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  1. #1
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    Fat Lose Formula?

    6'3
    270 TBW
    25% BF
    205 LM
    BMR @ 205LM = 2900 cals per day (Based on some online cals and BB.com articles)
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    GOAL drop 10% BF (How ever long it takes )

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    I Lifting 5 days a week for 1hr ...

    I Do cardo for 30mins 4 days a week ....

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    The Fat Loss model I am follow is as follows :

    Calorie Deficit Per Day X 7 Days = Weekly Calorie Deficit

    Weekly Calorie Deficit / 3500 Calories = Pounds Per Week Lost

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    so ....

    2900 BMR @ 205 lb Lean Mass on a 1970 cal a day plan = about 1000 cal deficit per day.

    Which should work out to be ....

    1000 calorie deficit X 7= 7000 calories = about 2 pounds per week


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    Here is my current meal plan ... Does it look good for "Fat Lose" ... I know it could use more Protein to build mass ... However I want to focus on getting

    my fat off first and then building up good lean muscle mass. I knmow this looks good on paper and fat lose is not an exact science ... but I need a scale to measure my goals. Thanks!!!!


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    Meal 1: Breakfast
    3 Ounces Chicken
    2 Slices wheat toast
    4 Egg whites
    1t Vegimite


    Meal 2: Midmorning Snack
    6 Ounces Tuna
    1/4c Almonds


    Meal 3: Lunch
    6 Ounces Chicken
    1c Mixed vegetables


    Meal 4: Pre Workout Shake
    1 Whey Protein/Oatmeal Shake (mixed with Water)


    Meal 6: Post Workout Dinner
    6 Ounces Chicken
    1 Sweet potato
    1c Mixed vegetables


    Meal 7: Bed Time Snack
    6 Ounces Chicken


    Olive Oil/Omega butter for cooking
    3T Daily
    6 Fish oil
    2 Flax Seed oil



    CAL:1970
    FAT:50g
    PRO:257g
    CARB:83g

    Work out schedule --------------------->
    MONDAY -- CHEST/TRI
    Flat Bench Press
    Incline Bench Press
    CG Bench Press
    DB Flat Bench Press
    Incline DB Flyes
    Lying Tri Press
    Rope Pull Downs
    Dips
    MH Tricep Extensions
    30 CARDIO

    TUESDAY -- BACK/BI
    Deadlifts
    Hammer Strength Lat Rows
    WG Lat Pulldowns
    Shrugs
    T-Bar Rows
    Preacher BB Curls
    Incline Alt DB Curls
    DB Hammers
    BB Curls
    Pull Ups
    30 CARDIO

    WENSDAY
    REST

    THURSDAY -- CHEST/TRI
    Flat Bench Press
    Incline Bench Press
    CG Bench Press
    DB Flat Bench Press
    Incline DB Flyes
    Lying Tri Press
    Rope Pull Downs
    Dips
    MH Tricep Extensions
    30 CARDIO

    FRIDAY -- BACK/BI
    Hammer Strength Lat Rows
    WG Lat Pulldowns
    Shrugs
    T-Bar Rows
    Preacher BB Curls
    Incline Alt DB Curls
    DB Hammers
    BB Curls
    Pull Ups
    30 CARDIO

    SATURDAY -- LEGS/SHD/ABS
    Squats
    Leg Ext
    Overhead Shoulder Press
    Smith Upright Row
    Arnold DB Press
    DB Lateral Raises
    ABS

    SUNDAY
    REST

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    Man your all messed up.

    1) 1900 calories is way to low @ 270 lbs. start your calorie intake around 3500 and after you stop losing drop it 200 a week. Try to stay above 2750-3000 a day after a couple of weeks. You'll need the energy to train.

    2) way to much volume for anyone especially someone trying to cut.
    2a) Mon: Chest, delts and Tri's
    2b) Wed: quads, Hams and Calves
    2c) Fri: Back and Bi's
    2d) Tues and Thurs: Abs if desired
    2e) Tues, Thurs and Sat: Cardio
    Note: You can do cardio everyday if you want except for leg day

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