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jonnywalthall
jonnywalthall Posts: 4 Member
edited November 2024 in Introduce Yourself
All I know is that I know nothing, yet with Google I have too much information! I'm 19% body fat and want to be under 15%. I usually plateau at 17.5% then I'm back where I started within 3 months. It's a typical yo-yo. Good news is I catch it on the up before I get beyond 21% but bored of the struggle and need to find a way to maintenance and achieve balance.

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  • Cryptonomnomicon
    Cryptonomnomicon Posts: 848 Member
    Great link to almost all you the information you could need without the broscience (pseudoscience), written by very knowledgeable people set out in practically layman's terms...

    http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/833026/important-posts-to-read/p1



  • neogramps
    neogramps Posts: 79 Member
    Pretty much in the same boat here - what kind of workout are you doing?
  • Sued0nim
    Sued0nim Posts: 17,456 Member
    All I know is that I know nothing, yet with Google I have too much information! I'm 19% body fat and want to be under 15%. I usually plateau at 17.5% then I'm back where I started within 3 months. It's a typical yo-yo. Good news is I catch it on the up before I get beyond 21% but bored of the struggle and need to find a way to maintenance and achieve balance.

    So you're cutting?

    And lifting heavy

    What's your programme?
  • jonnywalthall
    jonnywalthall Posts: 4 Member
    Hey Rabbit,
    I'm on a low carb moderate protein diet. I play squash/racketball twice a week. I'm not currently at a gym but lift a 16kg kettlebell at home and do some core floor exercises.
    Would you recommend heavy lifting?
  • jonnywalthall
    jonnywalthall Posts: 4 Member
    neogramps wrote: »
    Pretty much in the same boat here - what kind of workout are you doing?

    I'm playing squash at a reasonable good level and lifting a kettlebell at home as I don't have time for the gym at the moment.
    I'll also run 3-5 miles once a week but that's not routine.
  • jonnywalthall
    jonnywalthall Posts: 4 Member
    Great link to almost all you the information you could need without the broscience (pseudoscience), written by very knowledgeable people set out in practically layman's terms...

    http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/833026/important-posts-to-read/p1

    Wow! That's a great links. Cheers.
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