Quote (SKCRaynor @ Mar 13 2016 08:43pm)
That is correct. Now, add 500 cals per hour of intense exercise, then subtract 500-700 cals from that, and you have your rough total calories needed for a cut.
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Do not forget that these BMR calculators vary. However, the variance is usually within 100 cals either way. Let your body be your guide. If you are losing too much fat too quickly, increase calories. If you are not losing anything after 1-2 weeks, reduce calories further.
will begin this week.
I was wondering on your lifting routine what 80% of weight means. Is that 80% of max, then drop to 60%, then 40%, then 20%?
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Each exercise will be performed in the way of 5 total sets....1st set being a warmup set, 2nd set jumping to 80% of weight and then failure, drop 20% off of that and go until failure, drop 20% off that and go till failure, and drop a final 20% off and go until failure for a total of 5 sets. Take no more than 12-15 seconds rest between sets....the less rest the better. Do plenty of FORCED REPS...negatives....and breakdowns. You are working until total muscular destruction.
So if my max bench is 225,
I'd do:
- warmup -- (no idea what weight or how many reps for warm up)
- 80% max -- 185 lbs AMRAP
- 60% max -- 135 lbs AMRAP
- 40% max -- 90 lbs AMRAP
- 20% max -- 45 lbs AMRAP
Also after you fail, how many forced reps should you do?