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If you're currently sitting at a reasonably lean body fat level and your primary goal is to build muscle, I'd strongly recommend that you lean bulk rather than maingaining. "But maingaining IS lean bulking!" Greg Doucette has said in his most recent videos that you straight up "don't need a calorie surplus" and that if you're eating even 200 calories above maintenance "you're going to get fat". That's not lean bulking - that's basically just eating at maintenance. Now when we're dealing with such small numbers (even a 200 calorie surplus), it's impossible to track that precisely. You can't count exactly how many calories are in every food you eat, and your expenditure is a moving target as well. It's moreso about the over-arching mentality. When you're stuck in the mindset of "not gaining ANY body fat" and "keeping your abs year round", you simply run the risk of under eating. You might still make some muscle building progress, but it'll come at a much slower pace than simply running regular bulking/cutting cycles, and you're much more liable to just stall out at some point. This doesn't mean you dirty bulk and turn into a fat slob and then spend months and months in a cutting phase dieting the fat off. It just means a small ebb and flow to your intake where you eat a bit above baseline for a period of time to maximize your muscle building progress (approx. 200ish calories - again, it’s just an estimate), and then insert brief "clean up" phases when needed. This way you're giving yourself the best tool in both scenarios (a surplus or a deficit) toward a definite goal, rather than just hanging around in no man's land and not being sure whether you're truly progressing with your bodybuilding program or not.
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