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![]() | advice needed for powerlifter wanting to lose fat but retain strength Hi all. Need some advice on a diet i can follow to lose the beer gut and generally get in shape, whilst aiming to not lose any significant strength. I have only recently just got back into the gym after a lengthy lay off and am looking to start taking my training more seriously. I have just started to add cardio upon waking in the morning, and aim to just start eating clean and to cut out all processed junk. I Guess am just wondering how much calories/protein/carbs/fat etc i can get away with eating, especially the carbs part, so that i have enough energy to fuel my workouts? I understand the types of foods i should be basing my diet on - oats,brown/basmati rice,yams for carbs, lean sources of protein and plenty healthy fats etc Its just the macronutrient amounts and quantities that i am struggling with and how to split the meals as i usually train in the evening. I know that i need to be in a calorie deficit. I am not looking to get shredded/cut like a bodybuilder, but just to have my body fat in the very low teens or slightly lower. I weigh just under 90kg at the min, but have a beer gut and excess fat on the chest. I have not been following a diet as such, therefore would appreciate if some of you guys could help a overweight powerlifter, devise a decent meal plan to retain strength and to look better! Sorry for the long spiel, hope some of you very knowledge guys can help, i would appreciate it. cheers Andy Last edited by andy111a; 03-05-2008 at 05:03 AM. Reason: no |
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