Have you ever been on a diet?

oldbrad · 2007-01-27, 02:22 PM

I had a starting weight of 265. Stayed at that weight a couple years til i decidided to get back in shape. I started eating 6 times a day and exercising.

Like most things, after 2 weeks it becomes habit and much easier to stick with.

6 meals a day with a 40/40/20 split. protein/carbs/fat.

Eat about 3 hours apart and have a meal directly after exercise.

20 minutes of high interval aerobic activity 3 times a week.

45 minutes of compound movement weightlifting 3 days per week (alternating upper and lower every other day).

Simple as that. Eating more frequent meals, drinking tons more water and exercising.

I gained muscle (lifted weights for 1 month solid before changing diet and reducing calories) and lost fat over 5 months or so. try to either lose fat or gain muscle, dont try to do both at the same time. I went from 265 and probably 35% bf with no muscle to 215 at 11% with a decent amount of muscle.

I'm about to do it again and maintain it as my weights been rising again, i just like fast food too much

I followed a diet very similar to the body for life book, i'd recommend it.

Linkster · 2007-01-27, 07:05 PM

oldbrad - that sounds very similar to the one that Ive been using - that definitely works - it is not a diet - it is a lifestyle change
Tom Venuto has a great program and his website is http://www.burnthefat.com/
He really does dispel every myth in diets/low carb BS/supplements and does it scientifically - and I havent been hungry once - 6 meals a day (5 for women) lots of tap water, and good sensible exercise - and yes you can even have caffiene(coffee) - and it works extremely well. I paid for the entire book I was so impressed and he has a complete support forum with loads more info/recipes/science as well as just plain motivational crap that you may or may not need
Other than this stuff I picked up in Vegas(no not the money LOL) Ive been sticking to it with no effort other than some small changes in my schedule that are well worth it - cause even with my heart in the shape its in I can do this and that makes it fantastic for me

2007-01-27, 02:22 PM	#1
oldbrad It is better to watch things then to do them Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: oregon Posts: 485	I had a starting weight of 265. Stayed at that weight a couple years til i decidided to get back in shape. I started eating 6 times a day and exercising. Like most things, after 2 weeks it becomes habit and much easier to stick with. 6 meals a day with a 40/40/20 split. protein/carbs/fat. Eat about 3 hours apart and have a meal directly after exercise. 20 minutes of high interval aerobic activity 3 times a week. 45 minutes of compound movement weightlifting 3 days per week (alternating upper and lower every other day). Simple as that. Eating more frequent meals, drinking tons more water and exercising. I gained muscle (lifted weights for 1 month solid before changing diet and reducing calories) and lost fat over 5 months or so. try to either lose fat or gain muscle, dont try to do both at the same time. I went from 265 and probably 35% bf with no muscle to 215 at 11% with a decent amount of muscle. I'm about to do it again and maintain it as my weights been rising again, i just like fast food too much I followed a diet very similar to the body for life book, i'd recommend it. __________________ Help MrMaryLou Link to his Chubby TGP & Chubby Links on your sites and blogs.

2007-01-27, 07:05 PM	#2
Linkster NO! Im not a female - but being a dragon, I do eat them. Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Sex Delta Posts: 5,084	oldbrad - that sounds very similar to the one that Ive been using - that definitely works - it is not a diet - it is a lifestyle change Tom Venuto has a great program and his website is http://www.burnthefat.com/ He really does dispel every myth in diets/low carb BS/supplements and does it scientifically - and I havent been hungry once - 6 meals a day (5 for women) lots of tap water, and good sensible exercise - and yes you can even have caffiene(coffee) - and it works extremely well. I paid for the entire book I was so impressed and he has a complete support forum with loads more info/recipes/science as well as just plain motivational crap that you may or may not need Other than this stuff I picked up in Vegas(no not the money LOL) Ive been sticking to it with no effort other than some small changes in my schedule that are well worth it - cause even with my heart in the shape its in I can do this and that makes it fantastic for me __________________ Pussy Chompers Porn Links NSCash