[quote]Professor X wrote:
[quote]bpick86 wrote:
So let me see if I get this, you eat enough to reach a certain weight, lets say 300, regardless of fat gains, then when that weight it reached you maintain it to give your body a chance to adapt to it. So you are eating enough to maintain that 300 and the idea is your body is recomping that 300 lbs and your LBM is going up, while your body fat is going down while you stay at 300? Then when you feel like showing off a little of that muscle gained you diet down to a leaner body fat %?[/quote]
No…first off, anyone setting sites on 300lbs had better be already big as fuck and bigger than most from normal training.
I hit 300lbs because I was a big muscular guy at over 285lbs…which I have posted pictures for.
I was that weight in the military so no, I was not some fat blob who couldn’t move.
300lbs was a stretch for me and pushing it…but I really just wanted to see if I could hit that weight and not be obese to see if I could manage a set point.
If I was never 240lbs…and hit 240lbs…but am carrying a little more body fat…I don’t hop on a super diet. I keep training as if for size but limit my food intake. I may even drop some weight, but the overall goal is to eventually hit that same weight with MORE muscle and LESS fat as my own body adapts to the weight and environment.[/quote]
When I stopped playing ball I was 240ish or so and I then got into going for strength and powerlifting just for fun to give myself goals and something to compete against.
The heavier I got the stronger I got, so I really pushed it and was sitting at 275-280 after about 15 months. I was eating big, but still clean. Then I did a semi dirty bulk, which for my body type by most standards really wasn’t all that dirty. But assistance absolutely packs everything on me, fat, water, muscle, etc.
Now I have learned now to run a daily fairly high dose of an estrogen inhibitor, which helps my lean gains and keeps the fat down while assisted. My body absorbs the compounds so readily it was also producing tons of estrogen to combat it. That was another huge breakthrough for me physique wise.