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re: PUTTHEFORKDOWN V. 2024- daily nutrition thread

Posted on 1/3/22 at 9:44 am to
Posted by lsu777
Lake Charles
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Posted on 1/3/22 at 9:44 am to
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In 2020, I dropped from around 260 lbs to 200 even by cutting carbs and walking a lot. This wasn't ideal and I know I lost a ton of muscle, but I felt like too much of a fatass to walk in a gym.

In 2021, I started hitting the weights and got substantially stronger and better looking, but shot up to 215ish. At midyear, I started counting calories and aimed for 2400 per day, and got back to 200 while still making strength gains.

In 2022, I will continue with counting calories. It's fairly simple to do and is a great way to hold myself accountable and not overeat. I slacked off for the holidays, but have been pretty consistent with it overall.

At 6', I'm aiming for 180 by the end of 2022, but I will increase calorie intake at any point if strength gains plateau.


dude to go from 260 to even 200 and totally change your body is a big fricking deal so congrats on that

when i went from 245 to 182 a couple years back it was hard as frick so i can only image 260 to 200.

if goal is to go 200 to 180 totally doable to not lose strength, might not gain a ton, but you can not lose any for sure.
Posted by FieldEngineer
Member since Jan 2015
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Posted on 1/3/22 at 10:21 am to
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dude to go from 260 to even 200 and totally change your body is a big fricking deal so congrats on that

when i went from 245 to 182 a couple years back it was hard as frick so i can only image 260 to 200.

if goal is to go 200 to 180 totally doable to not lose strength, might not gain a ton, but you can not lose any for sure.



Thanks. My plan has been to stick with two years of lifting at higher rep levels to allow time for connective tissue to strengthen, so I've got one more year of that. I'm still progressing, but it's forcing the weight to stay lower. I don't want to tear anything. In 2023, the plan will be to really push strength levels.
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