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    Quote Originally Posted by baseline_9 View Post
    It's a lot of volume...

    But trust me.... You will drop weight quickly using a program like this....

    Anyone I have running this type of a routine is surprised when I give them there macros.... Because they are eating so much food....
    I'm sitting at 13.0% bf now and if it will help me get to sub 10% I'm all for it. I am currently eating 2500-2600 calories on lifting days and ~2000 on non-lifting days. Do you think I should increase my calories when I start this routine? if yes, how much? I do a fair amount of fasted cardio - lately I'm riding about 20-25 miles a day but it varies.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brazensol View Post
    I'm sitting at 13.0% bf now and if it will help me get to sub 10% I'm all for it. I am currently eating 2500-2600 calories on lifting days and ~2000 on non-lifting days. Do you think I should increase my calories when I start this routine? if yes, how much? I do a fair amount of fasted cardio - lately I'm riding about 20-25 miles a day but it varies.
    Try the routine out.... Weigh yourself every day and take an average weight loss over the week... Aim for a 0.5% weight loss per week (0.5% of body weight)... If your not hitting that then either decrease energy in, increase energy out or a combo of both....

    Run with the program for 2 whole weeks before you make too many adjustments to your macros or cardio... Allow yourself to 'settle in' to the routine....

    When making adjustments to macros and cardio there are a few things to consider....

    Maintaining lifting performance and bar poundage is very important.... So don't cut carb on training days unless you have to.... My preference is to have people go very low if they have to on non training days which enables them to keep carbs up much higher on lifting days....


    Make only a minor adjustment and again give yourself some time, maybe a week to see how you respond.... Dropping carbs 20g here and there and adding 50 cals to all of your cardio sessions will produce bigger results that it should do on paper....


    If you want to get down to 10% give yourself 6/7 weeks (0.5% a week).... Make constant progression on the program above and bust your balls in the gym... Don't take sets to failure as this will just reduce overall workload.... Stop a rep or two shy and work up to maybe a really tough last set... This type of training is very demanding....
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