Embracing Fitness Freedom
Letting go of the scale can lead to a more enjoyable and relaxed fitness journey. Emphasizing strength and nourishment, rather than just leanness, is crucial, especially as age increases. For those who are already fit, the focus should shift towards building muscle and avoiding the pitfalls of getting too lean, which can negatively impact hormones.In this clip
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How do I gain muscle and lose fat while staying within 5 pounds of my same weight, like Adam Schafer did when he cut down from around 19.7 percent body fat to around 7 percent in Mind Pump Episode #1190 | 3 Ways To Transform A Skinny Fat Body and this Scale Myths Debunked?
I have a question about this episode Fasting Is A Terrible Strategy To Lose Fat, Here's Why | Mind Pump 2354 and this Underweight Concerns. I am a 28.5-year-old male, 8-13% body fat, and weigh 142lbs. My goals are to master compound lifts and achieve hypertrophy. I am a novice level strength in some muscle groups and intermediate in others. My long-term goal is to reach a weight between 145-160lbs and maintain 8-10% body fat for the rest of my life while learning other skills like surfing, climbing, balance, and calisthenics while preserving muscle. I am unsure if I want to be tracking calories my whole life, and I don't know what it will be like to maintain my weight at 145-160lbs without an app. What should I do in my situation: follow a more distinct bulk phase right now, adding .5lbs per week / .35%BW per week, then cutting and repeating; or a moderate bulk at .2-.3lbs per week / .15-.21%BW per week and then maintain at 145lbs or 150lbs?