Sacrificing Cals in a bulk for entertainment?
hoyletyson
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Do any of you guys ever sacrifice valuable bulk calories to do an activity like basketball or football just to realize you now need an extra 1000 calories for the 2 hours you were running?
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And how do you compensate?0
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Pint of Ben and Jerry's.8
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All the time. I eat more.5
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I specifically do things to increase the number of calories I can consume. A girl's gotta eat!2
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If I did not plan for it before the activity, you better believe I am stopping on my way home for needed fuel. Feeding these muscles is top priority.3
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Peanut butter. Lots of peanut butter.6
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I’m not sure how this is a sacrifice. You get to eat more!3
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trigden1991 wrote: »I’m not sure how this is a sacrifice. You get to eat more!
I've never understood why that's a problem.3 -
trigden1991 wrote: »I’m not sure how this is a sacrifice. You get to eat more!
Ive just never been a big eater. Just getting 3300 cals a day is a struggle1 -
No. I bulked a measly 2100 calories and never did cardio. I was actually hungry during my bulk.2
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I don’t do any cardio and try spend 50minutes in the gym and sleep at least 8 hours at night and take a nap during of the day.3
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Sure, I catch for baseball. Sometimes double headers.
Beer, pizza, ice cream, etc...2 -
Have a junk food meal, you will hit your cals easily. With that said, do not think that I am saying to eat junk food throughout the day, you still need your micronutrients and fibers, but have just one very high caloric junk food meal.2
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1-3 days a week I play fairly competitive ice hockey. I eat back 700 cals of that bringing me to about 4100 cals for that day. I eat several pb sandwiches, a pint of halo top, protein bars, cereal. it's really no problem for me. huge appetite0
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Oh dear God, I read this as "sacrificing cats..."4
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hoyletyson wrote: »trigden1991 wrote: »I’m not sure how this is a sacrifice. You get to eat more!
Ive just never been a big eater. Just getting 3300 cals a day is a struggle
Go for nutrient dense foods. Peanut butter for fat, protein powder for protein (guess?) and waxy maize starch for carbs, with just a shake you can make up most of the extra calories.0 -
Ice cream
Brownie
Honey bun/Cinnamon roll2
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