Diet strategy on Equi cycle.

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07 Jun 2013 12:30 #141110 by j1pvt
Diet strategy on Equi cycle. was created by j1pvt
So Ive got this idea in my head,
..that it may be possible on an Equi cycle to possibly run a small caloric deficit in order to achieve lean gains.
Maybe in the region of 200 to 400 calories per day under normal BMR guidelines,
keeping protein at around the 300 mark daily, and macro ratios accordingly (in my case 45P:35C:20F).
what are your thoughts on this..??

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07 Jun 2013 13:10 #141114 by p1et
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Most here will agree that physically its not possible to gain muscle when at a deficit. Plus why would you run equi (which increases appetite) while trying to eat at a deficit.

But back to the calories- rather stay at a small surplus. Unless your diet is really bad i cant see why you cant drop bf and build muscle at surplus calories while on cycle.

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07 Jun 2013 14:42 #141121 by j1pvt
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Well I tried to time it that I detoxed liver and had a training break before I started my new cycle.
During this off training period I notice that I naturally eat less, around 400 calories pd less.
My mn ratio changes to 50P:25C:25F , but I hold the 300gr protein pd goal.
and I noticed my conditioning becoming better... i.e.: dropping those ultra stubborn belly fat deposits.
Very slowly but my abs were definitely showing the difference.. I lost a little size definitely but not majorly.
Now that Im on cycle and back up to normal eating quotas it occurred to me that if the gear kept my gains moving upward then perhaps a slight caloric deficit would help continue that fat loss without having to overeat now and then strip away later on into my cycle with clen and yoh....

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07 Jun 2013 14:56 #141125 by MRfeathers
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im starting my cycle in a month. goal is to lose fat and add some lean mass. diet will be a small surplus, 100-200 calories, with fasted cardio in the mornings. if you get your diet sorted and training intensely you can do it.

it would also depend on how much fat you want to lose and how much lean mass you would like to add. you arent going to turn into a monster and get shredded at the same time.

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07 Jun 2013 15:00 #141126 by j1pvt
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MRfeathers wrote: you arent going to turn into a monster and get shredded at the same time.

yeah probably not hey... :(

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07 Jun 2013 15:03 #141128 by MRfeathers
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why not try some test and anavar? get some clen and reverzine and use it during your bridge to lean out?

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07 Jun 2013 15:09 #141131 by j1pvt
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MRfeathers wrote: why not try some test and anavar? get some clen and reverzine and use it during your bridge to lean out?

Similar has been suggested for my bridge yes,
Havnt made up my mind yet, was just going to run test cyp 14 days longer.
But thats an idea, I've already paid for the yohimbe and have clen but dont really like using it..
need to research reverzine, know nothing about it.

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07 Jun 2013 15:09 #141132 by MRfeathers
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reverzine is injectable yohimbine

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07 Jun 2013 15:30 - 07 Jun 2013 15:31 #141135 by mike123
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If u want to retain the muscle u have and burn fat your theory would work ...u might even put on a little but not as much as if u increased calories....but as prog says the equi will increase appetite....
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07 Jun 2013 16:19 #141139 by PoisonedPulse
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Keep it in a surplus in my opinion, if you worried, keep it 200 odd calories over, but make sure you eat clean, and you will lean out and possibly grow, I'm in pretty heavy surplus right now, but squeaky clean diet, and I'm leaning out and growing, win win .... But to be honest, everyone is different, so he said she said isn't going to determine this, take time, a cycle if need be, and try both methods ?.
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07 Jun 2013 17:34 #141151 by j1pvt
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MRfeathers wrote: reverzine is injectable yohimbine

oh yes I have seen it, but Ive purchased tabs already.
Im only on week 2 of 16 weeks so plenty of time still, need to think about leaning out on about week 10ish.
Is reverzine massively more effective?, its about double+ the price.

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07 Jun 2013 17:36 #141152 by j1pvt
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mike123 wrote: If u want to retain the muscle u have and burn fat your theory would work ...u might even put on a little but not as much as if u increased calories....but as prog says the equi will increase appetite....

appetite is a bother yes , but manageable I find.
I think it might work bcos of the thick quality of muscle you put on with equi.

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07 Jun 2013 18:46 #141153 by Rhino
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You'll lean out but without a decent surplus you ain't going to grow. What little bit of muscle you think you've gained on cycle you'll lose as soon as your blood count drops.
I wouldn't waist a cycle by being to lazy to cut first and use the cycle to load on quality muscle once I'm below 13, but that's me I take jiuce to pick up muscle...

Go big or go home...
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08 Jun 2013 10:54 #141183 by j1pvt
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Thanks for the response people, some valid points made.

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