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Diet video link :- https://youtu.be/lTs2NxQCLq0
Let's say you're suddently in the hospital, you cannot work out or eat anything. What's gonna happen over the span of 1 week.
Let's say your base metabolic rate is 2500 kcal's a day. That would be a total of 17500 calories you're missing out on in said week. there's 7700 kcal's in 1 kg of bodyfat. That means you would lose 2.27 kg over the span of 7 days of eating nothing. obviously that's theoretical and realistically you're probably gonna get at least half of your calories in. therefore half the weight loss.
in terms of muscle mass, if you could eat decently well (enough protein) you probably wouldn't lose any mass at all. possibly even putting on some muscle in that period. in fact, with a moderately okay diet, it would probably take up to 2 weeks before muscle breakdown would occur.
Point being, don't stress it about losing all your progress all at once, it wont happen. And even if it ever did, your new found habits and your experience would help you get back on track way faster that it took to achieve things in the first place.
Good stuff man, and good luck in the future.
Weight 44 kg & height like 5.8
Main fact how i gain weight & better my physique
I'm as skinny as you are. I've been going to the gym for 3 months continuously but haven't gained any weight. I'm 5'11 "and 52 kg. I don't have enough money to maintain a good, healthy diet. So what would you suggest? Anyone?
What should I eat .
But, I'm feeling shy to go to gym. It will ok or not ?
I've been in the gym for 1 month - put on 5lb and have another 40lbs until I'm at my first weight goal.
Studying for personal training and nutritionist certificates & thinking about pursuing a career in sports fitness.
I've always done blue collar work but never learned how to eat right and exercise properly- this year has been the start of my fitness journey and I'm very excited about it. Already seeing progress and it motivates me every day to get out there and train. Cheers- from West Coast USA.
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