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Anyone lifts heavyweights squat dead bench etc

Turb2o
Posts: 82 Member
Any advice for fat loss or general tips powerlifter here need to lose some timber
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Eat fewer calories
Just like lesser mortals2 -
Consider increasing your protein as you try to cut weight. It may (or may not) help you maintain muscle mass even if upping it puts you over the common 0.8 grams per pound recommendation. Other than that just count calories.0
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sunnybeaches105 wrote: »Consider increasing your protein as you try to cut weight. It may (or may not) help you maintain muscle mass even if upping it puts you over the common 0.8 grams per pound recommendation. Other than that just count calories.
The eternal struggle0 -
sunnybeaches105 wrote: »Consider increasing your protein as you try to cut weight. It may (or may not) help you maintain muscle mass even if upping it puts you over the common 0.8 grams per pound recommendation. Other than that just count calories.
The eternal struggle
Dude, we all hate cutting weight. Are you trying to hit a certain weight class or just trying to cut back a bit? I don't compete so I cut very slowly and jack up my protein intake to some pretty high levels. It works wonders for me in terms of maintaining strength.1 -
You've never cut? Eat 500 less than your TDEE...I promise you you're strong enough to cope[/quote]
Well my fitness will make that possible if I stick to it0 -
sunnybeaches105 wrote: »sunnybeaches105 wrote: »Consider increasing your protein as you try to cut weight. It may (or may not) help you maintain muscle mass even if upping it puts you over the common 0.8 grams per pound recommendation. Other than that just count calories.
The eternal struggle
Dude, we all hate cutting weight. Are you trying to hit a certain weight class or just trying to cut back a bit? I don't compete so I cut very slowly and jack up my protein intake to some pretty high levels. It works wonders for me in terms of maintaining strength.
Preach!
Turbo...jus' do it
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sunnybeaches105 wrote: »sunnybeaches105 wrote: »Consider increasing your protein as you try to cut weight. It may (or may not) help you maintain muscle mass even if upping it puts you over the common 0.8 grams per pound recommendation. Other than that just count calories.
The eternal struggle
Dude, we all hate cutting weight. Are you trying to hit a certain weight class or just trying to cut back a bit? I don't compete so I cut very slowly and jack up my protein intake to some pretty high levels. It works wonders for me in terms of maintaining strength.
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sunnybeaches105 wrote: »sunnybeaches105 wrote: »Consider increasing your protein as you try to cut weight. It may (or may not) help you maintain muscle mass even if upping it puts you over the common 0.8 grams per pound recommendation. Other than that just count calories.
The eternal struggle
Dude, we all hate cutting weight. Are you trying to hit a certain weight class or just trying to cut back a bit? I don't compete so I cut very slowly and jack up my protein intake to some pretty high levels. It works wonders for me in terms of maintaining strength.
Good luck! Now I want pizza . . .0 -
sunnybeaches105 wrote: »sunnybeaches105 wrote: »sunnybeaches105 wrote: »Consider increasing your protein as you try to cut weight. It may (or may not) help you maintain muscle mass even if upping it puts you over the common 0.8 grams per pound recommendation. Other than that just count calories.
The eternal struggle
Dude, we all hate cutting weight. Are you trying to hit a certain weight class or just trying to cut back a bit? I don't compete so I cut very slowly and jack up my protein intake to some pretty high levels. It works wonders for me in terms of maintaining strength.
Good luck! Now I want pizza . . .
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