If you're not comfortable with tracking your macronutrient intake, then you don't have to
follow flexible dieting.
Smith:
I follow flexible dieting, so I don't categorize foods as being good or bad.
We followed a flexible dieting approach throughout prep which we were able to eat pretty much anything we wanted so long as we hit our macros, fiber, and micronutrient goals.
Not exact matches
I switched from
following a very rigid «bro» diet while competing to a now enjoyable style of eating called If It Fits Your Macros or «
Flexible Dieting.»
Flexible dieting has several different interpretations, but we're going to define it with the
following four criteria:
You should then
follow a sensible plan such as
Flexible Dieting.
During pregnancy and for a year after while nursing, I discontinued intermittent fasting but continued
flexible dieting and
followed my maintenance level calories and macros.
Flexible dieting is — as you may have guessed — a flexible system that you can follow knowing that you're fueling your body with all the nutrients it needs while working on your specifi
Flexible dieting is — as you may have guessed — a
flexible system that you can follow knowing that you're fueling your body with all the nutrients it needs while working on your specifi
flexible system that you can
follow knowing that you're fueling your body with all the nutrients it needs while working on your specific goals.
Choosing the right type of exercise,
following more
flexible dieting and being aware of emotional triggers that cause overeating are just some of the changes you can make.
During my off season I am more lenient with my diet and
follow more of the
flexible dieting.
Also referred to as IIFYM (If It Fits Your Macros),
flexible dieting is a nutrition plan originally
followed by bodybuilders and fitness competitors that allows you to eat whatever you want and not have it effect your body composition or performance, as long as it fits into your daily calorie and macro needs.