You want to be aiming for 1lb gained per week, anything above that will just be additional fat. Usually people recommend not to do cardio while on a bulk since it doesn't build as much muscle as weight training and depletes your caloric surplus. You are still a newbie after that and especially when it comes to hypertrophy. Cut and gain mass. A lot of people can stay on it longer but then they are making a choice to be more strength focused. To me, that refers to strength training. Lol why did you, /u/JonBanaitis even bother to make a new account when it's basically identical to the first? I'd even venture to say that a couple months into this, you may need to bump your training day macros to full TDEE which would be somewhere around 3800 cals. I try to not fiddle with details when I cant see the whole picture yet, sure I feel like I could eat less but there are delicious carrots and quark to be had. I want to do an amateur bodybuilding competition this year and all of my peers that I have talked to suggest cycling carbs. In reality, you need to eat whatever actually supports growth. Once your start actually plateauing, instead of just worrying about plateauing, you can decide if you are willing to up your calories and put on a bit more fat along with additional muscle. The cardio can be after the weight training, or on it's own day, but you'll want at least 2 full rest days a week, that's where you'll cut fat, because you need to be cycling carbs. Any advice would be appreciated, and sorry for the rambling nature of my post, I am on my phone and in a time crunch. So after doing some research and reading into things like lean gains, etc, my question is that if my goal is to end up lifting a ton of weight, am I better off to cycle eating everything in site and putting on mass and then cutting, or to try to just put on mass while cutting fat, I don't know how hard that is to do. I appreciate it. I try to eat 1800-2200 kalories. I wish they had a guide for non-beginners. That should set you up for a nice cut. Aiming for ~.5 - 1 lb of weight gain per week average is probably about right for most people, assuming they want to maximize muscle gain while minimizing fat gain. A bit on me: I am 6'3'' around 290 and have recently gotten into lifting as my jaunts into more cardio based activities have left me bored and looking for something else. I've tried to recreate my gym workouts with dumbbells at home, but it … let us store the Hard Mass in the scrapbox instead. I'd toss in another 20g of fat, and 25-50g of carbs. Also pretty sure that is well above 195lb. If you're curious on timing of when to eat what, [read this.] You'll more than likely be able to still see gains while losing weight for a while. Adding more training in the form of HIIT will likely cut into your recovery and could limit the muscle gains you’re seeking. I believe this might work, because I'm eating 4,000 calories of beef mince almost daily and I look like I'm shrinking, not fucking growing. Simply because if you’re training how you should be on the weights, you’re already doing 3 high intensity training sessions per week. 2420kcal for me (61kg/134lb)? I have been doing sl 5x5 for around two months and am really enjoying it. well just eat 2420kcal per day and see if you gain weight over 2 weeks, if not, increase the calories. Jordan Syatt's dead lifting stance seems pretty hard core for someone who appears to only be pulling ~195 lbs. "Remember, you can starve yourself thin, but you will never starve yourself healthy." By all means, continue lifting, but your short term goal should be to get to the 12-15% range, and then focus on your muscle building. His style is pretty time-tested, basic stuff. Please? You are big enough that you can lose weight while gaining muscle/strength for awhile. -- PartlyPaleo. Honestly, you just need to work towards a recomp. Everything out there seems to be aimed towards a short, beginners workout. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts, Carnivore 3.5 years • Discord & r/KetoAF Admin. Assuming you're not a body builder or something, you probably have a decent amount of body fat, and really I only tell guys (assuming you're male) that they need to worry about cut and bulk phases once they get down to 15% body fat or lower. Hi Reddit, I've been interested in starting P90x since it can be done mostly at home and with no equipment. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. But seriously, start cutting at a decent rate and keep lifting, thats what I did and I've made huge progress and look significantly better along with being stronger. Why do they not recommend high intensity cardio?

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