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Mince wrote: I was actually thinking of pushing it more up actually cause with post last time i lost 3-4 kg's.
When i started 6 weeks back i was on
Before:
Weight: 85kg
Body Fat: 11.37
Now:
Weight: 92kg
Body Fat: 9.1
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Mince wrote: I was actually thinking of pushing it more up actually cause with post last time i lost 3-4 kg's.
When i started 6 weeks back i was on
Before:
Weight: 85kg
Body Fat: 11.37
Now:
Weight: 92kg
Body Fat: 9.1
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m0lt3n wrote: Why not just continue at 4500 cals? You will grow into it, more muscle means more energy required meaning soon 4500 will be cutting callories.
Getting bodyfat lower enough for the last bit of the 6 pack is high maintenance with risk of losing muscle. Why not just try to keep it there?
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Mince wrote: I was actually thinking of pushing it more up actually cause with post last time i lost 3-4 kg's.
When i started 6 weeks back i was on
Before:
Weight: 85kg
Body Fat: 11.37
Now:
Weight: 92kg
Body Fat: 9.1
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