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xelrix
post Jun 15 2014, 06:27 PM

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your goal body, right?
you dont even have to lift brah.
continue losing that weight first.
do some minor curls, benches, and abs.
dont row, squat or deadlift.
youre good to go.
though if you do want to squat and deadlift, just do them anyway.
starts with the bar. then progress accordingly (5-10 pound per week).
these 2 is for your core, if you avoid them, how to train your core??
forever coreless?

btw, your diet have to change periodically because your body is always changing, in this case, losing weight.
ideally once per week.
evaluate your progress. count back your tdee.
check your planned diet and increase your deficit.
dont have to go big on the deficit. just a few 30+ cal of deficit per week.
slow and steady.

and about the other guy, unless you go for sport and competitions, you dont actually need to concern on those details much.
details are just details.
fat men arent women.
their test level is just fine albeit on the lower end of the NORMAL range for a guy, which ts is.

and insulin/leptin issues is negligable as theyll subside as long as ts do with what youve mentioned, active lifestyle.
if works/current lifestyle cant make you to change into a more active lifestyle, then be a strawman for making such a strawman argument.



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Break Fast-
3-4 Half boiled egg

Lunch
Mix rice. 1/4 rice. 2chicken (breast) . veggie. and what ever is served.

Tea
Dark Chocolate, Fruits,

Dinner.
similar like lunch

Supper.
Yoghurt or 3-4 half boiled egg if i went for gym.
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Morning - 4 half boiled egg and 1 milo kosong. ( no sugar no condensed milk this make me super full.)
Afternoon- Normal nasi campur. (1/5 rice - chicken varies. but once a week only i take fry chicken)
Evening - Fruit. Not that much cuz sugar high.
Dinner - Boiled chicken breast, broccoli and another 4 half boiled egg
heres your prob. your diet doesnt change much.

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post Jun 16 2014, 01:36 AM

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QUOTE(iceman31 @ Jun 16 2014, 12:41 AM)
thanks man for the words!.

about the diet, i should start putting fish and steak?
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i dont know, why should you?
its easier if you have a log on your diet. this way, you can know what to avoid, what to add.
btw, i would suggest more vege. they have fibres, minerals, and low in calorie.
means you can gorge (moderately, of course) on them and be full without worrying much about overdoing them.
steamed/boiled broccoli, spinach boiled in herbs, raw carrots, stir fried kangkung in a little of olive oil, plain salads and ulam.
dont use sauce and dressings, these are major calorie bloater. these includes belacan. well, you can use them but dont use too much. by that i mean just to taste. learn to use herbs and spices in your cooking.
and plain salt.

try to avoid nasi campur. the lauk is usually cooked in so much oil, msg, sauces, i swear you could gain 1%bodyfat just by looking at them.

and avoid cheat day and any snacking.
and milo. whats wrong with plain water?
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post Jun 17 2014, 01:42 AM

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QUOTE(kshen @ Jun 17 2014, 12:27 AM)
Basically when u go on a calorie deficit , ur body adapts to those conditions due to homeostasis , however when u bumped in loads of calories after a long period of calorie deficit , ur body adapts to the new conditions again, this prevents ur body in staying in the same conditions , hence breaking plateaus . Correct me if my facts are wrong lol Might not be accurate though .
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heres something to think about.
if our body adapt to a LONG period of dietery changes, what makes it revert that adaptation SUDDENLY to 1 DAY of change?

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post Jun 19 2014, 02:26 AM

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QUOTE(kshen @ Jun 18 2014, 09:41 PM)
Honestly i have insufficient evidence to support my theory , but instead i'm applying what I've learnt. I believe it has to do with homeostasis that regulates our body functions in terms of glycogen levels , cell development , etc..  , when we go into a calorie deficit "mode" , our body tends to counter against these conditions , as we know the amount of calories needed for each individual plays important roles in our body , like organ functions , gland secretion , body movement (muscle contraction), etc... A similar concept is this , when we use a weight for a long period of time at the same amount of sets and repetitions , wouldn't ur body adapt to these conditions as well ? Hence , little to no growth , provided that his diet plan is the same as before. Well , what if we revert those changes and increase the poundage and volume , perhaps heavier weight with less rep but more sets or more reps but less sets (however we change it) and again with the same diet (yes, although he might reach plateau again if his diet is crap). I believe such concept could also be applied in nutrition as that is the important factor that powers our body. We're talking about a cheat meal once a week , not a cheat meal once a month , if it is once a month , i don't think it will make much changes .\Like I said , this theory may be wrong , but hey should be fine to voice certain theories.

Plus, who doesn't like cheat meal ? cheers!
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well. resistance training, either for endurance or strength, isnt homeostasis. homestasis is really about our body changing biological parameter optimal for tissue SURVIVAL. and this has to be CONSTANT.
if by that theory of yours, then theres no purpose in weight lifting at all because our body will do anything to keep, for example, weight, at a constant kg.

cheat days and "muscle confusion" are psychological at best.

i suggest you read up human physiology and some basic sports medicine.
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post Jun 19 2014, 09:38 PM

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just a procrastinating med student.
look up physiology and biochemistry of metabolism/starvation.
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post Jun 19 2014, 10:49 PM

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QUOTE(661188 @ Jun 19 2014, 10:30 PM)
chief, means carbs recycling won't work ya?  sweat.gif
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is this it?
http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/par30.htm

i dont know how actually that work as the article doesnt really talk much about the science behind it.
most probably its just for psychological reward.
but in that article, he keeps on stating the basic:
keep to your protein and caloric requirement.
as long as you stick to that, whatever your diet is, it will work.
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post Jun 19 2014, 11:10 PM

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its not really that hard to enjoy life and be healthy.
keep a good level of activity (no sedentary/couch potatoes lifestyle), choose healthy food (good nutrient calorie ratio) and most importantly, eat in moderation (take only what you need, stop eating just before you feel full).

and learn to cook or eat good food (a great wife/gf or a great restaurant)

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