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04-13-2013, 09:35 AM #1New Member
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Need 405's input on my fasting routine
As the title days I have a few questions regarding how I want to go about my fasting and working out. I will post up my current routine and you can let me know what you think.
5am- take 5grams of creatine with Pre workout drink
1mr and no xplode
530am- weight training for 45min- 1 hour
630am-5pm 30grams BCAA
600pm- 1 hour cardio on eliptical
700pm post workout shake, 1 cup strawberries, 1 banana 5 grams of creatine
Macros- cal 951- carb 112-pro 92- fat 20
830pm- 10pz chicken, 1 cup cooled brown rice
Macros- cal 638- carb 41- pro 85- fat 12
930pm- 4 oz chicken, 1/2 cup cooked brown rice, 1 shake 7 grams glutamine
Macros- cal 517- carb 31- pro 84.5- fat 10
1045pm bedtime shake 7 grams glutamine
Macros- cal 850- carb 150- pro75- fat 10
Total macros- cal 2956- carb 334- pro 336.5- fat- 42
Now my stats are-
5'7"
175 pounds
Roughly 15% bodyfat "I will post a pic and let you guys be the judge"
Short term goal is to hit single percent body fat and then long term is to maintain that percentage up to 190-195 pounds
My workout routine is-
Monday- chest bis am- cardio pm
Tuesday- legs am- cardio pm
Wednesday- shoulders tris am- cardio pm
Thursday- off am- cardio pm
Friday- back bis am- cardio pm
Saturday- off am- cardio pm
Sunday- off am- legs pm no cardio
Depending on what time I get off work my fast will go from around 11pm to between 4 pm and 630pm the next day. Also my cal are above maintainence by roughly 2-300
I also have a physical job as I am an electrician so I burn a good amount of cals at work everyday. So if you guys could give me your thoughts on this workout and diet that would be great! Thanks in advance guys.
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04-13-2013, 11:42 AM #2
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Short term goal is to hit single percent body fat and then long term is to maintain that percentage up to 190-195 pounds
and u are consuming carbs in the morning and breaking your fast. Skip the supplements, have a shot of espresso for a boost in the gym, take 1 scoop bcaa before the gym and 2 during the work out. make sure to find a formula that isnt flavored or have any carbohydrates.
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04-13-2013, 12:23 PM #4
is this an "IF" style where u plan fasting daily and eating 3000cals every day?? are u thinking u can be above maintenance on average and still drop body fat because ur fasting?
700pm post workout shake, 1 cup strawberries, 1 banana 5 grams of creatine
Macros- cal 951- carb 112-pro 92- fat 20
1045pm bedtime shake 7 grams glutamine
Macros- cal 850- carb 150- pro75- fat 10
rough maintenance at 175 lbs 15%bf (2231cals)
puts u at approx 725cal surplus daily. u say 200-300 above maintenance, have u established ur maintenance cals thru trial and error already at @2700??
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04-13-2013, 03:18 PM #5New Member
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As far as coming up with this routine I read on here quite a bit and tried to fit a 16-20 hour fast into my lifestyle and this is what I came up with. I was looking at fasting to drop body fat down to below 10%.
As far as taking 7-9 years that's why I posted here, to ask what will work better. Maybe this can be a summer diet for me to keep my body fat down and then do more of a bulk in the winter. With the 11.5 grams of carbs I missed in the Pre workouts how huge is that persay?
Yes this is an if style I guess, I have read quite a few post on here and as I said above came up with this. And yes I was under the understanding that with doing the additional cardio, fasted I could still be a couple hundred cals over maintenance to continue to build lbm instead of losing or staying the same.
My maintenance cals were based on the fact of having a physical job. Using the tdee at the top of the previous page. I wasnt sure if that or my lbmx15 would be sufficent. When taken into account my job and the amount of working out I would be doing.
Post workout shake consist of-
3 scoops 100% whey
3 scoops of ground oats
Cal 800- carb 67-pro 90-fat 20
Bedtime shake consist of
3 scoops protien powder
3 scoops waxy maize
Once again, I am kinda new to everything so please bear with me. I appreciate the help.
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04-15-2013, 10:06 AM #6New Member
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04-15-2013, 10:09 AM #7
For your ongoing education:
http://forums.steroid.com/nutrition-...t=intermittent
http://forums.steroid.com/nutrition-...t=intermittent
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04-16-2013, 04:57 AM #8New Member
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Thank you, I appreciate it! I will take a look at those. What does everyone else think? Any big changes I should make right off the bat? It will take me a few days to read through all those lol
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04-16-2013, 05:27 AM #9
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04-16-2013, 09:56 AM #10New Member
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So how exactly would I figure my tdee?
Lbm x 15= 2231
Now how do I figure the amount of working out I do with this formula? If I use the tdee I come up with around 3000 like I said before. Please help me understand this. I do an hour on the eliptical and burn 550-600 calories, plus on my feet climbing ladders all day, and lifting weights in the morning.
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04-16-2013, 10:49 AM #11
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04-16-2013, 10:59 AM #12
Ok, LBM x 15 is going to give you a pretty close guesstimate of your maintenance calorie intake (the number you burn sitting on your ass doing nothing....
From there is really is a guessing game (the whole this is TBH)....
You can add your 550 calories from cardio to that number... You can add maybe another 350 calories for lifting... And maybe a few extra hundred cals if you have an active job....
But really you just need to pick a goal, pick a weight loss/gain number per week and then try and guesstimate a good number of calories to make you hit your goal each week.....
Hit your macros perfect and and then gauge how close you were to your target with the scales
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04-16-2013, 11:00 AM #13
TDEE generally encompasses ALL daily activity. So, your training, cardio, work, etc. should all be factored in.
LBM x 15 is a 'formula' I've been using for years. Realize that it's very crude and will only provide a rough starting point for most people. I say "most people" because there are exceptions; e.g. people with highly physical/labor type jobs (possibly like yourself), people who are extremely active aside from training (organized sports, hikers, cyclists, runners, etc.). In those cases, this formula will likely output a number that's a bit low.
The problem I have with the 'real' formulas (e.g. Katch-McArdle, Harris-Benedict, etc) is that they are too subjective, particularly with the activity multiplier. What you consider 'moderately active' can vary greatly from what I/others consider 'moderately active'. In my experience, these usually have people way too high.
IMO - start with LBM x 15 anyway. You're cutting - so if it's on the low end, so what? It's not like you'll be eating 1300 calories/day. This will require you to monitor your progress (or lack thereof) and make adjustments as needed.
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04-16-2013, 11:01 AM #14
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04-16-2013, 11:36 AM #15New Member
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Thanks guys, that was were I thought things were weird, cause I have tried 2300 and that left me sleepy all day and felt like I had absolutely no energy. I suppose I thought fasted cardio would help me get to where I want to be "sub 10% bf" fairly quick, and it fits my lifestyle. I'm kinda like gb as he stated in the thread he linked above. If I have a diet where I have wiggle room, it goes south. Also I have found out that I am so hungry come 6-7 pm that my chicken and rice taste so good it's like I'm eating a tasty dessert!!! I will try starting at 2500 per day and go from there. I appreciate all the help
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