Plus I honestly think it’s not worth the effort. If you wanted it to be easy to read, you could just as well change the layout so one can comprehend it without putting any effort into it. The logical consequence for me is, that you don’t care if one actually reads and comprehends your workouts. So by not putting effort into it I would ablige and follow this train of thought
In fact, the opposite effect of what Anna wants will happen. A starved metabolism slows down to hang on to what little energy it can for as long as it can. Just saw a video by John Meadows who stated that when he is about to prep someone for contest shape (note - a shape no one should be for long periods at a time) he will spend a week or two feeding them extra calories to trigger the metabolism up, then, when he diets them down, they can lose weight faster.
I’ve read a lot about reverse dieting and had doe it myself when I took calories from 1400 to 2k in school. For some reason, my metabolism decided to slow down after coming to florida when this COVID shit started
I went from 2k to 1700 because I was noticing steady weight gain at 2k whereas I had been maintaining at 2k before. This is a very big (if not the biggest) source of frustration. I’m guessing it’s likely due to the reduced energy demands of not hitting heavy weights and less hills/stairs
He knows that. The point being that it isn’t “for some reason” or something that’s out of your control. Your language is designed to relinquish your control over a process you are fully able to understand and manipulate.
The difference is that I started gaining at an intake I had previously been maintaining at vs intentionally upping calories specifically to gain weight
I don’t quite know how to get this point across online