Lean mass bulk= a mith?

kovic

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I was reading a lot about this topic without a concluyent word...
¿Does the lean mas bulk with steroids exist?
Suposing i'm doing a ckd at matainance cals, with 500 mg test EW, can i expect muscle gains?
(I know the gains will be better at higer cals)

Some experiences?
 
Keep your diet clean. Last bulk I got up to 205 pounds but I was a fat ass and by the time I had dieted down I was almost the same as I was before. Right now I am eating 4,500 calories a day at 184 pounds and gaining 1-1.5 pounds a week and on my last dirty bulk I was gaining 3 pounds a week on 3,000 calories ande most was fat I was gaining. Slowly gaining is much better than blowing up like a fat ass and having to strip it down. Being on both sides clean and dirty I can GREATLY say clean is way better and unless your etiopian there is no need to eat shit.
 
If you're doing maintenance calories don't expect to gain muscle, add 500 calories of protein a day to that and you'll gain.

JohnnyB
 
Thanks...
As i said, it was very difficult to me to loose my body fat. I'm terrified about the idea of gettin fat again :)
JohnyB, you say at 500 cal of protein over the manteinance i will get muscle but not fat?
 
tech. each in its raw state it takes 16 burned cals to burn 1 gram of fat, it takes 32 cals burned to burn 1 gram carb. and 16 cals bunred to burn 1 gram of protien ..............so you must eat enough clean calories to support ur protein intake and to actually utilize the proteins
 
adding calories slowly, maybe 300 calories at a time

Which is where I"m at now , cut for 4 months @1550 cal/day then went to 1750cal/day now at 2000 and havent added any fat yet . Next stop 2300/day , then 2600 & finally about 2850cal/day . I"m only 160lbs@5'5" so I stay under 3000cal/day or else back to fat. I weighed 240lbs 3 years ago. ~Bo
 
If I add calories too fast I get fat ; thats why you don't go from 1550 cal/day to 2850 overnite . And get on : myfitnesspal.com , I owe alot of my fat loss success to counting macro's , and theirs is the easiest one to use.....
 
And of course maintain high protein levels , but I dont go overboard . 1-1.5 gms per lb/bodyweight which for me works out to 160-240 gms a day is plenty of protein without straining the kidneys too much . Keeping high protein levels while lowering calories is the key to not losing your hard earned muscle.
 
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