Reply With Quoteeveryone is different bro, there is no way for us to answer that without knowing your body in depth. Also define "good diet". does that mean a good cutting diet or a good bulking diet b/c that is what is going to determine whether you lose or gain. If you eat more than enough you will gain, if you eat a deficit you will lose. there you have it.
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- 11-10-2003, 01:28 PM #1Registered User
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cutting and muscle gain (er.. loss)
assuming i maintain a good diet, what will my strength be like during my quick 2-month cuttin cycle? will i stay the same, gain lightly, or lose strength and or mass?
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- 11-11-2003, 02:41 AM #3Registered User
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well, if i eat more than enough, will i be cutting? i guess it's too ideal to expect to gain and lose at the same time.. so forget, i'll try to maintain as much as i can and be happy with that..
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