This is where you eat regularly and fast for 24 hours once a week to drop
your weekly calorie intake by 10 - 15 %.
An Eat Stop Eat style fast involves fasting for 24 hours to reduce
your weekly calorie intake.
This will really accelerate your weight loss by dropping
your weekly calorie intake by 15 - 25 %.
Another method is Eat Stop Eat styled fasting, it involves fasting once or twice a week for 24 hours, it reduces
weekly calorie intake by around 10 - 20 %.
Or you can reduce
your weekly calorie intake by fasting for 24 hours once or twice a week (Eat Stop Eat).
It simply allows you reap some of the health benefits of fasting while reducing
your weekly calorie intake, which can result in «easy» weight loss...
Studies have directly compared daily caloric restriction with intermittent fasting, while keeping
weekly calorie intake similar.
You should also eat more on workout days and less on rest days, but make sure that your average
weekly calorie intake remains the same.
That gives you an average
weekly calorie intake of 14,000 calories.
Not exact matches
If you're gaining weight too quickly, just lower your
Weekly Calorie Expenditure (
Intake Target), which will, in turn, reduce your Training Day
calories.
I've found that the key to staying lean while building muscle is to monitor your average
weekly caloric
intake and adjust the average
calories for the week according to your results.
For at least one or two meals on your
weekly cheat day, deliberately increase your
intake of (high glycemic index) carbs and fats as well as
calories.
2) a
weekly «low
calorie intake» day on my main, zero - exercise recovery day of the week, during which I primarily only use greens or algae, an amino acids supplement, and coffee.
Many guys spend so much effort trying to find that magical combination of exercises, sets, reps and / or
weekly routine splits, while completely ignoring their
calorie intake and falling short of a surplus each day (or at least, many times per week).
Hi Tony, what does your
calorie intake look like day to day — not just a
weekly average?
Implementation is really simple — just pick one day of the week where you'd increase
calories to maintenance and adjust the caloric
intake for the rest of the week so you still hit your planned
weekly deficit.
You can use the Gear Sport for logging your food, water, and caffeine
intake throughout the day, set desired targets you'd like to hit during a workout, and even view your
weekly performance for steps,
calories, heart - rate, etc..