Holy $hit last night while doing squats I almost passed out starting seeing stars. This no carb diet is no joke. I still have decent power just no stamina which is nomal i assume. So whats the deal with having carbs 1 hour before ur fri workout is this necessary. I did not do this last week. i thought the point of the fri workout was to do a full body workout to ensure you drain any left over glycogeon from the body so you can get a complete refuel?
Sorry im a but theick headed Sonicwaste So what your saying is if my carb refuel starts after my Fri workout. on Saturday i should do a full body workout while refueling. I think this makes sense. As this will be storing all the glycogeon back into the muscles right? sorry fpr the confusion
Exactly. But why are you starting your re-feed on friday? You should start it Saturday morning if that is your re-feed day. This way you have friday night sleep where you are still in keto.
And typically I have found that the bigger my re-feeds and the more high GI carbs I use, the faster I snap back in to keto the next day.
I was starting it right after my Friday workout tonight then continue refueling until midnight on Saturday, at least thats what i did last week. I also read somewhere that its good to have some fruit right before your last workout before your refuel. This primes the body to start storing glycogeon? I am going to finsh this week out, but next week your saying start refuel Sat morning instead of after last workout?
Any chance you guys can put up the routine/macros for a week in CKD and TKD including for your refeed day/days so i can compare to see if i was even doing it right for myself?
Great post by the way.
there is a good thread by Mr.X that you can search for regarding the CKD. Has a spreadsheet that will calculate your macros. It's definitely a good starting point. His protocol changes the ratio of fat to protein everyday, along with total caloric intake.
You should still be basing your calorie intake on your TDEE or similar. For instance if your TDEE is 3000 calories. Go between TDEE and TDEE-15-30% is a good start.
As far as refeeds go, the only macro I care about is fat. Keep it LOOOOW on re-feeds... Other than that keep protein in range of 250g-300g... I stopped keeping track of carbs at some point.
Pretty much same for TKD, except no re-feed day. Calculate carb intake based on what you need for energy expenditure. Bigger muscle groups need more energy than smaller muscle groups. Use that as a guide. TKD for me could be anywhere between 150-200g carbs surrounding workouts. No carbs during the day. Protein is always in range of 275g-350g. Fat macros between 30-90g depending on the day and what I am working out and how much cardio.
there is a good thread by Mr.X that you can search for regarding the CKD. Has a spreadsheet that will calculate your macros. It's definitely a good starting point. His protocol changes the ratio of fat to protein everyday, along with total caloric intake.
You should still be basing your calorie intake on your TDEE or similar. For instance if your TDEE is 3000 calories. Go between TDEE and TDEE-15-30% is a good start.
As far as refeeds go, the only macro I care about is fat. Keep it LOOOOW on re-feeds... Other than that keep protein in range of 250g-300g... I stopped keeping track of carbs at some point.
Pretty much same for TKD, except no re-feed day. Calculate carb intake based on what you need for energy expenditure. Bigger muscle groups need more energy than smaller muscle groups. Use that as a guide. TKD for me could be anywhere between 150-200g carbs surrounding workouts. No carbs during the day. Protein is always in range of 275g-350g. Fat macros between 30-90g depending on the day and what I am working out and how much cardio.
Hey Man
I was doing some reading and it just clicked with me that you are talking about the Ultimate Diet 2.0
If that is what you are talking about concerning the friday pm workout and starting the re-feed that night, then go with it. That's a totally different story. If you al running the ultimate diet 2.0, then you stick to the plan 100%. I thought you were just doing a regular CKD.
I just switched to tdk after 3 months or so on ckd... I have tons more energy at the gym. I consume 70 carbs prior (1hr), 54 during (carb drink) and 65-80 after... Feels great!
Cool thanks for your response sounds like we have similar goals. So what kind of wieght loss did you see in your 3 months on CKD?
After your body fully adjusts to ketosis, (for me, it was 3 or so weekly cycles) You actually learn to handle the mental and physical aspects of ketosis. I LOVE the CKD.
Sonicwaste: I am wondering what the difference is between a normal CKD and lyles version?
Lyles version is based on some principles of the CKD but is not entirely a CKD.
It also specs out a rigorous training routine. It's literally the hardest shit I've ever had to do. Each workout is about 2 hours and cardio on top of that. For instance here is my training/eating schedule;
Day 1-2: Full Body Workout each day- Roughly 6 sets of 15 per body part quads, calves, hams, chest, back. 3-4 sets of 15 for bi's, shoulders, triceps, abs, traps. 45 minutes cardio.
Diet 50% Maintenance - Bodyweight in protein, 60-75g carbs, rest is fats
Day 3: AM Cardio, same diet as day 1-2
Day 4: AM Cardio, 75% of same diet as day 1-3 in the morning/afternoon. Night Workout consisting of 3 sets of 12 per bodypart full body - Begin Carbload
day 5: Carbload - No training 1-1.5x bodyweight in protein, 50g fat, for me: 1200-1350 carbs or so.
day 6: Maintenance - 20% 200g carbs, bodyweight in protein, fats make up rest. Heavy Full body workout 3 sets of 3-6 per body part
day 7: Maintenance- 30% 125g carbs during the day, bodyweight in protein, fats make up rest. Evening cardio..
Day 8 repeat
That's my basic program as of right now.
Lyles version is based on some principles of the CKD but is not entirely a CKD.
It also specs out a rigorous training routine. It's literally the hardest shit I've ever had to do. Each workout is about 2 hours and cardio on top of that. For instance here is my training/eating schedule;
Day 1-2: Full Body Workout each day- Roughly 6 sets of 15 per body part quads, calves, hams, chest, back. 3-4 sets of 15 for bi's, shoulders, triceps, abs, traps. 45 minutes cardio.
Diet 50% Maintenance - Bodyweight in protein, 60-75g carbs, rest is fats
Day 3: AM Cardio, same diet as day 1-2
Day 4: AM Cardio, 75% of same diet as day 1-3 in the morning/afternoon. Night Workout consisting of 3 sets of 12 per bodypart full body - Begin Carbload
day 5: Carbload - No training 1-1.5x bodyweight in protein, 50g fat, for me: 1200-1350 carbs or so.
day 6: Maintenance - 20% 200g carbs, bodyweight in protein, fats make up rest. Heavy Full body workout 3 sets of 3-6 per body part
day 7: Maintenance- 30% 125g carbs during the day, bodyweight in protein, fats make up rest. Evening cardio..
Day 8 repeat
That's my basic program as of right now.
FYI after 3 months on a CDK I had my cholesterol levels tested. They were though the roof, I’m off now and will get retested in a month or 2.
FYI after 3 months on a CDK I had my cholesterol levels tested. They were though the roof, I’m off now and will get retested in a month or 2.
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