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The Fat Loss Troubleshoot This is your place to troubleshoot your fat loss problems from nutrition to training. This section is led by Leigh Peele, author of "The Fat Loss Troubleshoot," the ultimate fat loss manual. If your results have slowed or stalled this is the place to come for advice for all your fat loss needs.

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Old 08-03-2009, 10:52 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Cool New facts, new figures

Got a new weight scale, new measurements and officially announcing week 1 Stage 1 NROL4W

8/3/09 - Monday
Weight: 128.2 lbs / 58.5 Kilos
Height: 5.3

Resting Metabolic Rate: 1215
BMI: 23

Maintenance:

No Wrokout - 1944 Cal
Active Workout- 2187 Cal

FatLoss:
No Workout- 1644 cal
Active Workout - 1887 Cal

Reco. Protein: 1g/1lb of body weight = 128g Protein

But following the 40/30/30 rule:
No Workout:
Protein - 164g / 656 Cal
Fat - 55g / 495 Cal
Carbs - 123g / 492 Cal

Workout:
Protein - 189g / 756 Cal
Fat - 63g / 567 Cal
Carbs - 142g / 568 Cal
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Old 08-03-2009, 10:53 PM   #2 (permalink)
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And so, day 1:
Workout A

Smoothie
[whole milk ----------12C -- 8F -- 8P -- 150 Cal
Peanut Butter ------- 6C - 18F -- 8P -- 210 Cal
Fat Free Yogurt ----- 8C - 0F -- 5P -- 55 Cal
Whey Protein ------- 10C - 3F -- 24P - 120 Cal
5 Strawberries ------ 4C - 0F -- 0P - 20 Cal
Tofu -------------- 2C - 3F --4P --- 45 Cal

Protein Bar ------------ 22 C - 12 F - 18 P - 240 Cal
Whey Protein ---------- 20 C - 6 F - 48 P - 240 Cal
Veggies ---------------- 3 C - 0 F - 2 P - 10 Cal
Strin Cheese ---------- 1 C - 6 F - 8 P - 80 Cal
Lentils ----------------- 20 C - 2 F - 9 P - 160 Cal
Green Beans ---------- 5 C - 0 F ---- 1 P - 20 Cal
Cottage Cheese ------- 5 C - 1 F ----16 P - 90 Cal
Milk -------------------- 12 C - 8 F ---- 8P --- 150 Cal

Net: 146g C / 67g F / 157g P -- 1580 Cal

Overall, fell short by 307 Calories and 32g Protein. I thought about eating a couple slices of bread which wold bring up the overall calories to 1802 calories and Protein to 177g but then I'd be increasing my carbs to 188g as opposed to 142g as it should be. So i figured that the best strategy would be, to call it a day ^_^ , thought it might be better to leave the protein be since i already upped it from 128g as it should be by the 1g/lb rule and well, the net calories, cant bring them up without disrupting either the fat or the carbs balance.

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Old 08-04-2009, 08:45 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Looks like it's time to start your training log and post in there your workouts and diet...then we can all comment as you make your awesome progress.

If you also let others know you are vegetarian, they will specifically post ideas related to that too.

I think there are some veggie threads in recipes too.
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I think ou have the 40/30/30 mixed up? I didn't do the math but looking at the numbers I am thinking you might have it reversed. For NROLW it is supposed to be 40% carbs, 30% protein, 30% fat.
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Old 08-04-2009, 04:16 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Percentages for macro ratios? How quaint.
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Old 08-04-2009, 11:01 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Oh wow LaraT!! I thought it was 40/30/30 Protein/Carbs/Fat!! No wonder these 2 days have been extra difficult!! I could kiss you right now! ^_^ Thank you!

Powerman DL, what might the approach be for geniuses the likes of you?
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Powerman DL, what might the approach be for geniuses the likes of you?
If you're going to be like that, then figure it out yourself.
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Old 08-04-2009, 11:23 PM   #8 (permalink)
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"How quaint." "If you're going to be like that, figure it out yourself."
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PowermanDL, 'twas a joke but I will. Thanks.

Here we go Annette
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Old 08-04-2009, 11:28 PM   #9 (permalink)
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Are you trying to show that you are more mature by following up with "." ?

gist of PMDL's point: http://www.bodyrecomposition.com/fat...es-part-2.html
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Old 08-06-2009, 02:41 PM   #11 (permalink)
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No, PlanKit, I'd posted something twice and didnt know how to delete it so I hit edit n simply put a dot. Thank you for your link.

I'm on these forums to get help and possibly be some help to others, not to get into egotistical conversations n silly fights with anybody man. I appreciate all the I/O i've been getting so far from everybody and thats my only goal for being here - to learn, is all.
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Old 08-06-2009, 03:33 PM   #12 (permalink)
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How to delete.
There is a time limit after which your edit button disappears. If you can still edit you can delete.

Press Edit Button.
You should now see Delete button - press.
Now click the "delete this post" radio button
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Duh Me!!
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