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DJ wrote:
AlexRon wrote: Would like to ask for a bit more info on the reefed please, you mention chicken burgers etc, I see in your topic you also speak of brownies etc, should I be doing the same?
And how many chips and burgers etc, not sure on the cal on a reefeed
I would go for 1 burger with pineapple,600g of oven bake chips, and 500ml of frozen yoghurt will be enough for now as a refeed. When u get leaner and leaner u will need more calories.
I do massive refeeds because of the amount of training and cardio I do a day. I will refeed on 6500-9000calories depending on length of time I refeed for, how intense my cardio has been during the week and how low my body temperature is. U are just starting out, I am 9weeks into heavy prep.
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DJ wrote: Once a week is perfect. The point of it is to replenish glycogen stores, boost leptin levels and get metabolic rate going again. When leptin rises so does thyroid output. Leptin drops when u have been on low calorie diet. After 3-4 days leptin levels start to drop making your body think you are starving yourself. Carbs are the only macro that really has an effect on leptin. So in order to boost leptin u need to eat more calories than maintaince. So if u are doing cardio for 500 calories and u have cut out 500calories from your diet that means u are in a 1000calorie defecit. So eat your current daily diet and add in a meal thats about 500calories above maintenance so a meal thats roughly 1500calories thats mainly in the form of carbs, low protein, low fst and low fiber. The reason for that is fiber fat and protein slow down the digestion of carbs and can make u feel ill when getting that meal in. Best to stsrt with a combination of slow and fast acting carbs.
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Muscleaddict wrote: For cardio stick to steady state (fast walking) or HIIT. Running and retaining muscle do not go well together.
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3Twinkell wrote:
Muscleaddict wrote: For cardio stick to steady state (fast walking) or HIIT. Running and retaining muscle do not go well together.
MA,
sorri vir die hijack, maar sal jy dan nie "draf" advise nie?
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mike123 wrote:
3Twinkell wrote:
Muscleaddict wrote: For cardio stick to steady state (fast walking) or HIIT. Running and retaining muscle do not go well together.
MA,
sorri vir die hijack, maar sal jy dan nie "draf" advise nie?
sprint short and quick as fast as u can will help burn fat and build muscle but draf ...jogging ect over 20 minutes gaan jy spier brand
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PoisonedPulse wrote: Aids ....
BAAAHAHAHAHAHA.....sorry that was FUNNY AS HELL!!!!! :lol:
Just kidding.
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