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Contrast training is a unique way to optimize results. Read this article by Lee Boyce about how to incorporate it into your training to pack on lean muscle mass.

By: Lee Boyce Added: March 25th, 2013
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    Party of "No." Tryska's Avatar
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    Originally posted by johnny123
    i thought it was BMR x activity level. like my BMR is 1875, and activilty level is 1.65. so 1875x 1.65. unless there a few ways to calculate your maintenance?
    yeah sorry, there are several different ways to calculate activity level.

    when i typed that i meant BMR+however many calories you need depending on activity above that. I usually go with 300-700 cals, depending on lifestyle of course.
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    Oh by the way, I jsut tried out that Fat Loss calculator (on the link I gave you) and I punched in 1.5lbs loss per week (which is my current goal) and the rest of my stats and it seems to be very close to what my cals are now.
    Current Stats --------------- Training Goals: Improve athletic conditioning.
    Squat - 305lbs - 1/23/06 ----- 335
    Deadlift - 415lbs - 2/4/06 ---- 435
    Bench - 90s*7 ----------------- 100s*5
    Weight - 208 ------------------ 190
    Height - 5'10"

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