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@timothy1212 Time for a diet break/maintenance period to reset? https://rpstrength.com/blogs/articles/the-importance-of-maintenance

@stevensloan Tracking is key Once you understand your intake you can make a small adjustment to that to gain weight (and continue to track so you can stop close to your goal weight). Eating plenty of protein (100+ gm a day) and strength training will help you to grow some muscle too

@mj_1969 I've recently started following RP for the diet/cut advice and find his information great! I even watch videos that aren't relevant to my own goals because he presents it in an interesting way. Thanks for sharing that playlist!

@godisking27 I'm 41 and I'm feeling fitter and lifting heavier than I was when I went through a weightloss/fitness journey at 30 (and admittedly I was more overweight to start with at 40 than when I did it at 30) I am also much more aware of macros and nutrients (thanks to more awareness and...

@aventador For me, I plan my day around getting protein and fibre and the rest kind of falls into place. If you're not following low card or keto, I definitely think you should have some carbs in there. Fats are calorie dense so will eat away a deficit fairly quickly. Currently I'm eating 1730...

@aventador Make sure you're eating at least 1gram.of protein per lb of weight, eat at maintenance (or maybe 50-100cal below) and strength train 3-4x a week (heavy weights) This will help your body gain muscle and change your shape. You don't need to lose weight, you need to build a little...