Same amount of calories every day???
mgaither
Posts: 115
Good News First:
Reading NROL4W and calculating my calorie needs for workout days vs non-workout days averages the same as the calculations I did when beginning EM2WL (average daily @15% cut = 1760).
Question:
NROL4W recommends that you eat a certain amount of calories on workout days as opposed to non-workout days (in my case, with a cut, this is 1592 calories on non-workout days and 1828 on workout days).
Do I vary my calories or eat the same amount every day....or am I just WAY over-thinking this whole thing!?!
Reading NROL4W and calculating my calorie needs for workout days vs non-workout days averages the same as the calculations I did when beginning EM2WL (average daily @15% cut = 1760).
Question:
NROL4W recommends that you eat a certain amount of calories on workout days as opposed to non-workout days (in my case, with a cut, this is 1592 calories on non-workout days and 1828 on workout days).
Do I vary my calories or eat the same amount every day....or am I just WAY over-thinking this whole thing!?!
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Hi there.
People here usually eat the same a mount of cals on workout and non workout days. It should even itself out at the end of the week if you put your activity levels right.0 -
Yea, I was thinking that as long as my workouts are consistent, I should really only worry about my total weekly intake.
Figured there might be some pros/cons to my metabolism as far as expecting the same amount of fuel every day.
Sometime my analytical side gets the best of me.0 -
I tend to over think things too which always gets me into trouble! I came into EM2WL with an open mind and let it fill me with what to do and I just do it! My over thinking didn't help me in the past so I am just definitely trying this in a whole new way!
Some days those thoughts try to creep in but I come here, read stickies and as each day passes its easier to see I needed to change my whole way of thinking!
The key is consistently and unless you change your workout routine for lets say a month or more, you eat the same. I am going to take a full week off of my normal routine and everyone told me no, you don't lower your TDEE, even if I take two weeks rest I still eat at TDEE (I am doing the reset) or your cut goal.0
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