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hitting everything 2x a week, managing fatigue, eating 1.6g protein/kg bw, focusing on carbs, eating fast digesting carbs 60-90 minutes before a workout, caffeine 45min before the workout, 7-9 hrs of sleepWas 68kg 40 days ago until I started eating 3/4 meals a day
For now I’ve just been on a mainly chicken n rice diet and chug like a litre or two of milk everyday - is this ideal in my situation or should I switch it up a bithitting everything 2x a week, managing fatigue, eating 1.6g protein/kg bw, focusing on carbs, eating fast digesting carbs 60-90 minutes before a workout, caffeine 45min before the workout, 7-9 hrs of sleep
its fucking dogshit, honestly, you're eating in a surplus which does absolutely nothing to help you build muscle. 0 contributionFor now I’ve just been on a mainly chicken n rice diet and chug like a litre or two of milk everyday - is this ideal in my situation or should I switch it up a bit
Fs appreciate it broits fucking dogshit, honestly, you're eating in a surplus which does absolutely nothing to help you build muscle. 0 contribution
try to eat around ur maintenance, don't go over 100 calories on ur tdee. if u dont know ur maintenance, u can get an average, just type "tdee calculator" input ur data and don't overeat.
if, however, you wanna enjoy a cheat meal go for it, ur skinny as fuck anyway.
I think these sites are horseshittry to eat around ur maintenance, don't go over 100 calories on ur tdee. if u dont know ur maintenance, u can get an average, just type "tdee calculator" input ur data and don't overeat.
Micronutrient recs?I think these sites are horseshit
The best way to know your maintenance or to be as close as possible to it, is to weigh yourself (fasted, morning, after pee and shit), track what you eat for minimum 2 weeks and then see how your weight changed.
I would only use these sites to know roughly what to eat in that 2 weeks phase and adjust accordingly
Do not rely on them
They all use the same shitty formula which isn’t accurate
They show that my maintenance is +400 calories than it actually is lol
If i listened to it for long enough, I would get fat asf
Btw OP, don’t focus solely on protein and carbs, but on fat and your micronutrients which are very neglected often but are very important (obviously)
I agree they can't know for sure your exact maintenance as that varies, but my guess is you fucked up the data because it's not off by 400 lol.I think these sites are horseshit
The best way to know your maintenance or to be as close as possible to it, is to weigh yourself (fasted, morning, after pee and shit), track what you eat for minimum 2 weeks and then see how your weight changed.
I would only use these sites to know roughly what to eat in that 2 weeks phase and adjust accordingly
Do not rely on them
They all use the same shitty formula which isn’t accurate
They show that my maintenance is +400 calories than it actually is lol
If i listened to it for long enough, I would get fat asf
Btw OP, don’t focus solely on protein and carbs, but on fat and your micronutrients which are very neglected often but are very important (obviously)
It is lolI agree they can't know for sure your exact maintenance as that varies, but my guess is you fucked up the data because it's not off by 400 lol.
Depends on your statsMicronutrient recs?
could be an exception, I guessIt is lol
I logged in my exact stats and activity level and it was way off
Then I did the 2 weeks phase and my maintenance was way lower than that (400kcal)
Depends on your stats
Download an app like cronometer/Tracked and put essential micros and more specifically micros you know you usually don’t get enough of, and see if you hit them on a daily basis (it will show you in the app the RDI), and then see a week after what you lack and adjust accordingly
For example if you lack in potassium, add potassium-reach food…
Yeah I guess it’s individual dependent tbhcould be an exception, I guess
mine came up pretty accurate I'd say, eating in a 500 deficit and losing a kilo every ~15 days for about 12 weeks now, as I do lower the calories occasionally to account for my tdee going lower