UnrealMachine
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I only lost some strength on chest and squats. I believe all other excercises stayed at prs. I only lost what I lost due to cutting right after pct, you know how impossible it is to keep all gains comming off sd while dieting. It was a bad call.
Didn't know about our injury. Even still I don't think your gonna be able to eat like a machine forever without burn out. But who knows maybe you will prove me wrong in 10 years and still be going.
The guys who eat super clean often are thebest shapes true, but that's more because of there obsession and dedication not clean eating. No one looks up and researches the info I say, they just say NO your wrong which is the standard response for those that believe there is such a thing as clean foods.
Those of us who have broken the spell know that it's just some foods are calorie dense and some aren't. I never said twinkies are all you need. In fact I said spread your macros across the whole board. Than fill your extra calories with that you love to eat.
Hey don't take an ectos word for it. Research Martin berkham of lean gains. As I mentioned he has maintained 5.5%@195lb for years. No one else on any of these forums can say anything close to that. And guess what he is NO ecto or genetic elite. He was chubby than got real scrowny for modeling, than started to learn how to train and grow.
Oh and for the record he and many of his clients eat 2-3 meals a day and have been able to grow. So you don't need 6 meals. Your body takes alot longer to utilize all the aminos from a big meal. Much much longer than the 3 hours forum rumour.
Ya eating 2 meals a day is how I packed on fat faster than I ever knew was possible because my metabolism slowed to a crawl
I have no doubt that clients are growing on 2-3 meals a day, but I honestly found growing to be the easier part about bodybuilding, I hit 245 back in 2007... . Getting big was easy. Getting big and lean is what's hard.
It's been 3 years of training and improving my diet to reach where I am now and those 3 of experience contradict what you say, for me anyway.
Maybe what you say applies to other people but if it doesn't apply to me then it isn't universal and you don't need to act like you "broke the spell" of what constitutes a good diet in the modern bodybuilding community... Those standards exist because they WORK.
Do you really think that eating the way I eat would hurt your gains? Or improve them slightly? I would love for you to answer that question.
Sugar makes me fat as f*** for some reason.
Probably for the same scientific reasons that have created the standards for what constitutes a good bodybuilding diet.
it's not broscience and it's not a "spell" being cast by weightlifting magazines either. The standards exist because it's what works best for the most people. There will always be exceptions to the rule but those exceptions prove nothing.