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Sup. My goal is to get as muscular as possible for the summer. Unfortunately, to put on a decent amount of muscle you have to be in a constant, moderate-large caloric surplus (i.e. 500-1000 calories surplus daily), which causes fat gain as well.
I’ve been bulking since august. My strength and size went up very fast, which confirmed for me that I was doing the right thing by “dirty” bulking. And yes, I have tried lean bulking and I didn’t like it. I am 6’3, 190 pounds at around 15%-17% body fat. I am planning on ending my bulk once I reach 20% body fat, which is probably going to happen in 7-10 months.
Cutting is going to take 2-3 months, so if I want to look shredded for the summer I would have to start cutting in March or April. If I want to just look lean cutting is going to take 1.5 month.
I want the lean look because I don’t want to lose strength and lower my T in the process of cutting, it’s just not worth it, at least for me.
So I am going to bulk until April, and then start cutting. Is that a good plan?
I’ve been bulking since august. My strength and size went up very fast, which confirmed for me that I was doing the right thing by “dirty” bulking. And yes, I have tried lean bulking and I didn’t like it. I am 6’3, 190 pounds at around 15%-17% body fat. I am planning on ending my bulk once I reach 20% body fat, which is probably going to happen in 7-10 months.
Cutting is going to take 2-3 months, so if I want to look shredded for the summer I would have to start cutting in March or April. If I want to just look lean cutting is going to take 1.5 month.
I want the lean look because I don’t want to lose strength and lower my T in the process of cutting, it’s just not worth it, at least for me.
So I am going to bulk until April, and then start cutting. Is that a good plan?