poysyn said:you could drop from 18 to 14 in a month
Ghede said:not if he weighs 300lbs he cant... that'd be 3lbs a week of FAT... ya yah, i know, i am being a prick.. but you dont know what kind of condition the guys metablism is in, is he shut down? is deconditioned? whats his current diet look like?
gotta get more info, i think he can probably do it BEST CASE SCENARIO but ya gotta know the details, Mon.
Ibiza 06 said:Your correct mate more info needed, here goes
im 12 stone, 5.6", weight train 5 x week, cardio 5 x week, diet getting better but not perfect. cheers for the answer.
pintoca said:since it is a percentage, it depends entirely on you. At the beginning, it's VERY possible to drop 10lbs/month and most of that fat, how much in % terms does that mean to you?
*Bunny* said:Pinto & Ghede = same page
I would keep in mind BF % is only a number ... do NOT let it define you OR your progress just a way to let you know you ARE some PROGRESS ...
set a goal, fine .. but use other measures ...Good Luck to you
Ibiza 06 said:i thats all am guna use it for, just to track if im losing or gaining, cheers Bunny.

Ibiza 06 said:Whats the most BF you can loose in aweek?
ive measured and im down to 18%, i would like to be down to 14%ish by sept, is that possible with strict diet, cardio etc. And what is the lowest i could hope for by sept?
thanks.
Sassy69 said:Like Bunny said - its just a number - one way to quantify your body -- but if you are interested in optimum bodyfat loss and your time frame is September -- that's easy 3 months -- what will get you there w/ the best results is using diet & training consistently (esp diet) for efficient burn rate - takes about 3 weeks to set up a consistent schedule and at that point, if you stick with it, you'll just see the stuff drop off. Don't look at it as a particular burn rate per week, but rather just keeping a consistent program going over the whole course of the summer and that consistency will translate into bodyfat loss. But by the same token, if you follow the exact same diet & training, your body will eventually adapt - then you would want to tweak your program a bit to encourage a readaption by your body for continued loss.
To that end -- take a look at your program - does your diet provide enough fuel for your training and not leave you feeling exhausted, but also not overfill you w/ stuff that isnt' burned by your activity? If not, first look for an efficient balance of that, then run w/ it for a few weeks to see how it works for you. If it works, then keep going. Make sure you aren't running on a constant low % of carbs because that will stall you out quickly. I suggest using a "carb cycle" or a regular interval of carb "refeed" every couple days, and keep any cheats to one / week.
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