Brocel's Journal, 23 June 2016

So, the fitness journey started 1 year ago at 225 lbs, 25% body fat. Today I'm sitting at 160 and 14%.

The grind begins now, operation six pack is a go.

Diet Calendar Entries for 23 June 2016:
2109 kcal Fat: 35.59g | Prot: 169.41g | Carb: 281.29g.   Breakfast: Bananas, Lifeway Foods Lowfat Blueberry Kefir, Kraft Finely Shredded Low-Moisture Part-Skim Mozzarella Cheese, Nature's Promise Natural Fresh Large Brown Eggs, Florida's Natural 100% Pure Florida Orange Juice, GNC Amplified Wheybolic Extreme 60 - Chocolate. Lunch: Florida's Natural 100% Pure Florida Orange Juice, Dynatize Super Mass Gainer (Gourmet Vanilla), Mt. Olive Kosher Dill Pickles, Chicken of the Sea Chunk Light Tuna in Water (Can), Daisy Light Sour Cream, Fairlife 2% Milk, GNC Wheybolic Extreme 60 (Unflavored). more...
2015 kcal Activities & Exercise: Weight Training (moderate) - 25 minutes, Walking (brisk) - 4/mph - 15 minutes, Resting - 15 hours and 20 minutes, Sleeping - 8 hours. more...

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6-pack with muscles...or 6-pack from being skinny? 146lbs is awfully light 
23 Jun 16 by member: mahjohn
Once I hit 146, I should be around 7-8%. At which point I'll switch to a 500ish Calorie surplus to put on lean mass until I reach my desired physique. 
23 Jun 16 by member: Brocel
Ok...I see what you're thinking, however, you cannot put on muscle without gaining some fat. Yes you can "Lean Gain", but even lean gains are not zero gains in Fat. I'm not suggesting bulk n' cut, as I'm not a big fan of bulking cycles, however, if you gain quality mass, you should be able to keep your current weight, and drop your body fat to about the 8-10% range. 
23 Jun 16 by member: mahjohn
Well yeah, some fat gain is almost guaranteed. I'm trying to mitigate it though. Would you mind going into a bit more detail on your suggestion for me? As it stands the vast majority of my body fat is on my abdomen. My top two ab rows are visible, and I'm kind of unsure on keeping the cut or going for a light surplus. 
23 Jun 16 by member: Brocel
Good job on the 160 pounds, that is my new goal. 
23 Jun 16 by member: JoshFS
There is a site "leangains.com", 16:8 intermittent fasting cycle with goals for weight training and I believe caloric intake. At one point I was at 150-152 (marathon running days) and it took awhile to get it dialed in to where I could gain weight after I quit running. I ended up close to 3,200 calories per day. So don't get frustrated if your physique increase doesn't happen on plan...it's just as hard to gain lean mass, as it is to lose excess fat. When you do look to gain, consider adding your extra calories/carbs after your workouts and not before....and quit any cardio while your at it. 
23 Jun 16 by member: mahjohn
Awesome work! 
24 Jun 16 by member: HCB
Oh I love the dog, too! 
24 Jun 16 by member: HCB

     
 

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