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Looking for opinions on good supplements /stacks to lean out & get good muscle definition
Great!!!No supplement does that unless your diet is in check
What does your diet look like?
how much of a caloric deficit are you in?
How much cardio are you doing?
How long have you been dieting?
You can stack X Y and Z but that does not mean you will lean out.
Muscle Definition comes from making sure you have enough muscle mass before dieting down. Many people who diet down that dont have muscle mass get a skinny fat look due to this.
So before you go buying a lot of money in supplement. How good is your diet? How long have you been dieting, and what is your caloric deficit?
If Cutting Read the following:
http://www.bodyrecomposition.com/fat-loss/exercise-and-weightfat-loss-part-1.html/
http://www.bodyrecomposition.com/fat-loss/exercise-and-weightfat-loss-part-2.html/
I highly suggest you read here regarding your diet:
http://www.bodyrecomposition.com/fat-loss/exercise-and-weight-fat-loss-part-1.html/
http://www.bodyrecomposition.com/fat-loss/the-fundamentals-of-fat-loss-diets-part-2.html/
Then from there you can go and customize a stack.
Some great options
Forskolin 95 (50-100mg a day)
.02mg/kg Yohimbine HCL (Upon waking) to help with stubborn Fat
Those are 2 get bulk options you can look into.
Then you could look into a stimmed fat burner. I personally really like Olympus Labs Ignit3 which gives incredible energy and has a good fatloss formula
Many others like a non-stim Shift + Norco Option(Stimmed)
If 2200 calories isn't doing it for you, I like to drop it by 100-200 calories and go from there and see how I feel and what I see. What is your training routine like?Thanks, I'm currently getting over a knee strain, elbow issue.
In about 2 weeks I ease back into excersice.
My maintenance is around 2200 Cal. I work construction, but since I'm a supervisor some days I do a lot of paperwork or checking on crew. I typically adjust slightly for how strenuous my work load is.
I can get pretty fit, decent definition but never quite to what I want. But I sure appreciate all advice & will make any /all adjustments necessary. Regardless of how small
That is his maintaince.If 2200 calories isn't doing it for you, I like to drop it by 100-200 calories and go from there and see how I feel and what I see. What is your training routine like?
No cardio? Like solution said, what are your macros?I'm was lifting heavy, 3-5 rep range. Mostly the basic compound lifts. Always in the morning
This. Check out those links, and start working in cardio after you lift. HIIT can burn a lot of calories in a short amount of time. Without knowing your macros and specific training regimen, I would state generally...No cardio? Like solution said, what are your macros?
I suggest reading the links solution posted to get you started. And get a food scale.
Thanks, I do use 'my fitness pal' to Track.This. Check out those links, and start working in cardio after you lift. HIIT can burn a lot of calories in a short amount of time. Without knowing your macros and specific training regimen, I would state generally...
1. Make sure you're tracking cals/macros so you know what adjustments to make. There are all sorts of free phone apps to make this easy and convenient.
2. Add cardio, preferably HIIT. I can burn ~200+ calories in 20 minutes of HIIT and it makes me feel amazing for the rest of my morning, even better than lifting alone.
3. Add an intelligently designed fat-burner with Yohimbine prior to your workout. When taken fasted and followed with exercise, a product like Olympus Labs Ignit3, or if you prefer a powdered/flavored fat burner, BloodShr3d, will help to target and liberate stubborn fat stores. To reiterate what others have said, however, don't bother with supplements until you have your diet and training really dialed in.
That is his maintaince.
He said he works construction so his expenditure is much higher. Meaning he probably intakes a bit more due to the amount of NEAT he has (non exercise physical activity)
He never gave us what he intakes,
what his macros are (P/C/F).
How much cardio he is doing
Without knowing all the factors its almost impossible to point him in the right direction, how much he is losing ATM and the kcals he is on.
Is he refeeding or taking cheat meals weekly...
etc.
Still waiting the most important factors.No cardio? Like solution said, what are your macros?
I suggest reading the links solution posted to get you started. And get a food scale.
So are you able to screen shot your macros so we have a general idea?Thanks, I do use 'my fitness pal' to Track.
Strong 1st post. Welcome to the forum!Take fat burners before you train, this tricks your body into burning fat straight away instead of burning your carbs 1st for 30 min, this is the only short cut
Agreed! Well said. Cutting season is approaching. Between Ignit3, BloodShr3d, Sup3r-Shred, Sup3r-7, and Assass1nate, there will be no excuses for not being ripp3d and shr3dded for beach season!Ign1te/bloodshr3d + forslean= ripped. Add in Sup3r shred and get Sup3r shr3dded.
Actually, Caffeine and EGCG are a lot more proven (EGCG for overweight people - not 'leanish' - just published research) than Rauwolscine (IIRC there is zero Rauwolscine research in people for fat loss - just some supposition drawn from Yohimbine). AAMF, if you look up all Yohimbine related research re: "fat loss", there are more that say it doesn't work, than the one (iirc) that says it does (soccer players).If the fat burner is simply some .../green-tea/caffeine product...you won't achieve the aforementioned benefits in any significant fashion.
Waiting to receive all of the this in the postIgn1te/bloodshr3d + forslean= ripped. Add in Sup3r shred and get Sup3r shr3dded.
How would you stack them?Agreed! Well said. Cutting season is approaching. Between Ignit3, BloodShr3d, Sup3r-Shred, Sup3r-7, and Assass1nate, there will be no excuses for not being ripp3d and shr3dded for beach season!