Should I continue cutting?

[Brianlinks]

Been on a diet for 1.5 months now and started working out 2 weeks ago. I initially weighed 185lbs and I’m currently around 165-168. Im just curious as to if I should continue cutting weight or maintain/bulk? First 2 pictures were before I cut weight. View attachment 212642View attachment 212643View attachment 212644View attachment 212645View attachment 212646

 

[LeanEngineer]

If you've only been working out for 2 weeks I would do a maintain diet and keep the workouts consistent and progressing to see where that takes you.

What's your workout consist of?

 

[Rocket3015]

Fat lose is not a bad idea, but I would work on building more muscle at this time.

and please only hit the post button once!

 

[Smont]

Great job loosing the fat, you absolutely should NOT bulk. You should eat about maintenance right now and get into a solid weight training routine. Newbie gains will come at maintenance calories. You're in a perfect position to add a little bit more muscle while losing a little bit more fat resulting in a dramatic improvement in as little as a few months. Pick a program any program that you think you can stick to it doesn't really matter. And stick with that program for a good 3 months. Eat around maintenance calories and make sure your getting in enough protein and nutritious foods.

Start yourself a little training log here on the forum. It'll definitely be helpful to your goals.

 

[Rocket3015]

Great job loosing the fat, you absolutely should NOT bulk. You should eat about maintenance right now and get into a solid weight training routine. Newbie gains will come at maintenance calories. You're in a perfect position to add a little bit more muscle while losing a little bit more fat resulting in a dramatic improvement in as little as a few months. Pick a program any program that you think you can stick to it doesn't really matter. And stick with that program for a good 3 months. Eat around maintenance calories and make sure your getting in enough protein and nutritious foods.

Start yourself a little training log here on the forum. It'll definitely be helpful to your goals.

@Smont hit the nail on the head, your best gains are always when you first start !!