Reply With QuoteOkay - I'd suggest upping your fats and dropping your carbs down to better support testosterone production - and to better suppress hunger.
At 5'9", 230 lbs is a bit too juicy for HIIT or skipping. I'd stick to walking and cycling for your cardio for now - otherwise, you'll just trash your joints and besides, cardio doesn't burn that many calories. You're on the right track by looking at your diet.
Do you have access to a gym anywhere - community centre, maybe?
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12-30-2010, 09:53 PM #1Registered User
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looking for some help
I need to get my butt back into shape again. I have let myself go and now am 228lbs at 5'9". Not really sure on what I need to do to get the best results, the right way, too.
I have been tracking my food intake for the last 4 days:
calories eaten = 2250-2325
fat = 32-34
carbs = 293-320
protein = 184-202
I just started working out again on monday and it seems as of now that the early morning is my only available time frame to work out in. I have been reading up on HIIT and would love to do that rather than run for 30-60min. Just bought a good jump rope today actually. I have two a set of dumbbells that go to 25lbs and some resistant bands and not a lot of money to get other stuff, yet.
Just need some help and some guidance
Thanks guys,
Billy J
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There is a gym in the area but $$$ is something not too plentiful right now. Company I worked for closed Dec 10 and is holding everyones pay (those bastards). I do want to get into a gym though, eventually.
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