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plz no beard jeff
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Under-eating is proven to provide slow results/plateaus. Just try google plz
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Absolutely.
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High protein greek yogurts. Protein shake, you can even get ISO (low carb/fat)
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Yes, under-eating can lead to stagnant weight loss.
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Neither, get a polar and the H7
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Decrease cals by 100-150 for two weeks and then go from there. You're probably less active than you think you are, happens to us all.
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Unless you're in contest prep it's silly to worry about nailing macros down to the T
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MFP isn't where I would gather my deficit from in the first place.
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Here's another good video on the topic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmEJGR1_sZc
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Give me your height, weight, age, activity level and I'll give you some general numbers to aim for.
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add your boy
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pqF3llZU3o
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The real problem with TDEE is that people think they are way more active than they actually are. They workout 4-5x a week and don't realize they're barely making a dent into how active they should be. Unless they have an active type job or lifestyle.
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If you're attempting to lose weight then NO. Why would you eat back calories when you're trying to be in a deficit. Use cardio as a tool. If you're eating 1500 calories and losing weight without cardio then you don't really need to be on the cardio grind.
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It would be more helpful if you provided some info. Age, height, weight, goal and what type of job you have. Like do you sit at a desk all day or are you on your feet?
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MFP isn't the best for caloric goals and especially TDEE. I would use other sources. "New" haha I've been counting/tracking macros for 5 years.
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I would change it to 1.5. 1lb+ per week is great progress and you'll have weeks where you have a whoosh and lose more.
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Literally nobody who actually knows about nutrition will tell you to eat your calories back. Cardio is a TOOL to lose weight. It goes like this TDEE - 500 = caloric deficit most people use. Some people do this with pure nutrition and some use cardio to reach the deficit. You should not be eating back calories burned if…
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Hard to say 600+
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If you're trying to lose weight you're doing cardio to create a larger deficit. You shouldn't be eating back these calories. You might as well not do cardio if you eat it back. Outside of cardiovascular health you're just spinning wheels basically.
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You should NEVER eat back calories you burn through exercise.
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Feel free to add me. I've got a back injury so I'm currently only dieting!