Besides the odd birthday or event where I’ve had to break my IF streak I’ve been doing it for a year. Longest streak was 6 months doing 20:4 🙏🏾
Got a recent check up and blood test and everything was good
my parents have also been doing it but 18:6 and their health has also improved.
Wish people were more open to it. When you bring it up they think you have an eating disorder.
Damn
im tryna get like that, i keep breaking it on weekends smh lol
But can I ask how you made sure to eat enough calories when you actually ate? I’m kinda struggling and I don’t wanna f*** up my metabolism, this last week I’ve had 600-800 calories per day doing OMAD.
I feel full after eating that amount of calories and drinking mad water, but I’m reading that it could f*** me up if I keep eating so little long term
Damn
im tryna get like that, i keep breaking it on weekends smh lol
But can I ask how you made sure to eat enough calories when you actually ate? I’m kinda struggling and I don’t wanna f*** up my metabolism, this last week I’ve had 600-800 calories per day doing OMAD.
I feel full after eating that amount of calories and drinking mad water, but I’m reading that it could f*** me up if I keep eating so little long term
I didn't mind being in a deficit since I was trying to lose weight and for a time it was good. Now I'm in the awkward phase of getting back into lifting but I'm not sure if I'm getting enough calories in since I can tell I've lost a lot of strength. But aesthetically I've gotten the lean but built look that I wanted. I never wanted the bodybuilder/powerlifter look.
If you're trying to bulk and you need more cals I honestly wouldn't know tbh. I always have a massive late breakfast around 11 and have my lunch straight after. Usually finish eating by 1 or 2 at the latest. Water fast after that. Given our goals might be different it's tough to advise you to do what I did. I guess I'm lucky I had already bulked lol (being a little overweight before changing my training)
I didn't mind being in a deficit since I was trying to lose weight and for a time it was good. Now I'm in the awkward phase of getting back into lifting but I'm not sure if I'm getting enough calories in since I can tell I've lost a lot of strength. But aesthetically I've gotten the lean but built look that I wanted. I never wanted the bodybuilder/powerlifter look.
If you're trying to bulk and you need more cals I honestly wouldn't know tbh. I always have a massive late breakfast around 11 and have my lunch straight after. Usually finish eating by 1 or 2 at the latest. Water fast after that. Given our goals might be different it's tough to advise you to do what I did. I guess I'm lucky I had already bulked lol (being a little overweight before changing my training)
Ahhh okay, appreciate it anyway
Congrats on your weight loss though!
Ya it is ehlers danlos syndrome, I’ve learned a lot abt it in the last few months so DM me if you wanna know anything
that sucks man. I hope now thay you know tho that your training can be more informed and better for you.
that sucks man. I hope now thay you know tho that your training can be more informed and better for you.
It’s not too bad, the only frustrating thing is that I used to be the person to go all out during physical activity and that’s not really a good idea for me anymore. But still finding ways I can bring intensity in more controlled ways
Same here, got diagnosed w this joint disorder in Jan, so doing PT atm to build a strong foundation before I hit the gym again (and of course gym in a very diff way)
Just gotta keep doing the best we can 🤌
Wish you the best fam I remember u in ktt1 bb thread. You’ll be back in due time
MRI of my neck and follow up x-ray of my L2 vertebrae came back very good in my appointment yesterday.
Spine doc cleared me to ramp up my exercising with "start low and go slow" as my mantra. Gonna hop back in my yoga class i think. And I'm thinking about getting my old gym membership again. Much sooner than i thought I would. But will probably knock out another month of PT first.
Going to the gym could be how i ensure that i do my PT stuff tho. Sometimes i do get lazy at home regarding that.
MRI of my neck and follow up x-ray of my L2 vertebrae came back very good in my appointment yesterday.
Spine doc cleared me to ramp up my exercising with "start low and go slow" as my mantra. Gonna hop back in my yoga class i think. And I'm thinking about getting my old gym membership again. Much sooner than i thought I would. But will probably knock out another month of PT first.
Going to the gym could be how i ensure that i do my PT stuff tho. Sometimes i do get lazy at home regarding that.
I be saying...
that at home s*** takes another level of discipline.
LEG DAY
I NEED TO BE THICCER

Okay this gif kinda horrifying
But get thick brother
Thinking of just dropping deadlifts and doing progressive overload for barbell rows instead. Is this fine or are deadlifts that crucial to building good body
Ya it is ehlers danlos syndrome, I’ve learned a lot abt it in the last few months so DM me if you wanna know anything
yooo wtf i have ehlers danlos too
Thinking of just dropping deadlifts and doing progressive overload for barbell rows instead. Is this fine or are deadlifts that crucial to building good body
It’s a myth that Deadlifts are for back they do more for your glutes as it’s a hip hinge movement, imo I wouldn’t make that swap
It’s a myth that Deadlifts are for back they do more for your glutes as it’s a hip hinge movement, imo I wouldn’t make that swap
Left side of lower back still feels wonky after straining it two weeks ago little scared to deadlift again
but still need compound movement for pull day
Left side of lower back still feels wonky after straining it two weeks ago little scared to deadlift again
but still need compound movement for pull day
T bar! Or an upper back row (incline bench supported ) or a wide grip rear delt row on cable machine
These all shouldn’t stress the Lower back
Or pull ups even, if u not already doing em
T bar! Or an upper back row (incline bench supported ) or a wide grip rear delt row on cable machine
These all shouldn’t stress the Lower back
Or pull ups even, if u not already doing em
I pity everyone who ain't doing pullups
I pity everyone who ain't doing pullups
Factssss
Every since I added weight to them it’s been a game changer for how my shirts fit
Factssss
Every since I added weight to them it’s been a game changer for how my shirts fit
Oh u strong i see you
Gimme a year i'll be doin weighted ones
Factssss
Every since I added weight to them it’s been a game changer for how my shirts fit
Weighted pull ups chin ups feel so satisfying
Oh u strong i see you
Gimme a year i'll be doin weighted ones
I’m not so strong yet lol maybe doing em for 6 months now but they make a difference quick man!
Same here, got diagnosed w this joint disorder in Jan, so doing PT atm to build a strong foundation before I hit the gym again (and of course gym in a very diff way)
Just gotta keep doing the best we can 🤌
smoof