6'3 247lbs 15-16% I want to get to 10% the most painless way possible

[dirkmcgirk]

Hey guys I am trying to get serious now. Do you think 6-8 weeks at 2000 cals a day would do the job. I attached a pic. I am guessing i was pretty off with estimated 15-16% and i am likely 20-21% Any and all suggestions are appreciated. In the pic below I am 252lbs

[bethdoth]

Dirk You can make great strides in 6-8 weeks. In 9 weeks I have went from 208 pounds 26%BF down to 193 and 17% (according to inaccurate calipers not BODPOD). I have been consuming 2100 calories a day, with macro's pretty close to 50% Protein/30% complex carbs/20% fat. BUT here is the kicker...I have been doing fasted high intensity interval training (HIIT) 3-5 mornings a week, then lift 4-5 times a week in the afternoon. Lots of BCAA pre,during and post cardio. According to the trainer at the gym and his calipers I have lost about 20 pounds of fat and gained about 5 pounds of lean muscle. All I know is I need all new pants and I like what I see in the mirror. It is a lot of work and dedication but once you start seeing results the male ego/motivation will kick in full gear.

Hey guys I am trying to get serious now. Do you think 6-8 weeks at 2000 cals a day would do the job. I attached a pic. I am guessing i was pretty off with estimated 15-16% and i am likely 20-21% Any and all suggestions are appreciated. In the pic below I am 252lbs

[dirkmcgirk]

Dirk You can make great strides in 6-8 weeks. In 9 weeks I have went from 208 pounds 26%BF down to 193 and 17% (according to inaccurate calipers not BODPOD). I have been consuming 2100 calories a day, with macro's pretty close to 50% Protein/30% complex carbs/20% fat. BUT here is the kicker...I have been doing fasted high intensity interval training (HIIT) 3-5 mornings a week, then lift 4-5 times a week in the afternoon. Lots of BCAA pre,during and post cardio. According to the trainer at the gym and his calipers I have lost about 20 pounds of fat and gained about 5 pounds of lean muscle. All I know is I need all new pants and I like what I see in the mirror. It is a lot of work and dedication but once you start seeing results the male ego/motivation will kick in full gear.

Thanks for the encouragement