[quote]thehebrewhero wrote:
Stats 35 180lb M BF 13-14% (goal 10%)
I’ve read a lot of conflicting info on body fat set points and pushing past them to shred off that nagging 2-3%
One school of thought is the eat more frequent meals & no need to count cals
The other is count cals and create a calorie deficit
I’ve tried both for 2 weeks and still cant move the needle
Heres my basic diet an routine any pointers would be appreciated
Anabolic diet 12xBW in calls M-SU with only 1 carb up day
3 Split 45min weights Back, Legs, Arms Reapeat Off Sunday for refead ( No chest and shoulder work as Im healing from Shoulder repair just doing rehab work or a few light sets here and there)
45min SS Cardio M-SA fasted in mornings
Why weight goes up slightly MM seems bigger in mirror and BF have stayed about the same for 3-4 weeks
Supps protien shakes 3x day and multivitamins
Gear 2Mg Test cyp weekly 2-3ius HGH daily [/quote]
1/ Who measured your bf levels?.. this site is fast becoming the approx 11-12% bf site. Fucking amazing how many people have the same bf levels on this site… mostly all guesstimations.
2/ What are you ACTUALLY doing during your workouts?
3/ Why are you taking juice when your putting in 3x 45 minute lifting sessions a week?
4/ Fasted steady state cardio is the WORST training method for losing bodyfat… infact THAT IS YOUR PROBLEM. Give up that worthless shitty training and start working harder on your weight training and REAL hiit training.
5/ Despite what the gurus on this site are trying to feed (pun intended) you. Low carb diets are NOT anabolic. Anabolic = muscle building. So anyone that knows anything about hypertrophy knows that your carb intake should be approx 50% of your daily caloric intake. How the hell do you have enough energy for a decent workout. Protein is NOT energy food and FAT is not an appropriate form of energy for weight lifting… Your brain CANNOT use protein or fat for energy it has to have cho. I’m surprised you can even remember how the hell to get yourself to the gym…
6/ 2 weeks is NOT enough time to tell if your new regime is working. Educated professionals will tell you that you should allow approx 6 weeks to determine if your making adequate gains or losses for that matter.
7/ You obviously have not been below 10% bf before, otherwise you would already know that as your bf gets close to single digits then you have to be MORE patient and dedicated to the cause to lose those last few percentage points… flipping everything you do around every cpl weeks is not the answer as is testament to the fact your here trying to find magic potions to get you to where you want to go…
8/ Do yourself a favour and go and listen to Dr Lane Norton phd, and Jacob Wilson phd at muscle college radio… they will educate you on this issue of continued bf loss…
also go visit drsquat on line and get yourself educated. Fred Hatfield aka dr squat was the first man to squat more than 1000 lbs in a competitive lift at 46yo and also the grandfather of FITNESS EDUCATION… there is plenty of advice on his site that refers to exactly what your asking. I guarantee you that you will learn more in one afternoon listening to and reading about what these guys have to say than you will in 10 years on this site.