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What kind of diet are you currently doing?

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Posted by: Dane Fletcher

I am currently on a ketogenic diet. I find it very effective for burning body fat, and also keeping my gains, no problem. Research it, and you might find that it’s right for you when the next pre-contest diet begins! Ketogenic dieting defies scientific rationale, and there is still a great deal unknown about the long-term effects of low-carbohydrate dieting. But nonetheless, I'm still finding it effective.

Are there any diets that you're currently doing or would recommend?

Thanks in advance!



Posted by: Built

As a matter of fact, I just outlined my current cut plan here:

Graduated fat loss plan - from bulk, to cut, to ripped
Fat loss is a funny little beast.

When you’re VERY fat, your body will drop fat easily (honest!) as soon as you do ANTYHING that lowers calories and incorporates some sort of exercise.

Thing is, it doesn’t work the same way from start to finish.

This is the part where you’ll hear the rep-counters say things like “you have to trick your body” or “confuse your muscles” … when in fact your body will neither be tricked nor confused. It will simply respond to the stimulus provided. If YOU are tricked and confused by the nonsense these bozos try to sell you, you’ll spend a lot of money and work WAY too hard trying to get the results you seek. Don’t know about you, but I’m too cheap and lazy to spend money and effort for sub-par results that wear me out and starve me to death. (more…)



Posted by: KelJu

I am on the "I don't give a shit right now" diet. If my training is going to suck, my diet might as well, too.



Posted by: Built

But you don't sound at ALL bitter!



Posted by: KelJu

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But you don't sound at ALL bitter!
Roflcoptor, nice way to kick a man while he's down.

I change my mind about you. You're mean.



Posted by: Dane Fletcher

You sig is totally awesome Built

Smoking kills your gains amongst other things...



Posted by: danzik17

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Originally Posted by Built View Post
As a matter of fact, I just outlined my current cut plan here:

Graduated fat loss plan - from bulk, to cut, to ripped
Fat loss is a funny little beast.

When you’re VERY fat, your body will drop fat easily (honest!) as soon as you do ANTYHING that lowers calories and incorporates some sort of exercise.

Thing is, it doesn’t work the same way from start to finish.

This is the part where you’ll hear the rep-counters say things like “you have to trick your body” or “confuse your muscles” … when in fact your body will neither be tricked nor confused. It will simply respond to the stimulus provided. If YOU are tricked and confused by the nonsense these bozos try to sell you, you’ll spend a lot of money and work WAY too hard trying to get the results you seek. Don’t know about you, but I’m too cheap and lazy to spend money and effort for sub-par results that wear me out and starve me to death. (more…)
I'll definitely be following this. I've been stuck at the dreaded "last" 5-10lbs for a long time now. My diet really is spot on and I can adjust calories on demand at this point. As anathema as it seems, I get the feeling the missing component for me is cardio - it is literally one of the only things I haven't tried besides supplements/thermogenics.

After I'm off accutane in a few months I may give something like Leviathan Reloaded a shot for a few weeks and see how my body responds to it. I just don't see dropping calories anymore as being beneficial or safe since I'm already running on the low end around 1900-1950 calories on any given day which if I remember right is below even what you cut at.



Posted by: danzik17

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Originally Posted by Dane Fletcher View Post
I am currently on a ketogenic diet. I find it very effective for burning body fat, and also keeping my gains, no problem. Research it, and you might find that it’s right for you when the next pre-contest diet begins! Ketogenic dieting defies scientific rationale, and there is still a great deal unknown about the long-term effects of low-carbohydrate dieting. But nonetheless, I'm still finding it effective.

Are there any diets that you're currently doing or would recommend?

Thanks in advance!
BBers have been doing ketogenic diets for decades and a lot of them eat a healthy life. I would wager that the majority of those with health problems may be physically fit at a glance, however they have a poor diet that is ravaging their insides (read: fast food).



Posted by: Built

Maintenance for me is - or was, a few weeks ago - about 2250. I did PSMF on 1400 calories for 11 days, about to do a carbload and I'll go into the next stage of cutting at about 1900.



Posted by: danzik17

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Maintenance for me is - or was, a few weeks ago - about 2250. I did PSMF on 1400 calories for 11 days, about to do a carbload and I'll go into the next stage of cutting at about 1900.
Fair enough. Still have to consider that I'm a 169lb male and you're a (guessing, don't kill me!) 125lb female.



Posted by: Built

I began my cut at 150.

I'll end it at about 127, in July.



Posted by: Merkaba

Built at 150, nice and juicy. YOu need to send some pics!



I look the best I've ever looked before any cutting and I'm the biggest ever. I kinda hate to lose any right now. I really want to hold on to muscle this time around.


I'm bulking til after the super bowl! I'm on a see-food diet....insert corny old joke punchline here.



Posted by: Built

Yeah, I'm juicy alright. Damned legs are a spongy mess. Ugh.

The only part that really looks good on a me when I bulk is the part that looks the worst when I'm lean.

Dammit.



Posted by: leg_press

my diet is simple KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid!)



Posted by: jhawkin1

I've been on Builts' diet (use same principles, but not as spot on). I have seen unreal results, but I too am on those last 5-10 pounds, and have gone to the dark side (cardio- but cardio that Mrs. Built has posted on her blogs which is UNREAL!) It's only week 2, but things seem to be working out.

The body is full of shit though, these results will not last, I KNOW IT!



Posted by: 629RWHPstang

eating my face off... anything and everything



Posted by: Built

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eating my face off... anything and everything
GO TO HELL.

Sorry. Reflex.



Posted by: FishOrCutBait

a clean bulk



Posted by: PainandGain

Half-clean bulk for the last month, moving to clean bulk soon...then just clean eating and extra work until summer to burn off 15 lbs to get my abs for the ladies



Posted by: danzik17

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Originally Posted by jhawkin1 View Post
I've been on Builts' diet (use same principles, but not as spot on). I have seen unreal results, but I too am on those last 5-10 pounds, and have gone to the dark side (cardio- but cardio that Mrs. Built has posted on her blogs which is UNREAL!) It's only week 2, but things seem to be working out.

The body is full of shit though, these results will not last, I KNOW IT!
Good for you. I can't stand or even do cardio personally. I've never been able to do it, probably couldn't flat out run a mile if I wanted to. VO2 max is extremely shitty and my legs cramp up like a bitch.



Posted by: jhawkin1

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Good for you. I can't stand or even do cardio personally. I've never been able to do it, probably couldn't flat out run a mile if I wanted to. VO2 max is extremely shitty and my legs cramp up like a bitch.
That's the thing, I used think cardio= run, run, run. Obviously, I still stick with the HIIT sprint/jog, but now for my steady state cardio, I do not go for more than 30 minutes at a time (max 20 minutes post lift workout), but I also just do intense walking on an incline for my SS cardio.

For some reason, my hips are always so tight the day after cardio, and my range of motion is not so good with my squats. That's a downfall as well as not making the big gains with the weights.



Posted by: Merkaba

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That's the thing, I used think cardio= run, run, run. Obviously, I still stick with the HIIT sprint/jog, but now for my steady state cardio, I do not go for more than 30 minutes at a time (max 20 minutes post lift workout), but I also just do intense walking on an incline for my SS cardio.

For some reason, my hips are always so tight the day after cardio, and my range of motion is not so good with my squats. That's a downfall as well as not making the big gains with the weights.
Dude why not just lower the weight on the squats til youre at good depth? You know better!

I seldom go above 275 and my ass feels like a brick when I flex it. Are you doing fronts?



Posted by: PainandGain

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Dude why not just lower the weight on the squats til youre at good depth? You know better!

I seldom go above 275 and my ass feels like a brick when I flex it. Are you doing fronts?
This is really good advice.
I dropped the weight by half recently and started going full
ass to heels and i'm tellin you it's a great stretch.
Feels wonderful deeply in my quads.
And I workout at the REC at my university, so if I can drop the weight
when there's all these meatheads running around trying to impress all the fine bitches, then so can you.



Posted by: workhard1

I'm currently enjoying what I call a permanent refeed diet. I eat every day as if it was a refeed day ha



Posted by: jhawkin1

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Originally Posted by Merkaba View Post
Dude why not just lower the weight on the squats til youre at good depth? You know better!

I seldom go above 275 and my ass feels like a brick when I flex it. Are you doing fronts?
I do not do fronts, but I will drop weight and worry more about more range of motion and actually sitting with a back straight approach as well. I was going to do 9 sets of 3- with each set increasing weight but I will put it back up to 5-6 sets of 5 with increased weights.



Posted by: Skib

i find going below parallel with back squats just doesn't feel right and puts way too much stress on my knees... i have no problem going ass to grass with front squats though...



Posted by: AKIRA

Cutting

Just under 3k on lift days.
2-2.5k on off days.

Cals will lower more if not enough.

Oh, and HIIT cardio.



Posted by: Merkaba

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Originally Posted by Skib View Post
i find going below parallel with back squats just doesn't feel right and puts way too much stress on my knees... i have no problem going ass to grass with front squats though...
ditto



Posted by: AKIRA

Hmpf. My knees never felt pain going ATG on any knee flexing movement..

But thats for a Training thread.



Posted by: rahaas

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Originally Posted by Built View Post
Yeah, I'm juicy alright. Damned legs are a spongy mess. Ugh.

The only part that really looks good on a me when I bulk is the part that looks the worst when I'm lean.

Dammit.
Oh stop it with the spongy mess stuff. Besides being an animal in the gym you're hot ripped or bulked.



Posted by: Ngordyn

clean bulk.......for a few more weeks and then to a clean cut








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