truckerdan
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@_marc97 Agree it may just be water/glycogen. If I stop lifting for a week my weight will automatically drop 2 lbs and I’ll automatically regain 2 lbs once I resume lifting.
As others have stated, recomp takes a very long time for subtle changes. I’ve done both recomp and bulking/cutting, which, for me, means a lot of tracking cause I don’t want to gain too much fat and I don’t like having a steep calorie deficit.
Ultimately depends what you want to do! Are you generally happy with how you look? Then recomp, If counting calories or macros leads you down an obsessive path, then recomp. Eat at maintenance and continue to progressively overload on a solid program.
If you’re unhappy with how you look, then try a bulk/cut for a few months.
PS I’d like to do another (lean) bulk this winter but I hate dieting and don’t trust myself that I’ll successfully cut calories
Good luck!
As others have stated, recomp takes a very long time for subtle changes. I’ve done both recomp and bulking/cutting, which, for me, means a lot of tracking cause I don’t want to gain too much fat and I don’t like having a steep calorie deficit.
Ultimately depends what you want to do! Are you generally happy with how you look? Then recomp, If counting calories or macros leads you down an obsessive path, then recomp. Eat at maintenance and continue to progressively overload on a solid program.
If you’re unhappy with how you look, then try a bulk/cut for a few months.
PS I’d like to do another (lean) bulk this winter but I hate dieting and don’t trust myself that I’ll successfully cut calories
Good luck!