Hey, I responded to you on the other forum before seeing this one.Originally Posted by Audio-A
Just know that at this stage of fitness, you are treading a fine line between having enough energy and "raw materials" for training and muscle building, and creating the necessary caloric deficit for weight loss. A week ago I thought that losing just a smidge more fat would be a great way to improve my climbing. Then I got my bodyfat measured -- it's about 15-17% now, which is pretty darned lean. I don't have any fat to lose, I don't want to lose my muscle -- time to work on the POWER end of the power-to-weight ratio!



Just know that at this stage of fitness, you are treading a fine line between having enough energy and "raw materials" for training and muscle building, and creating the necessary caloric deficit for weight loss. A week ago I thought that losing just a smidge more fat would be a great way to improve my climbing. Then I got my bodyfat measured -- it's about 15-17% now, which is pretty darned lean. I don't have any fat to lose, I don't want to lose my muscle -- time to work on the POWER end of the power-to-weight ratio!
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