MarshallPenniford said:Bfold - You and I have disagreed about this always. However, I understand why you eat so much given your sport, but for a bodybuilder, especially a natural one, it makes no sense to gain that much bodyfat.
As a bodybuilder, I don't care to delude myself with big numbers on the scale. I could be 250lbs and 25% body fat, or I could just be 200lbs at 6-7% and have the exact same strength and lean mass.
For you, you'll obviously gain more muscle by eating more, and consequently you would lose of that some by dieting the fat off, so I would never expect you to want to risk that by leaning out. But, can you understand how for the rest of us eating that much is fairly useless?
Gain that much bodyfat? Are you saying that I am fat? I eat like that and are you saying that I am fat and that I am fat because I eat like that? Hmmmm...at a bodyweight of 285 or so...you can see visible signs of abs. Ohh...I'm not on anything either.
I am not deluding myself with numbers on the scale either. I don't care to be weak and small at 6-7% bodyfat. When you are that lean...you will NOT get bigger...not seriously bigger. You will NOT be stronger or just as strong either.
Muscle is muscle...no matter if it is moving a 70k pound fire truck via harness or flexing a side chest on stage...muscle is muscle and it is gained by one way. I also say that when you become huge...freakishly huge...to the point where when you go places people look at you like you are a freak and abnormally huge...you can say that my diet is useless.
This was taken last week...

Diet must be working for me...
B True