Calorie Cycling. Yes or No
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KittyHeff
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Hi All,
I've been reading up on Calorie Cycling. Anyone try it? Does it work? Don't want to try if it doesn't have a benefit.
Thanks,
Catherine.
I've been reading up on Calorie Cycling. Anyone try it? Does it work? Don't want to try if it doesn't have a benefit.
Thanks,
Catherine.
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I am interested in seeing what people have to say about this.
The science behind it makes sense to me, and while I did do it for a bit when I was first working on losing weight, I was finding that it was hard to find the time to mix up my daily caloric goals (I feel like I am crazy busy these days).0 -
I cycle my cals accourding to my workout schedule. For example, I do cardio everyday so dont count this as it adds to my calorie deficit. However, on days I do weight training ( every other day) I increase my calories by about 400 for energy and muscle recovery. Since I am a guy this means 1800-2000 calories on a regular day and approximatly 2200-2400 on weight training days.0
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