gjohnson5
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Generally my diets are like his. They are high fat.
High fat means higher calories. Normally I would agree with your diet approach.
I think sugars wold be much faster absorbing and more for an immediate need.
High fat means higher calories. Normally I would agree with your diet approach.
I think sugars wold be much faster absorbing and more for an immediate need.
marvelous54 said:jkurz, like I said, you need to up your fat intake. If you are a hard gainer, which I didn’t know until gj mentioned it, then keep your carbs where they are but you need to get more fats into your diet especially on off days. On training days you want to keep the fat low just before and just after WO because you need quicker protein uptake. However, at all other times you need to up your fats. Like I said earlier 15%fats in your diet is low even for cutting. By upping your fats you will slow your system down and cause your body to hold more of the cals rather than burning them up so quickly. If you're a hard gainer then that is what you need. It's obvious your metabolism runs in high gear so don't worry about gaining it completely clean. You'll burn any extra fat quickly as soon as you go back to your maintenance diet. Your fat intake needs to be at about 150g that would put you just over 4500 cals per/day and it would give you a 40c 30p 30f split. You should do well with that!