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Can Strategic Fasting Enhance Muscle Gain (Reduce Fat During a Bulk)? | Bonus
Manage episode 494039419 series 2997456
Join the new Wits & Weights Physique University at just $27/month (was $87) - get access to training templates, course library, private community, and so much more.
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Ever wondered if you could hack your bulking phase to gain more muscle and less fat?
This episode answers a question from our free Facebook community that many data-driven "optimizers" are wondering about.
John asked if strategic extreme deficit days during an otherwise surplus-focused bulking phase could help "clean up" fat gain.
It seems logical on paper... create a weekly calorie surplus while periodically burning fat through protein-sparing modified fasts. But does your body respond to this the way you might expect?
Learn how muscle building actually works and how to optimize your approach to building muscle with minimal fat gain.
And if you want YOUR question answered with this level of detail, join our free Wits and Weights Facebook group and use the #AskPhilip monthly thread.
🎓 Build muscle, lose fat, and train smarter in Physique University (tap here for exclusive early access + a FREE custom nutrition plan for just $27/month)
👥 Join our Facebook community for live Q&As & support
👋 Let's connect! Ask a question, get my FREE newsletter, or find me on Instagram
📱 Try MacroFactor for free with code WITSANDWEIGHTS
🏋️♀️ Download Boostcamp for free for evidence-based workout programs
Chapters
1. Bonus Q&A Episode Introduction (00:00:00)
2. John's Question About Strategic Deficits (00:00:32)
3. Why This Approach Likely Won't Work (00:02:00)
4. Better Alternatives For Lean Bulking (00:04:35)
5. Episode Wrap and Program Announcement (00:07:34)
489 episodes
Can Strategic Fasting Enhance Muscle Gain (Reduce Fat During a Bulk)? | Bonus
Wits & Weights | Fat Loss, Nutrition, & Strength Training for Lifters
Manage episode 494039419 series 2997456
Join the new Wits & Weights Physique University at just $27/month (was $87) - get access to training templates, course library, private community, and so much more.
Podcast listeners get a custom nutrition plan FREE (normally $47) when you join by the end of July using this special link: bit.ly/podcast-new-wwpu
--
Ever wondered if you could hack your bulking phase to gain more muscle and less fat?
This episode answers a question from our free Facebook community that many data-driven "optimizers" are wondering about.
John asked if strategic extreme deficit days during an otherwise surplus-focused bulking phase could help "clean up" fat gain.
It seems logical on paper... create a weekly calorie surplus while periodically burning fat through protein-sparing modified fasts. But does your body respond to this the way you might expect?
Learn how muscle building actually works and how to optimize your approach to building muscle with minimal fat gain.
And if you want YOUR question answered with this level of detail, join our free Wits and Weights Facebook group and use the #AskPhilip monthly thread.
🎓 Build muscle, lose fat, and train smarter in Physique University (tap here for exclusive early access + a FREE custom nutrition plan for just $27/month)
👥 Join our Facebook community for live Q&As & support
👋 Let's connect! Ask a question, get my FREE newsletter, or find me on Instagram
📱 Try MacroFactor for free with code WITSANDWEIGHTS
🏋️♀️ Download Boostcamp for free for evidence-based workout programs
Chapters
1. Bonus Q&A Episode Introduction (00:00:00)
2. John's Question About Strategic Deficits (00:00:32)
3. Why This Approach Likely Won't Work (00:02:00)
4. Better Alternatives For Lean Bulking (00:04:35)
5. Episode Wrap and Program Announcement (00:07:34)
489 episodes
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