Ok next question:
For those using fitday and logging cals.....are you losing what you should be??
Ex - QT should be dropping 3 pounds per week.
Now - knowing that to lose weight:
Cals taken in < Cals burned.
^^^That is a fact, regardless of fat burners, gear etc.
Assuming(Im just picking a number here) 2000 cals per day is what one needs to keep the status quo.
Person weighs 200 pounds
Cals consumed = 2000
Lets assume that 40 minutes of cardio will burn 15 cals per minute(easy to do)...thats 600 cals per session....this is done 5x per week
Adding in a weights session will burn 200-300 AT MOST.
Lets total things up.......2000 cals - cardio = 1400 cals.
At this rate - the person "should" be dropping a touch over one pound per week.
Now.....I'm betting that you guys hitting the cardio 5x per week or more are NOT hitting the goal...and if you are, get a BF test done to check for LBM loss.
My suggestion.....take the 2000 cals(example) and shave off 600 cals per day......eat 1400-1500 per day and DROP THE CARDIO.
REMEMBER:
CALS IN < CALS BURNED.
It doesnt matter(for most) if you eat less and do zero cardio.
Total cals are the same.
Excess cardio RAMPS CORTISOL, the most catabolic hormone in the body, and you WILL lose lbm.
SO....for those interested, Think outside the box and give this a try