bulletheaded
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I'm on HRT and without going into details I'm pretty sure my testosterone is about 2500ng/dl all the time. Before I decided to cut a massive amount of fat (and the fat is just about gone) I was making huge strength gains all the time for the four months I worked out before I went on the diet. My strength has done nothing but slowly fall off for the five months I've been dieting. I am now interested in gaining some more lean mass, which I have to raise my calorie intake to do, I realize.
Basically, my plan is to take the 2300 calorie diet I was on for months and months and just add 4 300-calorie whey shakes at 44 grams of protein each. I'm six feet tall, I have a big frame and I can bench six reps of 275 right now (I probably could have done that with 310 before I went on the diet). So I'm pretty sure those calories with exercise still will be less than I burn, but not by too much. I probably don't burn more than 4000 a day and quite easily less unless I get plenty of aerobic.
Figure I'll grow? What I really want is to pack on some lean mass for a while without gaining much or any fat. I don't mind much if it's a bit slower than it could be.
Basically, my plan is to take the 2300 calorie diet I was on for months and months and just add 4 300-calorie whey shakes at 44 grams of protein each. I'm six feet tall, I have a big frame and I can bench six reps of 275 right now (I probably could have done that with 310 before I went on the diet). So I'm pretty sure those calories with exercise still will be less than I burn, but not by too much. I probably don't burn more than 4000 a day and quite easily less unless I get plenty of aerobic.
Figure I'll grow? What I really want is to pack on some lean mass for a while without gaining much or any fat. I don't mind much if it's a bit slower than it could be.