Bulk Up Tips
If you're looking to gain weight effectively, increasing your carbohydrate intake can make it easier to consume more calories. Aiming for a higher caloric intake, around 3,200 to 3,300 calories, may lead to a healthier weight gain of five to seven pounds over three months. Additionally, incorporating structured workout programs can enhance your strength training routine, especially if you're currently relying on home gym workouts.In this clip
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Is my approach to increasing calories and macros after two weeks of no weight change a good strategy? I've bumped my calories from 2000 to 2564 and am now going up to 2700 calories. My current macros are protein 224g, carbs 285g, and fat 75g. I am 36 years old, 5 ft 11, 231 lb, and 30% body fat, and I do Starting Strength 3 days a week.
I'm 36 years old, 5 ft 11, 231 lb, and 30% body fat. I do Starting Strength 3 days a week and recently bumped my calories from 2000 to 2564. My weight didn't change at all for two weeks, so I'm going up to 2700 calories. My macros are protein 224g, carbs 285g, and fat 75g. Is this a good approach?