Cutting Strategies Explained
Cutting calories and increasing activity can lead to significant fat loss, but there's a limit to how far you can push these measures before stalling. A gradual increase in caloric intake is essential for sustainable progress, especially for those aiming for a lean physique. Balancing calorie cuts with increased movement is crucial for achieving long-term fitness goals without compromising health.In this clip
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Going from 3500 calories to 2800 to start my cut, should I move my own daily steps from 10,000 to 11,000?
What should my calorie intake look like if I will be walking maybe 20,000 steps and working out three times a week this coming month, while maintaining my weight with a current intake of around 2500 calories, working out four times a week, and walking between 27,000 to 30,000 steps each day?
Do I do a mini cut and drop my calories from 2200 to 1800, or do I increase my steps from an average of 3500 and stay at the same calorie intake, given that I am a 47-year-old female weighing 128 pounds, consistently hitting my protein goal of 170 g per day, working out four times a week, and experiencing a 3% increase in body fat over the last three months while in a bulk for four months?