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re: Eat Better, Workout, but gain weight?
Posted on 2/7/24 at 10:07 am to SkintBack
Posted on 2/7/24 at 10:07 am to SkintBack
If you are getting stronger & clothes fit better then you are making progress despite what the scale says. If you stay at a calorie deficit, lift consistently and keep protein intake high the fat will eventually come off.
Do you know what your daily calorie & protein intake is? I'd start with 2000 calories & 175 grams of protein daily. As you adjust to that, I'd up protein intake to >200g daily and lower calories.
Disclaimer: I'm not a nutritionalist or trainer, just speaking from personal experience of my body recomp from 260 - 215lbs over past 6 months.
Do you know what your daily calorie & protein intake is? I'd start with 2000 calories & 175 grams of protein daily. As you adjust to that, I'd up protein intake to >200g daily and lower calories.
Disclaimer: I'm not a nutritionalist or trainer, just speaking from personal experience of my body recomp from 260 - 215lbs over past 6 months.
Posted on 2/7/24 at 10:18 am to BamaFanInTigerland
quote:I know changes are happening because of the clothes, compliments from people I haven't seen in a while and just feeling great. Hunger has been on the rise with all the added activity so I try to keep fueled with mostly protein.
If you stay at a calorie deficit, lift consistently and keep protein intake high the fat will eventually come off.
Do you know what your daily calorie & protein intake is? I'd start with 2000 calories & 175 grams of protein daily
Calories have been around 2400, some days 2000, some days 2800, protein around 150g.
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