Nutrition and Strength Gains

Sal emphasizes the importance of addressing both physical and mental aspects of nutrition when aiming to increase calorie intake for strength training. The discussion highlights the gradual progress made in strength gains, particularly in the upper body, while also acknowledging the need for targeted leg training. Recommendations for program modifications and workout frequency are explored to optimize results.

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- I need your help! I'm a 30-year-old male who is 5'10", weighs around 195-200 pounds, and has a body fat percentage of 22-23%. I've been working out regularly (currently doing MAPS 15) and try to walk 8,000-10,000 steps daily. Here's where I need help: I want to get freaking strong but also lean out (lose body fat). I want to run MAPS Anabolic and MAPS Anabolic Advanced to a tee. The issue is, my maintenance calories are somewhere around 2300-2400, which seems too low for someone my size. How do I slowly increase calories while getting stronger and running those two programs? I find I do better when I eat a little higher fat and lower carb. I just feel better this way. Will this approach hinder my gains?

Nutrition and Strength Gains

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