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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.

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    Diet Advice

    I'm about 250 right now, and my overall goal is to cut down to about 190. My body conditioning coach said 2500-2800 calories was a good caloric mark, but what specifically, should I be eating. Just go with the regular lean meat and veggies, and stray away from carbs? I thought about eating mostly lean meat and veggies, but upping my carbs some, because I run everyday, and I figured a little added carbs could help out. That sound right?

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    Last edited by tharindhu015; 10-18-2012 at 07:29 PM.

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    Ignore those spam bots up there... Since your weight loss goal is so big at the moment (which is fine) I wouldn't be too concerned with what you're eating, macros like carbs and what not. Just eat clean, stay away from fast foods and processed foods and stick to your caloric intake. If you're noticing no weight loss, continue pushing cardio as well as steadily drop intake and gauge progress.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zep101 View Post
    I found out that the same diet I was on to lower my blood sugar also caused me to lose weight without even trying. It was cutting out all the white stuff like white bread and white rice which translate into simple carbs and high blood sugar.

    I changed to low carbs and the carbs I did have were complex carbs like whole grains. I continued to eat as much as I wanted and lost weight, I went from 156 to 147 lbs
    It's important to note here that you lost weight not because you were able to eat more (or as much as you wanted), but rather because you were content eating less with your blood sugar being less variable.
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    I don't want to sound like captain obvious but if you drink a lot of pop and don't drink much water, then you are really hurting yourself. Normally when people do this they start shedding weight like crazy. I wasn't even trying to lose weight when I stopped drinking pop and lost 20 lbs in a couple months. The stuffs the devil.
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    I think the bigger question is how much money are you wasting on a body conditioning coach (what is that?) who cant answer this question for you.

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