Never let a bad diet keep you from working out. That was always my biggest excuse "Well I just had a burger, theres no point in working out anymore" The sooner i stopped the believing that the more frequently Ive been hitting the gym
damn i was like that too like if i missed a meal or didnt eat enough that day i would be like theres no point since my body isnt gonna have enough energy to recover so i would skip
factsss 💯💯💯 It’s some of the inappropriate food I eat on a daily, that actually gets me going even harder in the gym. Cause I won’t give it a chance to stay 😅 Sooner or later I’ll get the hang of it 🍏🥒🥑🍳🥩🫐
An often overlooked hypertrophy tool, The Fork. Hypertrophy Fork sets yield increased performance in the gym, healthier sleep patterns, increased daily mood, energy and an overall warm feeling of wellness
Worked out for around 3 years No special diet Only basic home food I made a good progress in terms of strength and muscle size during first year But during my second year the rate of progress decreased a lot I started hitting plateaus in every single exercise Being sore for like 3- 5 days after hitting that specific part of body Never fully recovered especially from deadlifts Demotivation Months and months passed trying to break those plateaus Stopped lifting Joined again😂 Now third year has started I do see some progress I know it is stupid to go gym without diet but.... Definitely getting myself a proper diet now because what I did is just completely innapropriate for me mentally and physically 😐
Construction workers here in Philippines look shredded than most people who go to gym, they don't need good diet ( i mean if you do 8 hours of physical labor everyday i can see why)
The #1 thing is planned and structured diet, because the only way for your body to burn fat is to use it as energy. Basically, you need to eat below your energy maintenance level (in terms of calories) and your fat cells will be used to compensate the missing energy (calories). That's how your body works. There are other things to consider as well, such as hormonal status, diseases... but caloric deficit is a must. You have a lot of online diet planners and calculators: Next Level Diet for example (I am not an affiliate 😁). Losing/gaining weight is just a simple math, really...
Yeah but for most normal people who are busy with their day to day lives (work, family, studying...) tracking calories and macros is a hassle, so we just go for intuitive eating most of the time, we're not preparing for a mister olympia contest anyway so it's all good as long as we are getting stronger and healthier
@@funnyv6048 I thought the same, but after few months of consistent training I started to count my calories as I want to "cut" on my rest days, and tbh you can count the calories while eating. It takes few minutes at most to weigh the food, but in my opinion it is worth it, for a few weeks at least. I was eating much more than I needed, now even if I stopped counting I could guess it and probably be as close as 300-500 calories difference.
Joel lookin great dude! I started following you in January and your physique is miles ahead of where you were then, which was already highly impressive.
From my experience diet is the most important. When I get a good 3-4x bodyweight carbs and a good amount of protein pre-workout I have enough energy to do 6-7 pullups but on the average day I can only do 3-4
My breakfast and lunch are usually great, but dinner is harder to control because I don't cook that. I do think it's at least important to not only take in a good amount of protien during the day, but also try to not overeat at dinner time.
Age has a lot to do with it. Up until my mid-20's I could eat as much of whatever I wanted and not gain a pound but now at 57 I have to watch the portions and quality or I get a gut. Going with simple foods really helps me. I make sure all my ingredients only have one ingredient. If I want a huge meal I just make sure to bulk it up with something low cal like salad or quinoa and lean meat. I'm not super strict about it, just make it an overall approach . The greatest diet in the world is no good if you don't stick with it , and it's hard to stick with something you don't enjoy. Same applies to workouts.
It's always a matter of burning more calories than you consume. First thing a gym trainer told me is that it's still plenty possible to slim down without dieting like crazy.
Honestly, after a few months of tracking, I just figure out the macros in my mind, try to not exceed with carbs and fats and eat more protein. It's working for me, but it's not ideal
Its really that simple, have little more than what makes you full. Replace junk with natural healthy stuff. Drink more water , get good sleep. Keep consistent excercise
anyway, diet entirely depends on what's your goal. Is it being a well waxed pretty bodybuilder or a monstruos lifting machine like Eddie Hall? Because then the diet is entirely different
I'm leaving on vacation soon after being on a calorie deficit for so long. What should I do to maintain my physique while enjoying myself at the same time?
Enjoy your vacation, don't deprive yourself from eating what you might not usually get to experience when you're home, but be mindful. Maybe pick the smaller portion if it's calorically dense. If there's a beef vs chicken option, go for the chicken on as it will most likely be lower Kcals etc. Something I do when I go on vacation is packing some whey portions (2 scoops in individual plastic bags i can just pop into my shaker in the morning) and have them every other day or so since protein is the hardest macro to hit when you're on vacation and not being able to track. Other then that, enjoy your deserved break and show off those gains my man!
First of all, a week of vacation is not enough to ruin the physique that you built with months of hard work. So my advice is to prioritise having a good time and exploring local foods. That being said, modifications are key. Obviously you will not be able to count calories, but you can roughly estimate if you're overdoing it (for example it is different to eat a burger with cheddar, bacon, fatty sauces and lots of fries, and to eat a chicken burger loaded with veggies and lighter sauces. Another example would be the dessert-you can enjoy a frozen yoghurt or a smaller sized ice cream, instead of a big cake). Finally, beware of the hidden calories in alcohol. You absolutely can have fun and enjoy some drinks, but there is no point overdoing it, and instead of high calorie cocktails (that contain whiskey, rum, syrups and sugar), you can enjoy some lighter drinks (for example beer, wine, gin, vodka, with low calorie soda). In that way, even if you end up in a caloric surplus for some days, it won't be enough to ruin your physique and you will feel good and ready to jump back in your training. You do you and have fun!
You can try to eat maintenance calories and just fit anything you want into that budget. Although it's true that one week of eating in a surplus won't affect your physique if you're already muscular.
I started gym years ago, i used to train pretty good but didnt followed diet, results were that in 2 years i gained a X ammount of muscles mass that wasnt a lot as expected, + i was pretty fat aswell, prob had around 22% BF or more. I 2 surgeries in 6 months and it made me stop workin out, + with quarantine i lost interest to workin out. I drop down in weight last summer cause i was tired of being chubby (not extrmely fat, 10kgs more than my ideal weight tho). After that i started trainin again at home with rubber bands, startin from feb 2022, and ofc followin diet as i should have done back then, and the thing that in barely 6 months of training i gained a better muscles mass and shape than i used to in 2 years with bad diet, well, guess that my experience is the answer to it
You are supposed to know amount of fat/ calories/ protien your diet contains not just eat anything and say it's making you fat, get your BMR done and see how much calories you need to maintain if you eat more than that you will gain weight if you eat less than that you will loose weight. Whiskey won't make you look sexy brother it will only kill you from inside and it's a waste of money, know your priorities right.
i eat of any whole grain, eggs, vegetables and a piece of a bread 4-5 times a day. Sometimes there's butter on a bread. Sometimes i eat peanuts. It's very cheap diet, but because I can't afford anything better.
Carbs is just as important as protein, i only realised after not gaining muscle even after eating about 500g- 1000g of meat everyday with reduced carbs
I stopped counting and measuring, too time consuming. Funny enough, I actually make more gains and got leaner from just eyeballing what i need from a day to day basis. If I have a hard workout going in I eat a bit more, restday; eat a bit less. I even substantially lowered the total amount of protein intake yet I got in better shape than with calculating and measuring.
@@Matheus_Braz I think when you’ve done the counting and measuring and figure out your body a little bit, what influences you the most and stuff like that, it is perfectly possible. Ofcourse with eyeballing you won’t probably get the maximum out of everything but with the way I am looking now, it is damn right spot on good enough
When they say diet is 80% and hard work is 20% .. they meant it. People are stunned when I tell them the truth. They think im 165+ lbs LOL in reality I'm a 141 lbs they never believe me. You are what you eat brothers, diet is key to a healthy ! Long ! Strong! Life.
What should I do if I want a aesthetic physique....? I’m on calorie deficit and working out the whole week except for one day and I’ll just wing it off in the gym.
Since I am just a teenager and I live with my parents, I dont have the choice to make a diet. I just eat what my mom makes. Its healthy and rich but it nutrients varies as she doesnt make protein rich foods everyday, like chicken. Is that enough for muscle growth? (Also I do avoid snacks completely)
Help your mom in the kitchen, be the one that cooks meals at times: you will get a better understanding of food, bond with her and she will be grateful for the help and time you spend together, alongside being able to sneak in protein-rich meals more often. In the meantime learn about nutrition, how to read nutrition labels and the like. Snack on protein-rich food if your daily intake isn't enough (tuna, chicken, ham and the likes); then once you have a good feel of which foods are good and which aren't, once you're grown accustomed to reading labels help you mom while she's buying food (it's very important to check calories, but also the amount of protein; the amount of sugar; the amount of fibres). Your whole house will eat healthier because of you. If they refuse to change their habits: start buying your own food, cooking your own meals.
hey is it okay if I eat enough protein to grow muscle, but I am in a calorie deficit since I carry a lot of excess fat. Like will I grow muscle with these factors?
if you're new you're most likely but i say be a huge calorie deficit recomposition and then after losing fat be at a slight surplus because the if you are new and do a surplus for the first 1-5 years the cut will be crazy assuming u did your training right
Yes, the lack of protein intake and constant training will result in a very emaciated physique. Your strength will be sub par. Your muscle hypertrophic response will be very poor and overall you'll simply not get the result you need and infact may end up damaging your physique due to excessive stimuli without sufficient recovery.
i'm pretty slim for someone who eats alot and i don't seem to gain much weight no matter how much i eat is there any recommendation? (i get hungry so fast aswell metabolism too strong it seems) well, i don't really eat junk foods mostly just meat and vegetables whatever my mom cooks for me. alot of rice aswell, normal filipino meal.
muscle is heavier than fat so if u wanna get big u gotta lift big, is really simple or jump on steroids like everybody else then you can eat a grannies asshole and still get big lel
or even better, replace boiled eggs with protein bread and peanut butter, depending on how much u eat as breakfast it can be easily 40g protein, so you can have 250g protein excluding main meal lol
I did it last year and i was sore everytime i train , plus so calorie surplus for me ( i'm underweight ) so i gained strength(from working out ) but not muscle mass
I'm thinking of quitting working out because I don't even hit 50G of protein a day and my muscles are getting smaller even while I eat all my 3 meals portion any advice?
If you think it makes sense take the advice, or else ignore it. Split whatever you are eating into 4 to 5 meals, and maintain the same, no matter what, for weeks on end consistently, your patience will pay off from the 3rd week. Don't strees too much about protein, especially the number part, your body don't know what a gram is. Eat whatever you can eat, even if it's 2 boiled eggs a day, eat it everyday, eat enough calorie surplus to let your body build what you're breaking in the gym. For the training part, reduce your volume, don't do bro splits, either go for PPL or total body. Don't do 5 workouts for a body part , but do 2 to 3 workouts for a body part but in 2 different days in a week, aka hit it twice. Introduce a rest day or two in between lifting days. Main focus should be on consistency in whatever little protein you eat a day, calories surplus, training to failure, sleep and recovery. You'll surely see progress. Sorry for long comment ✊
@@bullseye3054 in the morning I eat about 1 or sometimes 2 eggs and cup of milk and in the noon I always eat about 200-300g of rice and some times (not the best source of rice ) 20-70g of meat(not usually) and in the night I eat cheese that can't get higher than 5G of protein, I try to eat as much food as I have, so on average I get about 220G of protein a week And that is it...
@@JKnetz for example, most athletes simply just care about strength, agility, and endurance, which do not require calorie counting, unlike competing/aesthetic bodybuilders (even they can be successful without calorie counting).
IG: instagram.com/jknetz 🔱
I just eat whatever my mom makes 💪
gigachad.gif + bring me the horizon
Tru chad
Lucky you, I'm 16 and my mom often doesn't cook, but when I cook I feel better cause I have control on the food I'll eat
😂🤣
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Never let a bad diet keep you from working out.
That was always my biggest excuse
"Well I just had a burger, theres no point in working out anymore"
The sooner i stopped the believing that the more frequently Ive been hitting the gym
damn i was like that too like if i missed a meal or didnt eat enough that day i would be like theres no point since my body isnt gonna have enough energy to recover so i would skip
factsss 💯💯💯
It’s some of the inappropriate food I eat on a daily, that actually gets me going even harder in the gym.
Cause I won’t give it a chance to stay 😅
Sooner or later I’ll get the hang of it 🍏🥒🥑🍳🥩🫐
Just dont eat the frys or the drinks. Drink water instead.
Burger is healthy bro.
@@thabomabuza7340 hamburger with no cheese or sauce yeah totally. Il have that several times in a week.
An often overlooked hypertrophy tool, The Fork. Hypertrophy Fork sets yield increased performance in the gym, healthier sleep patterns, increased daily mood, energy and an overall warm feeling of wellness
Can you explain what do you mean by "fork"?
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@@newsean6771 he means the eating implement with 4 prongs known as 'fork'
Could you explain this in more detail/leave a link that does so? I couldn't find anything online...
@@RelaxThruHeaven_RuleAllHell .
Worked out for around 3 years
No special diet
Only basic home food
I made a good progress in terms of strength and muscle size during first year
But during my second year the rate of progress decreased a lot
I started hitting plateaus in every single exercise
Being sore for like 3- 5 days after hitting that specific part of body
Never fully recovered especially from deadlifts
Demotivation
Months and months passed trying to break those plateaus
Stopped lifting
Joined again😂
Now third year has started
I do see some progress
I know it is stupid to go gym without diet but....
Definitely getting myself a proper diet now because what I did is just completely innapropriate for me mentally and physically 😐
You dont need to look jacked to stay healthy, not everyone can be jacked and what matters is that you exercise and stay healthy
@@wilw3498 Just get on tren and pull more men!
Construction workers here in Philippines look shredded than most people who go to gym, they don't need good diet ( i mean if you do 8 hours of physical labor everyday i can see why)
@@Phoenix-qk6yv bro there is difference b/w work and gym and thats easily 10+ hours not 8
Maybe for Indians but when you’re a black man like me you can eat what you want and still be ripped asf just from doing pull ups
The #1 thing is planned and structured diet, because the only way for your body to burn fat is to use it as energy. Basically, you need to eat below your energy maintenance level (in terms of calories) and your fat cells will be used to compensate the missing energy (calories). That's how your body works. There are other things to consider as well, such as hormonal status, diseases... but caloric deficit is a must. You have a lot of online diet planners and calculators: Next Level Diet for example (I am not an affiliate 😁). Losing/gaining weight is just a simple math, really...
Yeah but for most normal people who are busy with their day to day lives (work, family, studying...) tracking calories and macros is a hassle, so we just go for intuitive eating most of the time, we're not preparing for a mister olympia contest anyway so it's all good as long as we are getting stronger and healthier
@@funnyv6048 I thought the same, but after few months of consistent training I started to count my calories as I want to "cut" on my rest days, and tbh you can count the calories while eating. It takes few minutes at most to weigh the food, but in my opinion it is worth it, for a few weeks at least. I was eating much more than I needed, now even if I stopped counting I could guess it and probably be as close as 300-500 calories difference.
thanks for the advice king !
I appreciate your brief series. As a novice your videos helps
That’s some solid advice man thanks
With so many "diets" it's hard to know where to start. You made it simple.
Tnx man i never knew what should I do since I don't have a diet really thank u so much
Been working out for 2 months not really caring about diet this is all i needed to hear G , around summer i will go for a cut phase and were gucci ⚡️
Nice Video. Very Informative. Short and Precise. A must watch video especially for the beginners in the world of fitness 👌
Had no idea you got rep out muscle ups! Well, shouldn't be surprised since it's called a "muscle" up, something you are not lacking.
Joel lookin great dude! I started following you in January and your physique is miles ahead of where you were then, which was already highly impressive.
Thank you!
From my experience diet is the most important. When I get a good 3-4x bodyweight carbs and a good amount of protein pre-workout I have enough energy to do 6-7 pullups but on the average day I can only do 3-4
My breakfast and lunch are usually great, but dinner is harder to control because I don't cook that. I do think it's at least important to not only take in a good amount of protien during the day, but also try to not overeat at dinner time.
Very well said my man.
Those were the 50 seconds we all needed!
Age has a lot to do with it. Up until my mid-20's I could eat as much of whatever I wanted and not gain a pound but now at 57 I have to watch the portions and quality or I get a gut. Going with simple foods really helps me. I make sure all my ingredients only have one ingredient. If I want a huge meal I just make sure to bulk it up with something low cal like salad or quinoa and lean meat. I'm not super strict about it, just make it an overall approach . The greatest diet in the world is no good if you don't stick with it , and it's hard to stick with something you don't enjoy. Same applies to workouts.
great advice ❤️
It's always a matter of burning more calories than you consume.
First thing a gym trainer told me is that it's still plenty possible to slim down without dieting like crazy.
Ye, you eat more and work it out like a monster and you'll still lose weight right? More work than the food is what I mean
Well in 2019 I worked out well but ignored my diet due to my busy schedule. I ended up getting cut but my muscles did not get that big.
Real Kings do not have a diet, we eat what we want and we don’t track calories 😈
Is it effect muscles growth?
@@badalsingh7626 diet will track real kings
L conner
@@badalsingh7626 he is just trolling
Honestly, after a few months of tracking, I just figure out the macros in my mind, try to not exceed with carbs and fats and eat more protein. It's working for me, but it's not ideal
My left picture is me training like crazy and eating like a fat a$$ . My right is a year of eating once a day and training the same .
AN ABSOLUTE WHAT? MY SOUL NEEDS TO HEAR YOU SAY IT
okkk walk us through how one can start "muscling up " please
Just the video I'm looking for.
It depends from body to body. There are people who struggle to gain weight and other that if they don't respect a diet they easily gain fat
you forgot to talk about joint and articulation damage that will occur because your muscles arent being repaired
Like what coach Greg says it depends on calorie deficit
Its really that simple, have little more than what makes you full. Replace junk with natural healthy stuff. Drink more water , get good sleep.
Keep consistent excercise
anyway, diet entirely depends on what's your goal. Is it being a well waxed pretty bodybuilder or a monstruos lifting machine like Eddie Hall? Because then the diet is entirely different
I'm leaving on vacation soon after being on a calorie deficit for so long. What should I do to maintain my physique while enjoying myself at the same time?
Enjoy your vacation, don't deprive yourself from eating what you might not usually get to experience when you're home, but be mindful. Maybe pick the smaller portion if it's calorically dense. If there's a beef vs chicken option, go for the chicken on as it will most likely be lower Kcals etc. Something I do when I go on vacation is packing some whey portions (2 scoops in individual plastic bags i can just pop into my shaker in the morning) and have them every other day or so since protein is the hardest macro to hit when you're on vacation and not being able to track. Other then that, enjoy your deserved break and show off those gains my man!
First of all, a week of vacation is not enough to ruin the physique that you built with months of hard work. So my advice is to prioritise having a good time and exploring local foods. That being said, modifications are key. Obviously you will not be able to count calories, but you can roughly estimate if you're overdoing it (for example it is different to eat a burger with cheddar, bacon, fatty sauces and lots of fries, and to eat a chicken burger loaded with veggies and lighter sauces. Another example would be the dessert-you can enjoy a frozen yoghurt or a smaller sized ice cream, instead of a big cake). Finally, beware of the hidden calories in alcohol. You absolutely can have fun and enjoy some drinks, but there is no point overdoing it, and instead of high calorie cocktails (that contain whiskey, rum, syrups and sugar), you can enjoy some lighter drinks (for example beer, wine, gin, vodka, with low calorie soda). In that way, even if you end up in a caloric surplus for some days, it won't be enough to ruin your physique and you will feel good and ready to jump back in your training. You do you and have fun!
diet brother
You can try to eat maintenance calories and just fit anything you want into that budget. Although it's true that one week of eating in a surplus won't affect your physique if you're already muscular.
I started gym years ago, i used to train pretty good but didnt followed diet, results were that in 2 years i gained a X ammount of muscles mass that wasnt a lot as expected, + i was pretty fat aswell, prob had around 22% BF or more. I 2 surgeries in 6 months and it made me stop workin out, + with quarantine i lost interest to workin out. I drop down in weight last summer cause i was tired of being chubby (not extrmely fat, 10kgs more than my ideal weight tho). After that i started trainin again at home with rubber bands, startin from feb 2022, and ofc followin diet as i should have done back then, and the thing that in barely 6 months of training i gained a better muscles mass and shape than i used to in 2 years with bad diet, well, guess that my experience is the answer to it
you can have as many fast foods a day until you please but you must be very alert that you're not missing your workout
I eat enough calories i gain fat, i under eat i lose muscle...Enough with dieting and training...now for some whisky and life
You are supposed to know amount of fat/ calories/ protien your diet contains not just eat anything and say it's making you fat, get your BMR done and see how much calories you need to maintain if you eat more than that you will gain weight if you eat less than that you will loose weight. Whiskey won't make you look sexy brother it will only kill you from inside and it's a waste of money, know your priorities right.
i eat of any whole grain, eggs, vegetables and a piece of a bread 4-5 times a day. Sometimes there's butter on a bread. Sometimes i eat peanuts.
It's very cheap diet, but because I can't afford anything better.
Carbs is just as important as protein, i only realised after not gaining muscle even after eating about 500g- 1000g of meat everyday with reduced carbs
I stopped counting and measuring, too time consuming. Funny enough, I actually make more gains and got leaner from just eyeballing what i need from a day to day basis. If I have a hard workout going in I eat a bit more, restday; eat a bit less. I even substantially lowered the total amount of protein intake yet I got in better shape than with calculating and measuring.
Glad to know eyeballing is a possibility
@@Matheus_Braz I think when you’ve done the counting and measuring and figure out your body a little bit, what influences you the most and stuff like that, it is perfectly possible. Ofcourse with eyeballing you won’t probably get the maximum out of everything but with the way I am looking now, it is damn right spot on good enough
I wanted to know the answer to this question for a long time
I just eat what my mom makes for dinner, but besides that I minimize my fat when eating snacks, lunches and breakfasts.
I’ve been getting stronger but getting lighter with my diet but I don’t see much results sigh
When they say diet is 80% and hard work is 20% .. they meant it.
People are stunned when I tell them the truth. They think im 165+ lbs LOL in reality I'm a 141 lbs they never believe me. You are what you eat brothers, diet is key to a healthy ! Long ! Strong! Life.
too bad guess ima just progress 80% slower
Bro please recommend a gym vest
Solid
I lean bulk based on my intuition 😂😂
Umm my 1st 3 months working out showed me the answer lol. Lost way less than I could’ve
I'm focusing in a single habit: going to the gym
...Or you can eat whatever you want and still do cardio (in bulking of course)
Still you will gain fat
As a big bulky dude, I need to eat every 3-4 hours a day
What should I do if I want a aesthetic physique....? I’m on calorie deficit and working out the whole week except for one day and I’ll just wing it off in the gym.
Don't wing your workouts bro, structure them
Yeah I’m starting to structure them slowly, first I tried weights that I can lift and I checked my endurance now I’m starting to structure them.
Impressive physique!
yooo beats by con on the background beat!
💪🏾💪🏾
Absolute......., ye raaz bi usi ke saath chala gaya
So , its better to ¹workout while eat greedily then cut it out ,, than ²working out but not eating much ?
Yes bro
Bro what's the background music name???
Since I am just a teenager and I live with my parents, I dont have the choice to make a diet. I just eat what my mom makes. Its healthy and rich but it nutrients varies as she doesnt make protein rich foods everyday, like chicken. Is that enough for muscle growth? (Also I do avoid snacks completely)
you will get muscle growth but it's not optimal
just ask to add like extra eggs or smth
Help your mom in the kitchen, be the one that cooks meals at times: you will get a better understanding of food, bond with her and she will be grateful for the help and time you spend together, alongside being able to sneak in protein-rich meals more often.
In the meantime learn about nutrition, how to read nutrition labels and the like. Snack on protein-rich food if your daily intake isn't enough (tuna, chicken, ham and the likes); then once you have a good feel of which foods are good and which aren't, once you're grown accustomed to reading labels help you mom while she's buying food (it's very important to check calories, but also the amount of protein; the amount of sugar; the amount of fibres). Your whole house will eat healthier because of you.
If they refuse to change their habits: start buying your own food, cooking your own meals.
Same
But I eat ALOOOT of food for muscle growth :D
Learn to cook. Ask your mom to teach you. Learning to cook will not only help with gains, but is also a valuable life skill in general.
I’m not eating nearly enough ugh :(
Calories in calories out fam
hey is it okay if I eat enough protein to grow muscle, but I am in a calorie deficit since I carry a lot of excess fat. Like will I grow muscle with these factors?
if you're new you're most likely but i say be a huge calorie deficit recomposition and then after losing fat be at a slight surplus because the if you are new and do a surplus for the first 1-5 years the cut will be crazy assuming u did your training right
First of all your muscles won't repair and then weakness in body and extreme back pain... My own experience, so follow good diet
That's literally me
I mean I eat mostly what my mom cooks vegetable beef chicken or fish and 1-2 times a week junk food
TITLE " NO MIND"
Look at Tyson fury and Andy Luis.
I dnt have to budget for so much protein🙂
If we are not providing protein to our body but working ot rigourisly.. Does it affect on the muscle quality as the time goes by...need an answer...
Yes, the lack of protein intake and constant training will result in a very emaciated physique. Your strength will be sub par. Your muscle hypertrophic response will be very poor and overall you'll simply not get the result you need and infact may end up damaging your physique due to excessive stimuli without sufficient recovery.
Unless your already over weight and have alot of fat stores then you can still build muscle with limited food intake
i'm pretty slim for someone who eats alot and i don't seem to gain much weight no matter how much i eat is there any recommendation?
(i get hungry so fast aswell metabolism too strong it seems)
well, i don't really eat junk foods mostly just meat and vegetables whatever my mom cooks for me.
alot of rice aswell, normal filipino meal.
muscle is heavier than fat so if u wanna get big u gotta lift big, is really simple
or jump on steroids like everybody else then you can eat a grannies asshole and still get big lel
or even better, replace boiled eggs with protein bread and peanut butter, depending on how much u eat as breakfast it can be easily 40g protein, so you can have 250g protein excluding main meal lol
se salto el dia de cara tambien el muchacho...
I just eat what my mom cook and it's works
Bro you look like a caricature character.
LOL
Where are you bro? Come back on yt
I did it last year and i was sore everytime i train , plus so calorie surplus for me ( i'm underweight ) so i gained strength(from working out ) but not muscle mass
Bro you from kerala?
Dam those are some big arms
Arms too OP
@@JKnetz 🔥🔥🔥
Bro, are you from Kerala?
you'd be a powerlifter. next question
What?? 🤔🤔🤔
I think I’ll have my Italian Beef Baptized… for its sins of course 😈
🔱🔱🔱
I just eat what my mom cook and it works
That’s good!
Did you read all of this stuff in books 📚
Can I do workout without a proper diet at home?
Yes
Depends how bad your diet is
Do you have any connection with kerala,india
I just eat what I want
Can't spell athlete without -lete. And what rhymes with -lete is elite. So if you want to be an elite athlete remain consistent with your diet.
As Nivin Pauly said: y do boys of Kerala need 6 packs?
I’m taking the piss, keep up the good work macha
I am from village I drink milk and yogurt and 3'4 eggs
Hmmmm ii don't eat jungfood that much , i don't have a diet but atleast I can say no to those jungfood.
i eat what gets served at the dinner table >:)
I'm thinking of quitting working out because I don't even hit 50G of protein a day and my muscles are getting smaller even while I eat all my 3 meals portion
any advice?
Not even 50g ? Bruh wtf
If you think it makes sense take the advice, or else ignore it.
Split whatever you are eating into 4 to 5 meals, and maintain the same, no matter what, for weeks on end consistently, your patience will pay off from the 3rd week. Don't strees too much about protein, especially the number part, your body don't know what a gram is. Eat whatever you can eat, even if it's 2 boiled eggs a day, eat it everyday, eat enough calorie surplus to let your body build what you're breaking in the gym. For the training part, reduce your volume, don't do bro splits, either go for PPL or total body. Don't do 5 workouts for a body part , but do 2 to 3 workouts for a body part but in 2 different days in a week, aka hit it twice. Introduce a rest day or two in between lifting days. Main focus should be on consistency in whatever little protein you eat a day, calories surplus, training to failure, sleep and recovery. You'll surely see progress.
Sorry for long comment ✊
are you joking? 3 meals and barely hit 50g? what tf are you eating?
@@akshaiambro702 thanks for the advice
@@bullseye3054 in the morning I eat about 1 or sometimes 2 eggs and cup of milk and in the noon I always eat about 200-300g of rice and some times (not the best source of rice ) 20-70g of meat(not usually) and in the night I eat cheese that can't get higher than 5G of protein, I try to eat as much food as I have, so on average I get about 220G of protein a week
And that is it...
Counting calories is not the "correct" approach.
What’s the correct approach?
@@JKnetz I meant there’s no correct approach for everyone.
@@JKnetz for example, most athletes simply just care about strength, agility, and endurance, which do not require calorie counting, unlike competing/aesthetic bodybuilders (even they can be successful without calorie counting).
That’s true but this was intended for bodybuilders and those who are trying to get a lean physique
i ignored it and gaind strenght and muscle and so much more FAT
which la fitness location is this?
Central FL
Bro are u mallu?
SBD