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Question: Bulking Cals turn into Maintenance Cals?

JB035
Posts: 336 Member
So I've been thinking....
Right now I'm seeing some gains in weight @ 3075 cals. Lets say I ride this out until I hit a stall in weight increase. If I continue at 3075 with no loss or gain then that should be my new maintence level, correct?
Right now I'm seeing some gains in weight @ 3075 cals. Lets say I ride this out until I hit a stall in weight increase. If I continue at 3075 with no loss or gain then that should be my new maintence level, correct?
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Yeah, it happened to me a couple of times during my last bulk. However, for me, a lot of it had to do with the more I ate, the less I could sit still. Ended up having to push 4200 on a lot of days.0
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