How much to cut from tdee

dinomomma
dinomomma Posts: 264 Member
in Health and Weight Loss
What percentage should be cut, I thought I read anything below 60 pounds to lose then a 10-15 cut??

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  • babyblooz
    babyblooz Posts: 220 Member
    bump
  • princessnik7
    princessnik7 Posts: 144 Member
    http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/952996-level-obstacles-lose-weight-target-fat-easy

    This is a good thread to check out............
  • briabner
    briabner Posts: 427 Member
    What I am doing and its working is a 20% cut from TDEE. I have about 60 pounds also to loose.
  • freelancejouster
    freelancejouster Posts: 478 Member
    you can probably use -20% up until you've 30 lbs or so until goal weight. then -15% until you've about 10-15 lbs left. then -10%.

    It really varies though. I never had more than 25 lbs to lose, but I used -20% for my first five-eight lbs down. Then I got hungrier. As long as you're eating between the TDEE and your BMR, the percentage isn't a big deal, they just make things the tiniest bit easier or healthier.
  • dinomomma
    dinomomma Posts: 264 Member
    you can probably use -20% up until you've 30 lbs or so until goal weight. then -15% until you've about 10-15 lbs left. then -10%.

    It really varies though. I never had more than 25 lbs to lose, but I used -20% for my first five-eight lbs down. Then I got hungrier. As long as you're eating between the TDEE and your BMR, the percentage isn't a big deal, they just make things the tiniest bit easier or healthier.
    So you should to meet in between them? Not aim to meet tdee?
  • Mia_RagazzaTosta
    Mia_RagazzaTosta Posts: 4,885 Member
    you can probably use -20% up until you've 30 lbs or so until goal weight. then -15% until you've about 10-15 lbs left. then -10%.

    It really varies though. I never had more than 25 lbs to lose, but I used -20% for my first five-eight lbs down. Then I got hungrier. As long as you're eating between the TDEE and your BMR, the percentage isn't a big deal, they just make things the tiniest bit easier or healthier.
    So you should to meet in between them? Not aim to meet tdee?

    If you eat at TDEE you'll maintain, not lose.
  • dinomomma
    dinomomma Posts: 264 Member
    you can probably use -20% up until you've 30 lbs or so until goal weight. then -15% until you've about 10-15 lbs left. then -10%.

    It really varies though. I never had more than 25 lbs to lose, but I used -20% for my first five-eight lbs down. Then I got hungrier. As long as you're eating between the TDEE and your BMR, the percentage isn't a big deal, they just make things the tiniest bit easier or healthier.
    So you should to meet in between them? Not aim to meet tdee?

    If you eat at TDEE you'll maintain, not lose.
    I mean your cut. 20% is 2000-2300 for me depending on activity. Eating at that will maintain me??
  • Mia_RagazzaTosta
    Mia_RagazzaTosta Posts: 4,885 Member
    you can probably use -20% up until you've 30 lbs or so until goal weight. then -15% until you've about 10-15 lbs left. then -10%.

    It really varies though. I never had more than 25 lbs to lose, but I used -20% for my first five-eight lbs down. Then I got hungrier. As long as you're eating between the TDEE and your BMR, the percentage isn't a big deal, they just make things the tiniest bit easier or healthier.
    So you should to meet in between them? Not aim to meet tdee?

    If you eat at TDEE you'll maintain, not lose.
    I mean your cut. 20% is 2000-2300 for me depending on activity. Eating at that will maintain me??

    Where are you getting your numbers from? PM me if you want :)
  • dinomomma
    dinomomma Posts: 264 Member
    you can probably use -20% up until you've 30 lbs or so until goal weight. then -15% until you've about 10-15 lbs left. then -10%.

    It really varies though. I never had more than 25 lbs to lose, but I used -20% for my first five-eight lbs down. Then I got hungrier. As long as you're eating between the TDEE and your BMR, the percentage isn't a big deal, they just make things the tiniest bit easier or healthier.
    So you should to meet in between them? Not aim to meet tdee?

    If you eat at TDEE you'll maintain, not lose.
    I mean your cut. 20% is 2000-2300 for me depending on activity. Eating at that will maintain me??

    Where are you getting your numbers from? PM me if you want :)
    Sent you a pm :D
  • kodom_123
    kodom_123 Posts: 117 Member
    you can probably use -20% up until you've 30 lbs or so until goal weight. then -15% until you've about 10-15 lbs left. then -10%.

    It really varies though. I never had more than 25 lbs to lose, but I used -20% for my first five-eight lbs down. Then I got hungrier. As long as you're eating between the TDEE and your BMR, the percentage isn't a big deal, they just make things the tiniest bit easier or healthier.
    So you should to meet in between them? Not aim to meet tdee?

    If you eat at TDEE you'll maintain, not lose.
    I mean your cut. 20% is 2000-2300 for me depending on activity. Eating at that will maintain me??

    no, TDEE= Total Daily Estimated Expendature... so the 2000-2300 is TDEE minus the 20% that is your cut goal...if you eat there you will be at a deficit and *should* lose. :)
  • dinomomma
    dinomomma Posts: 264 Member
    you can probably use -20% up until you've 30 lbs or so until goal weight. then -15% until you've about 10-15 lbs left. then -10%.

    It really varies though. I never had more than 25 lbs to lose, but I used -20% for my first five-eight lbs down. Then I got hungrier. As long as you're eating between the TDEE and your BMR, the percentage isn't a big deal, they just make things the tiniest bit easier or healthier.
    So you should to meet in between them? Not aim to meet tdee?

    If you eat at TDEE you'll maintain, not lose.
    I mean your cut. 20% is 2000-2300 for me depending on activity. Eating at that will maintain me??

    no, TDEE= Total Daily Estimated Expendature... so the 2000-2300 is TDEE minus the 20% that is your cut goal...if you eat there you will be at a deficit and *should* lose. :)

    That's what I thought.

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