Same base as points in Weight Watchers. I always thought that shit was a joke. I can eat a half of pizza and hit my points.
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samson is living proof that if you eat shit and take gear u get fat, thats what happend to him. he got fat, tubby bitch. had he ate clean and respected his macros his outcome would have been way diffeent
some people can eat high amounts of sugar and starches and get by just fine, if im short 3-400 calories before my cut off for feeding ill get a chocolate milk, practical, yes, good idea? no
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03-12-2013, 08:25 AM #56
^^ this.
IIFYM would never work for me, mainly because the foods I 'like' are absolute SHIT - I mean, I'd hit my fat macro in 2 mins flat, and that's no exaggeration.
IMO, IIFYM works MUCH better for people with higher caloric requirements and/or those who are 'bulking'. I'd find IIFYM extremely difficult to implement while cutting personally. I have a shit metabolism and a TDEE somewhere around 2500 calories, maybe a bit lower. It'd be hard to work with IIFYM at say 2000 calories/day, IMO.
Having said that, I am taking an IIFYM approach on my carb re-feed days. It allows me the mental break above all else.
I want to clarify that I'm not against IIFYM as an ideal; i'm against it's interpretation by many (most) people, most of whom are kids (BB dot com types) at 140lbs soaking wet. Of course IIFYM is easy (and appealing) for them.
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