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    Quote Originally Posted by gbrice75 View Post
    Have you checked out the cutting 101 sticky?
    haha I have, but just re-read it and did some math after I read it

    BMR - 220Lbs is 2235.8
    TDEE is 3465.5 for off days and 3856.8 for workout days

    From the calories I listed it looks like it is about a 47/22/31

    If cutting would you rather have a higher fat% or carb%?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ElDude View Post
    haha I have, but just re-read it and did some math after I read it

    BMR - 220Lbs is 2235.8
    TDEE is 3465.5 for off days and 3856.8 for workout days

    From the calories I listed it looks like it is about a 47/22/31

    If cutting would you rather have a higher fat% or carb%?
    i wonder this number too, ive been dieting the past two weeks and dropped ten pounds already, been eating around 1800 calories, about 100g carbs. 150g protein, and 65g of fat, rough estimate, but i have cut the fat down recently and have seen the weight drop faster this way, so in my experience i would keep carbs and fats low

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    Quote Originally Posted by ElDude View Post
    haha I have, but just re-read it and did some math after I read it

    BMR - 220Lbs is 2235.8
    TDEE is 3465.5 for off days and 3856.8 for workout days

    From the calories I listed it looks like it is about a 47/22/31

    If cutting would you rather have a higher fat% or carb%?
    Some people respond better to higher fat diets... i'm not one of them. Personally, I don't like my fat over 20% of total calories, and ideally it'll be at 15%. 30% fat is way high IMO.

    215 @ let's say 20% bodyfat... i'd put your TDEE at roughly 2500 calories. I don't like the formulas at all (yes I know I reference them in my sticky... let's just say I wasn't given a choice) - in my experience, they almost ALWAYS tend to come out high due to the activity multiplier being far too subjective... i.e. what I consider 'moderately active' and what you/others do could be worlds apart.

    Quote Originally Posted by Ajc330 View Post
    i wonder this number too, ive been dieting the past two weeks and dropped ten pounds already, been eating around 1800 calories, about 100g carbs. 150g protein, and 65g of fat, rough estimate, but i have cut the fat down recently and have seen the weight drop faster this way, so in my experience i would keep carbs and fats low
    Agreed about keeping carbs AND fats relatively low. Having said that, you're numbers above appear to be out of whack in relation to each other.

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    There must be something I am not adding up in my diet to get that high of a percentage for fat though.

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