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Taking off a week
Was going to take a week off to let my joints take a break, wondering what to do as far as my diet. Should I continue to on the bulking diet or should cut back on the calories?
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cut back the calories, esp. carbs. eat at maintenance.
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That's what I thought, I just wanted some reassurance.
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i would continue diet like you were on. i think you will be suprised by gains after break. gives body time to rest and grow. |
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yeah i took about 10 days off and my diet was very sloppy and i packed on 9 lbs..all my injurys healed good too....Id stick with the bulking diet.
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