gymwrenchwv
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On one of those machines it has a big sticker saying the machine has 8# resistance without any plates. The larger number with .XX behind the exercise name is the workout apps calculated 1RM for that days sets/reps. 190 is my weight. My cals have been varying over the last two months. Typically 2400-2600, but the last couple weeks I've had some lower calorie days. Then 1 weekend day >2600. Usually.
Well here's my take on cal adjustment just from a small ammount of knowledge point of view. So like I said could be off in my way of thinking. But if u can do absolutely nothing physical ur gonna lose some no matter what but on the rebound muscle memory will bring most of ur mass losses back rather quickly. That's my personal experience at least. So even if u dropped from 2600 to 2100. And kept that constantly for the month of inactivity that should maintain mostly with out drastic losses and any negative gains. If u do the math for the long haul :
500 cals a day
3500 a week
14000 for the month
Doesn't seem like much room to drop but it is in reality. But now that might not be the most sound advice. Snags would be the guy to ask. Dave as well. Others may be just as knowledgeable but they helped me get stuff figured out.
And in the drops I would do my majority in the category that has the most impact for u. Some respond to carbs/fat more heavily to one than the other. So it's a personal call as far as what u pull and from where. This is just my .02. And like I said that's coming from a small ammount of knowledge. So if u , or anyone else reading , agrees or disagrees I'd like to know.