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BMR Calculation:
BMR = 66 + ( 6.23 x weight in pounds ) + ( 12.7 x height in
inches ) - ( 6.8 x age in year ).
So, if YOU are 5’11”, and 160lbs at 23 years of age, your BMR is as follow: 66
+ (6.23 x 160) + (12.7 x 71) – (6.8 x 23) = 1808 calories needed with NO activity
performed.
BULKING CALORIES:
To Gain Weight and Lean Muscle Mass:
Gaining 1lb of mass requires 3500 calories of energy; 3500 split over 7 days
equates to 500 calories MORE than your BMR daily. So, to combine with our
example above, this means 1808 = 500 = 2,308 for a bulking diet!
CUTTING CALORIES:
To Lose Fat and Retain Muscle:
As we mentioned above, gaining 1lb of mass requires 3500 EXTRA calories;
so following that logic, it requires 3500 LESS calories per week than your
body requires. As above, let’s use our first example: 1808-500 = 1308. This
VERY SIMPLY mean
BMR Calculation:
BMR = 66 + ( 6.23 x weight in pounds ) + ( 12.7 x height in
inches ) - ( 6.8 x age in year ).
So, if YOU are 5’11”, and 160lbs at 23 years of age, your BMR is as follow: 66
+ (6.23 x 160) + (12.7 x 71) – (6.8 x 23) = 1808 calories needed with NO activity
performed.
BULKING CALORIES:
To Gain Weight and Lean Muscle Mass:
Gaining 1lb of mass requires 3500 calories of energy; 3500 split over 7 days
equates to 500 calories MORE than your BMR daily. So, to combine with our
example above, this means 1808 = 500 = 2,308 for a bulking diet!
CUTTING CALORIES:
To Lose Fat and Retain Muscle:
As we mentioned above, gaining 1lb of mass requires 3500 EXTRA calories;
so following that logic, it requires 3500 LESS calories per week than your
body requires. As above, let’s use our first example: 1808-500 = 1308. This
VERY SIMPLY mean