Many guys lose fat, but then start to struggle and regain loads of it back.
They start looking better.
Feeling better.
But then end up undoing all their hard work.
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CONSISTENTLY, without undoing your progress.
You'll get gradually more chiselled and sculpted, without messing up your hormones, sleep or strength in the gym.
Let's go:
If you're over 25% body fat, you can aim to lose 5-10% body fat in one go, no issues.
If you're about 15-20%, then I would stick to a 2-5% drop.
Going above these thresholds appears to be unsustainable for the VAST majority.
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Otherwise you'll always be doomed to regaining some of this weight, and undoing months of sweat and pain.
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The best 'calorie level' for long-term fat loss, is a 10-15% deficit.
This means calculate your maintenance, then multiply this by 0.85-0.9.
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High protein is non-negotiable.
But low carbs versus low fat will depend on your age, activity level and lifestyle.
Zero sugar is always recommended though.
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- 20:4, 18:6, 16:8 - any of them work
- Fasting strategies - coffee, tea, green tea, spk water
Make sure you do what's best for you, and makes fat loss the most enjoyable.
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For 1-2 whole months (at maintenance kcals).
What?!
Yes, it takes time for your physiology and psychology to adapt to the lower levels.
If you want to be lean for life, then it's critical that you have some patience and do this.
Once you've locked-in your new, leaner body fat % for 1-2 months, go back to step 1 and repeat the entire process.
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