Should I assume this is water weight?
jmath0303
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I'm eating the same amount that I have been. Not sure what to think of this
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how much of a surplus are you eating in?0
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Must be water - unless you are eating about 16 pizzas a night in your sleep
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Will teach me for not reading the Message board header, I'm sorry I posted a reply but it is of no use to a person building. (can't delete
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All the best in you reaching your goals.0 -
TavistockToad wrote: »how much of a surplus are you eating in?
I just started so I've been trying to find that amount...I had been maintaining for about a week before this week0 -
TavistockToad wrote: »how much of a surplus are you eating in?
I just started so I've been trying to find that amount...I had been maintaining for about a week before this week
what surplus are you trying to hit?0 -
TavistockToad wrote: »TavistockToad wrote: »how much of a surplus are you eating in?
I just started so I've been trying to find that amount...I had been maintaining for about a week before this week
what surplus are you trying to hit?
Probably 250-350. About a half pound0 -
TavistockToad wrote: »TavistockToad wrote: »how much of a surplus are you eating in?
I just started so I've been trying to find that amount...I had been maintaining for about a week before this week
what surplus are you trying to hit?
Probably 250-350. About a half pound
how long were you eating at maintenance before you increased your cals?
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TavistockToad wrote: »TavistockToad wrote: »TavistockToad wrote: »how much of a surplus are you eating in?
I just started so I've been trying to find that amount...I had been maintaining for about a week before this week
what surplus are you trying to hit?
Probably 250-350. About a half pound
how long were you eating at maintenance before you increased your cals?
I haven't yet increased my calories yet. It's been about 2 weeks and I've been maintaining until the past couple days0 -
TavistockToad wrote: »TavistockToad wrote: »TavistockToad wrote: »how much of a surplus are you eating in?
I just started so I've been trying to find that amount...I had been maintaining for about a week before this week
what surplus are you trying to hit?
Probably 250-350. About a half pound
how long were you eating at maintenance before you increased your cals?
I haven't yet increased my calories yet. It's been about 2 weeks and I've been maintaining until the past couple days
so you're eating in what you perceive to be maintenance, and the same amount that you have been eating for the last 2 weeks?
have you increased your exercise or eaten things high in sodium recently?
its water weight, most likely.0 -
TavistockToad wrote: »TavistockToad wrote: »TavistockToad wrote: »TavistockToad wrote: »how much of a surplus are you eating in?
I just started so I've been trying to find that amount...I had been maintaining for about a week before this week
what surplus are you trying to hit?
Probably 250-350. About a half pound
how long were you eating at maintenance before you increased your cals?
I haven't yet increased my calories yet. It's been about 2 weeks and I've been maintaining until the past couple days
so you're eating in what you perceive to be maintenance, and the same amount that you have been eating for the last 2 weeks?
have you increased your exercise or eaten things high in sodium recently?
its water weight, most likely.
Yes the past week and a half I was maintaining and was getting ready to increase calories after this week but then these past few days I've been gaining like crazy lol haven't changed the diet at all I eat pretty much the same each day0 -
TavistockToad wrote: »TavistockToad wrote: »TavistockToad wrote: »TavistockToad wrote: »how much of a surplus are you eating in?
I just started so I've been trying to find that amount...I had been maintaining for about a week before this week
what surplus are you trying to hit?
Probably 250-350. About a half pound
how long were you eating at maintenance before you increased your cals?
I haven't yet increased my calories yet. It's been about 2 weeks and I've been maintaining until the past couple days
so you're eating in what you perceive to be maintenance, and the same amount that you have been eating for the last 2 weeks?
have you increased your exercise or eaten things high in sodium recently?
its water weight, most likely.
My first question was going to be if there was a change in diet (types if food, increase in sodium, etc.) or change in exercise? If you have increased exercise it can also water retention.0 -
TavistockToad wrote: »TavistockToad wrote: »TavistockToad wrote: »TavistockToad wrote: »how much of a surplus are you eating in?
I just started so I've been trying to find that amount...I had been maintaining for about a week before this week
what surplus are you trying to hit?
Probably 250-350. About a half pound
how long were you eating at maintenance before you increased your cals?
I haven't yet increased my calories yet. It's been about 2 weeks and I've been maintaining until the past couple days
so you're eating in what you perceive to be maintenance, and the same amount that you have been eating for the last 2 weeks?
have you increased your exercise or eaten things high in sodium recently?
its water weight, most likely.
My first question was going to be if there was a change in diet (types if food, increase in sodium, etc.) or change in exercise? If you have increased exercise it can also water retention.
Nope everything has stayed pretty consistent with what I had been doing0 -
TavistockToad wrote: »TavistockToad wrote: »TavistockToad wrote: »TavistockToad wrote: »how much of a surplus are you eating in?
I just started so I've been trying to find that amount...I had been maintaining for about a week before this week
what surplus are you trying to hit?
Probably 250-350. About a half pound
how long were you eating at maintenance before you increased your cals?
I haven't yet increased my calories yet. It's been about 2 weeks and I've been maintaining until the past couple days
so you're eating in what you perceive to be maintenance, and the same amount that you have been eating for the last 2 weeks?
have you increased your exercise or eaten things high in sodium recently?
its water weight, most likely.
My first question was going to be if there was a change in diet (types if food, increase in sodium, etc.) or change in exercise? If you have increased exercise it can also water retention.
Nope everything has stayed pretty consistent with what I had been doing
It's the first week of summer, even if you didn't eat differently, did you go to any picnics or BBQs? Family outing? Beach trip? sun exposure even without a burn can increase water retention.0 -
Changed your lifting routine?0
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stanmann571 wrote: »TavistockToad wrote: »TavistockToad wrote: »TavistockToad wrote: »TavistockToad wrote: »how much of a surplus are you eating in?
I just started so I've been trying to find that amount...I had been maintaining for about a week before this week
what surplus are you trying to hit?
Probably 250-350. About a half pound
how long were you eating at maintenance before you increased your cals?
I haven't yet increased my calories yet. It's been about 2 weeks and I've been maintaining until the past couple days
so you're eating in what you perceive to be maintenance, and the same amount that you have been eating for the last 2 weeks?
have you increased your exercise or eaten things high in sodium recently?
its water weight, most likely.
My first question was going to be if there was a change in diet (types if food, increase in sodium, etc.) or change in exercise? If you have increased exercise it can also water retention.
Nope everything has stayed pretty consistent with what I had been doing
It's the first week of summer, even if you didn't eat differently, did you go to any picnics or BBQs? Family outing? Beach trip? sun exposure even without a burn can increase water retention.
Nope it's been raining where I live lol0 -
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JakedOnGreenBeers wrote: »i know fluctuations are normal but if i fluctuated up like that I'd just take it no questions asked and assume I'm beefing up.
But should I cut my calories down?0 -
JakedOnGreenBeers wrote: »i know fluctuations are normal but if i fluctuated up like that I'd just take it no questions asked and assume I'm beefing up.
But should I cut my calories down?
Don’t change anything yet, stay the course.
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It looks like water weight. But you are trying to gain anyways right? I'd give it another week and see what happens and adjust from there0
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JakedOnGreenBeers wrote: »i know fluctuations are normal but if i fluctuated up like that I'd just take it no questions asked and assume I'm beefing up.
But should I cut my calories down?
nope0 -
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Another question. Should I just worry about hitting my protein or should I worry about fats too? I've read about .4 g/ lb. But if I go over it doesn't matter correct?0
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worry about getting the right balance, there are so many factors.
Not been helpful in guidance, I'm still trying to get that balance.
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Another question. Should I just worry about hitting my protein or should I worry about fats too? I've read about .4 g/ lb. But if I go over it doesn't matter correct?
Protein and fat is usually a minimum for me. Mind you I try not to eat so much fat that it crowds out my carbs during a bulk.0
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