Fat Fast Revisited

Ok, so I’m deciding to do Fat Fast again. I’m actually at a weight that I need to be, but I would like a 10 pound or so cushion (meaning being under my max by ten pounds). Also, The Marine Birthday Ball is in about a month (Nov 5) and I’d like my alphas to be a little looser, plus, I feel the need to be a little hardcore, for some reason. So this will be my log.

Goal: Lose 10 lbs in 3 weeks.
Plan: Diet is bwx13/2(200x13=2600/2=1300 a day).
Training is Full body lifting 3x a week, 2-3 sets of 6-8 reps. Cardio will be one hour of incline walking everyday. Supps. I usually use caffeine and Yohimbine, but I do have a bottle of HOT-ROX (original) that I’ll give a whirl. It fits in nicely for three weeks. We’ll see if it makes a noticable difference in fat loss through any of the purported mechanisms. I’ll post the first log entry by the end of the day (it’s 7:30am Friday for me).

Oh yeah, two things. One, I’ll be using whole foods, makes it much easier to comply with. And two, my starting point.

Weight:203
Bodyfat:20%

Just run instead of walking. Heck, even better, do HIIT.

Good luck with your magical fat burner… it won’t help very much. HOT-ROX should be useful though.

I wish you the very best of luck.

HIIT is not a great idea for a vlcd. Would burn out too quick. I’ll see how the running goes, but not much more than a slow jog. I don’t think anything’s magical, I bought it awhile ago and never used it. Might as well give it a go and see if it adds anything to the program. If it even just suppresses the appetite, that’d be good enough for me.

Imho that’s too much… most likely you will regret it after.

If you want to do that at least do a refeed of 2 days every week.

I can lower the aerobic sessions but body fat is too high to necessitate(sp) a refeed so often.

Good luck, and maybe try the Alpo motivator??

I may have to use that one soon…

Diet: ~1200 calories
Training: Full body 2x. Did one full body workout of 3x15, then repeated. Will do the same tomorrow with 30-60’ of incline walking in the morning.

[quote]Bronx Bomber wrote:
I can lower the aerobic sessions but body fat is too high to necessitate(sp) a refeed so often.[/quote]

No it’s not…

Lowering the cardio is not necessarily better. Cardio increases your metabolism, dieting decreases it…

I’m not talking here about a shitload of cardio every day… That’s bad of course… But trying to loose fat too fast is bad IN ANY CASE.

[quote]Shotgun wrote:
Bronx Bomber wrote:
I can lower the aerobic sessions but body fat is too high to necessitate(sp) a refeed so often.

No it’s not…

Lowering the cardio is not necessarily better. Cardio increases your metabolism, dieting decreases it…[/quote]

From what I’ve been noticing and reading on different sites, Cardio will suppress your metabolism quicker, at least at deficeit (sp).

Again, I would have normally agreed, but from some recent people’s experiments, as well as other research quoted by many, the higher the bodyfat, the more it’s burned while sparing muscle at a large caloric cut, even during a fast. Fun, no, but doable, it’s looking like it.

Not trying to argue, just some of the reasoning why I’ve decided to do this.

10/17/04
Diet:~1000 calories.
Training: Full body 3x15. Pretty sore, so I just did one full body.

10/18/04
Diet:~1100 calories. Had to remember to eat that last meal. Just am not hungry much on this.

Training: 45min walking 10%incline @ 3.5mph.

Had to ease off the fat fast, had a run that came up out of nowwhere, and didn’t want to do it in such a fasted state. Just ate some good carbs. I’m back on to the fat fast tonight, just ingested my last regular calorie carb meal.

Goodluck, let us know the ending result

10/23/04

Diet: 1200 calories. (protein, veggies, fish oil)

Training: Full body, 2 sets of 6. Will increase the weights next workout.

Since I’ll just be dropping water weight these next three days or so, I’ll give a end of week one weight. I started last week at 205 and don’t think I have lost or gained any.