QUOTE(mred02 @ May 25 2017, 02:31 PM)
lets say u have 2200 calories burn during a day. in the morning u may burn 600 by doing nothing later on at afternoon burn 500 more and late evening maybe drop to 400 etc.. if u take food exactly as ur calorie burn u will not gain nor lose weight. so in our cases in which we want to reduce weight, so we drop the calories intake to 1200 calories. which by doing no exercise also can reduce weight, but of course this may need to have a couple of months to see the result. If i am not exercise i will putting this as a guideline, if i eat over 6pm, my body is not burning more efficiently during morning.
i agree that u said u will loose fats and add on fats at the same time. but do u agree that u burn calories that u eat for the whole day before exercise? if u workout and take supper later at night , u need time for the food to digest and break down into small things before u can start burn the calories.
if ur veins is popping out and ur obliques become visible, then u maybe in targeting a lean body right? how many years have u been discipline urself? it take a lot of effort to become like that. do u bulky first then go into cutting? or u start from thin to bulky then cutting
The first line doesn't make any sense at all. Body is not a timer. It does not know it is morning, afternoon or night unless you put it to be. I guess what you are saying is that in the morning you burn more because you move more in the morning. That is co-related cause, not the sole cause. You move more in the morning, you burn more calories.
But "morning" itself is not the reason why you burn more calories. I have lazy Sundays when I sleep till 9am. That doesn't mean that I will burn more calorie when the clock touches 6am. It is like saying during hot days ice cream sales goes up. During hot days, murder rates go up. So you conclude that because those people who buys ice cream goes up, murder goes up. So those ice cream buyers are murderers. If you constantly put food in, the body will constantly metabolise regardless if you are sleeping or awake. Separate your understanding of metabolisme rate and calorie burnt.
And I will not want to drop into 1000kcal deficit on a cut. That is suicide. And I do not loose weight. I aim to loose fats. Big difference there. I fluctuate 1.5 to 2kg between night and day. So at night I am 70kg. The next day I am 68. Should I be very happy that I loose 2kg over the night?
Energy is stored in various form. Glycogen, fats, and muscle. Glycogen stored in the muscles are the easiest energy to tap on for body to use. You deplete those, you oxidise fats. I personally do not believe in instant muscle catabolisme if we do not eat enough for let say 3 days. So no, I do not agree to eating all my calories before I train, because it will leave me to no food after that. The "science" behind it is that you need food for body repair. The next issue is that I will get hungry. The next issue is that I wont be happy when I am hungry.
Body is constantly metabolising regardless of time. Else how do you think it builds up the signal of you being hungry? I only agree that the food is broken down into usable energy source. Calorie in vs calorie out. Energy in vs energy out. Say if your maintenance is 2000kcal. You eat 2000kcal everyday. Say morning and afternoon you need 1200kcal, but you only ate 400. So you have -800. Body go pick energy from somewhere else at that time. Night you need only 800kcal but you eat 1600kcal. You have + 800. Body then restore the -800 you used in the morning with your night meal of +800. The book is now balanced. Well of course body is smart and not as easy as balancing an account book. But you do not need to go nitty picky about what time to eat, as long as your calories in < calories out. You can time the meal all you want, but if your calorie in = calorie out, you stay the same.
I am on a mini cut for 2 weeks, before it ends for a vacation this Saturday. They have pool in the resort, so yeah, I am planning to be #teamnoshirt in the resort. And I will be eating like a king, so in another term I am saving my calories over the past 2 weeks for this 3 days. Before this 2 weeks I am on slow bulk. I disciplined myself for my first 6 months when I started my journey, by eating "clean". Then I realised this will not last because I cannot be eating "clean food" for the rest of my life. Pizza and fried chicken and ice cream is too damn good to give up. So I changed into flexible dieting, and I made it as my life style.
I was 165cm 90kg, cut stupidly to 71 in 9 weeks, start working out but ate too much to be 80 in 1 year, cut for another year plus to now 67 - 68, slow bulking now and currently on a mini cut.