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    Lose weight/increase strength

    Hi Guys,

    I an 25 and have always had a passion for weight taining until 12 months ago.

    Being a naturally heavy guy (fighting weight of 110kgs) i have always been naturally strong with above average muscle content.

    However, due to an extremally difficult year academically and personally i have gone from training 5 days a week to zero. This week i re-joint the gym and have my heart set on losing the 20kgs of fat i have put on (yes, 20kgs!) whilst increasing my strength to something like it was just over a year ago..

    I am doing spin classes and starting an EDT weights program this week..

    Does anybody have any advice with regards to diet (calories, carbs, protein intake) and also possible supplements such as ephadrin that i could take to assist?

    Any feedback is appreciated

    Kind Regards

    Welshaz

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    Welshaz - first, welcome! Good to have you hear.

    Now, to address your concerns - I could go into it, or I could be lazy and direct you to "Homework 1" in my sig.

    I choose the latter.

    Go have a peek, devise a plan based on that and post up your intentions with regard to diet and training once you've had the chance to review easier and more effective means to achieving your current goal.
    Wondering where to start? Confused? "Homework 1" will get you started.

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    Hi there Built!

    Thanks a lot for the pointer, ive had a good look at it this morning and will post what i have figured out from your 'homework' page..

    I am 6 feet 5
    I weigh 290lbs
    The lightest i have been in the last 5 years was when i was boxing competatively and weighed in at 238lbs
    My lean wight according to the calculator is 215lbs

    I am a keen weightlifter and rugby player that has been inactive for 12 months.

    Now i am training again my intention is to return to the weight i was 12 months ago, which was 250lbs and approx 12-15% body fat.


    The training programme i hope to stick to for the nxt 8 weeks is:
    Monday
    1 hour spin (cycle) class

    Tuesday (1 hour EDT weights program)
    bench press and barbell curl
    Incline bench press and incline hammer curl
    Dealift and Flies

    Wednesday
    1 hour spin (cycle) class

    Thursday (1 hour EDT weights program)
    Lat Pulldown and tricep scull crushes
    Bent over rows and close grip bench press
    standing shoulder press and upright row

    Friday
    1 hour spin (cycle) class

    Saturday (1 hour EDT weights program)
    Squats and Lunges
    Leg Press and shoulder press
    Cleans and shrugs

    Sunday
    REST


    In terms of my diet.... DISASTER!

    I have recorded the last 3 days on that fitday website but its actually rather tricky to record exactly what you eat..

    Day 1
    2994 Calories
    100g Fat
    431g Carbs
    113g Protein

    Day 2
    2837 Calories
    92g Fat
    315g Carbs
    133g Protein

    Day 3 (START of diet)
    1545 Calories
    44g Fat
    97g Carbs
    92g Protein

    Bearing in mind, i have eaten a LOT worse than these stats show quite reguarly in the past 12 months.

    I think yur going to say i need to consume less carbs and more protein at a guess haha

    Any avice/opinions/feedback would be much appreciated

    Regards

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    Quote Originally Posted by welshaz View Post
    Hi there Built!


    I think yur going to say i need to consume less carbs and more protein at a guess haha

    Any avice/opinions/feedback would be much appreciated

    Regards
    You surmise correctly........

    My advice would be to kick the spin to the curb, and lift more.....you'll get there a whole hellufalot faster. My son is 6'7" and he was skinny-fat, three months ago.....he is now a beast. Completely changed his body composition. All he did was in Built's sig.......and it didn't really happen until he STOPPED THE FRIGGIN CARDIO!

    Nothing more irritating than a giant telling you they can't gain any weight, while wearing a weighted vest, climbing mountains each day.

    40lbs using Baby Got Back, and Fitday, per Built's recommendations is 3 months, tops.....get going. Take a leap of faith - I did - DITCH THE CARDIO.....or at least, keep it to HIIT.

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    Diet and proper training are whats gonna get you to your goals. if you would like to add supps, you could take a stack like this

    HGHup + Erase (or Free Test) + DAA this will burn fat and add muscle/strength while you cut.

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