You will get there. You are doing the right thing, always crush it in the gym. All you can do is give it everything you have and I also think that it is very important to do what you like. If you love heavy deads and can physically do them crush it that way! That great work. Stay positive...
Thanks HIT4ME. You should consider giving higher reps on deadlifts a go. I also train heavier but try to incorporate weeks where I do a couple of sets with a moderately heavy weight for as many reps as possible. It is just another great way to test your strength and it doesn't feel as taxing...
I am fairly new to the forums, I've had an activated account for a while but never really used it. Anyways I am becoming more active on the forums and have started a youtube channel, Invalid Link Removed If you have time click the link and check out some of my videos. I have more on the way...
I would start at 1.5 gram per pound, but if you wanted to keep your carbs up you should be able to drop that to 1 to 1.25. I used to always get 1.5 on my cuts but lately I have been down to 1 gram per pound and I have been able to eat more carbs & fat to keep my energy levels up while reducing BF.
There is no other way to plan a diet in my opinion. Two years ago I slowly dropped my calories and then reversed and have been doing cut/reverse cycles since then. My body fat has dropped, my lean mass has increased, my strength has increased, and I have been able to eat more calories at a...
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