Parabellum
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Would gaining 75 -100lbs of lean mass, while seriously trying to control fat mass, in a year even be feasible while not chemically enhanced?
Diet, exercise and rest will be a main factor of course.
Exercise, hard and heavy. 4 x a week, maybe 2 -3 x a week cardio to limit fat ass syndrome.
Rest, rest builds so get at least 8hrs sleep a day.
Diet, the hardest part.
What kind of diet would work best?
A diet with these ratios with a concern for limiting the accumulation of fat mass while trying to eat intelligently on training and non training days (Sort of like animabolics diet):
Bodyweight x 15
Ex: 225 x 15 = 3375 on training days and on NON training days 225 * 11 = 2475
Protein
2.5 - 3 grams per kg of bodyweight.
225 / 2.2 = 102(rounded to nearest)x 3.5 = 357 grams of protein everyday.
Carbohydrates
Training days: bodyweight x 1 = grams of carbs for the day.
EX: 225 * 1.3 = 293(rounded to nearest) grams of carbs per training day.
Non Training Days: bodyweight / 3 = grams of carbs
EX: 225 / 3 = 75 grams of carbs per NON training day.
Fat: ED difference between pro cal and carb cal
protein 357 x 4 = 1428
Carb training 293 x 4 = 1172
Carb NON training 75 * 4 = 300
Training 1428p + 1172c = 2600 - 3375 daily calories = 775 calories fat / 9 = 86 grams of fat per training day.
Non training day 1428p + 300c = 1728 – 2475 daily non training calories = 747 calories fat / 9 = 83 grams of fat.
Training Day: based on 225lbs person
Calories 3375
Protein 357 grams per day
Carbs 293 grams per day
Fat 86 grams per day
Non training Days: based on 225 lbs person
Calories 2475
Protein 357 grams per day
Carbs 75 grams per day
Fat 83 grams per day
How would you adapt for different age levels?
An 18 year old vs 35 year old?
Post your reply: Would this work, if not exactly why not? Etc…
Post: Gripes, groans, & moans.
Diet, exercise and rest will be a main factor of course.
Exercise, hard and heavy. 4 x a week, maybe 2 -3 x a week cardio to limit fat ass syndrome.
Rest, rest builds so get at least 8hrs sleep a day.
Diet, the hardest part.
What kind of diet would work best?
A diet with these ratios with a concern for limiting the accumulation of fat mass while trying to eat intelligently on training and non training days (Sort of like animabolics diet):
Bodyweight x 15
Ex: 225 x 15 = 3375 on training days and on NON training days 225 * 11 = 2475
Protein
2.5 - 3 grams per kg of bodyweight.
225 / 2.2 = 102(rounded to nearest)x 3.5 = 357 grams of protein everyday.
Carbohydrates
Training days: bodyweight x 1 = grams of carbs for the day.
EX: 225 * 1.3 = 293(rounded to nearest) grams of carbs per training day.
Non Training Days: bodyweight / 3 = grams of carbs
EX: 225 / 3 = 75 grams of carbs per NON training day.
Fat: ED difference between pro cal and carb cal
protein 357 x 4 = 1428
Carb training 293 x 4 = 1172
Carb NON training 75 * 4 = 300
Training 1428p + 1172c = 2600 - 3375 daily calories = 775 calories fat / 9 = 86 grams of fat per training day.
Non training day 1428p + 300c = 1728 – 2475 daily non training calories = 747 calories fat / 9 = 83 grams of fat.
Training Day: based on 225lbs person
Calories 3375
Protein 357 grams per day
Carbs 293 grams per day
Fat 86 grams per day
Non training Days: based on 225 lbs person
Calories 2475
Protein 357 grams per day
Carbs 75 grams per day
Fat 83 grams per day
How would you adapt for different age levels?
An 18 year old vs 35 year old?
Post your reply: Would this work, if not exactly why not? Etc…
Post: Gripes, groans, & moans.