Should I cut for a few weeks? Pic + measurements
mike_c_26
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169cm height, 84.3kg weight, 35.8 inch waist (up from 32 from August since I started a calorie surplus diet) which is apparently 22.4% body fat.
I do feel quite uncomfortable wearing my clothes now due to tightness, but it would be good to get more opinions!
I do feel quite uncomfortable wearing my clothes now due to tightness, but it would be good to get more opinions!
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If you don't mind cutting over Christmas then go for it.
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How close to goal are you in your bulk?0
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Eh.. I can’t imagine running a mini cut in dec with the holidays but maybe run a 4 week mini cut in Jan? The mini cut is a short duration and steep deficit. Honestly, if your confident in your ability to cut, just keep going and tighten up the surplus a bit. Just live and learn and Next bulk ease into a bit more and keep the surplus to 200-300
ETA: no way your 22% BF
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Eh.. I can’t imagine running a mini cut in dec with the holidays but maybe run a 4 week mini cut in Jan? The mini cut is a short duration and steep deficit. Honestly, if your confident in your ability to cut, just keep going and tighten up the surplus a bit. Just live and learn and Next bulk ease into a bit more and keep the surplus to 200-300
ETA: no way your 22% BF
Thanks! I was thinking about it because I'll be staying with a relative over Xmas and it might be tricky to cook how I usually do. I thought I wasn't 22% but that's what the online calculators say with my measurements! I think I'll go with that - it definitely will be easier after Xmas.1 -
Eh.. I can’t imagine running a mini cut in dec with the holidays but maybe run a 4 week mini cut in Jan? The mini cut is a short duration and steep deficit. Honestly, if your confident in your ability to cut, just keep going and tighten up the surplus a bit. Just live and learn and Next bulk ease into a bit more and keep the surplus to 200-300
ETA: no way your 22% BF
Thanks! I was thinking about it because I'll be staying with a relative over Xmas and it might be tricky to cook how I usually do. I thought I wasn't 22% but that's what the online calculators say with my measurements! I think I'll go with that - it definitely will be easier after Xmas.
If by online calculators, you mean BMI, it's totally useless for trained individuals.0 -
Probably the us navy bf estimates0
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Not sure what your overall goal(s) is/are...
I would be inclined to cut simply due to the waistline being a tad too large for my liking (bias towards proportions over mass). Probably not too flattering given you are only roughly 5'6'' (just my opinion)1 -
TavistockToad wrote: »If you don't mind cutting over Christmas then go for it.
Oh for sure! Christmas cake is mandatory 😂1 -
I'm hoping to cut 10 lbs during advent (started yesterday) and eat what I want on the (twelve days!) of Christmas. Traditionally, advent is a time of fasting but Christmas day and beyond- everyone should celebrate that!0
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Silkysausage wrote: »TavistockToad wrote: »If you don't mind cutting over Christmas then go for it.
Oh for sure! Christmas cake is mandatory 😂
Yik! Not in my house it's not :laugh:1 -
I don't think I could successfully cut during the holidays. Maintain sure.0
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