Temple01 wrote:
When you eat less than 1800-2000 calories a day you will lose weight for awhile and then your body says STOP. It begins to hang onto its fat stores for dear life
Add cardio and it will also work for awhile but your body will also adjust to that and make the necessary metabolic adjustments.
You can lift weights but you will not gain lean mass on inadequate calories.
okay, I assume that those numbers are for someone who is maybe 120 lbs at least? If you are under 100 lbs your BMR is (in most cases) only 1400 or so. I HAVE to eat about 1000ish cal a day to lose.
I've been doing this for 7 years, I'm an expert.
If you lift you can gain lean muscle mass-- I've lost fat because I lift but do not eat much, the body burns the fat to build the muscle.
Cardio will work no matter what, you just have to switch the kind and increase the intensity: so if you run, just run faster.
You can get plenty strong on a meger but balenced diet.
What % of your body weight can you people bench?
When you eat less than 1800-2000 calories a day you will lose weight for awhile and then your body says STOP. It begins to hang onto its fat stores for dear life
Add cardio and it will also work for awhile but your body will also adjust to that and make the necessary metabolic adjustments.
You can lift weights but you will not gain lean mass on inadequate calories.
okay, I assume that those numbers are for someone who is maybe 120 lbs at least? If you are under 100 lbs your BMR is (in most cases) only 1400 or so. I HAVE to eat about 1000ish cal a day to lose.
I've been doing this for 7 years, I'm an expert.
If you lift you can gain lean muscle mass-- I've lost fat because I lift but do not eat much, the body burns the fat to build the muscle.
Cardio will work no matter what, you just have to switch the kind and increase the intensity: so if you run, just run faster.
You can get plenty strong on a meger but balenced diet.
What % of your body weight can you people bench?