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I have been hitting the fasted cardio seven mornings per week at an "18 hour fast" period daily for six Months and have dropped 68 lbs of body fat as well as some muscle mass reduction and am maintaining it. Started at 273lbs in Sept 2022, and have been hovering at a very lean muscular 205 lbs.
After many years of competing in three event Power lifting in both the 242lb then 275lb weight classes, I retired from the sport. I then changed everything up and competed in the NPC as a bodybuilder. As you competitive strength athletes know, the strenuous training sessions while adhering to meal prep, carb depletion times, extreme consistent cardio sessions and pre-contest cutting, can wear an athlete down. I have never seen such extreme results as I have experienced with the Intermittent fasting. In my onion, this is a great program for the athletes that do not compete in a strength sport, but train in strength athletics.
Intermittent fasting is a true eating plan that switches between fasting and regular meal plans. It is a great way to lose body fat, manage your weight and even prevent or reverse some forms of disease, such as Obesity, Type 2 Diabetes, Heart Disease and other illnesses.
It is completely about “when” you eat!
There are several different ways to do intermittent fasting, but they are all based on choosing regular time periods to eat and fast. For instance, you might try eating only during an eight-hour period each day and fast for the remainder. Or you might choose to eat only one meal a day two days a week. There are many different intermittent fasting schedules.
Research indicates that after hours without food, the body exhausts its sugar stores and starts burning fat. This is called “metabolic switching”.
You should research as I have done with this article, as there are so many different approaches. Watching your intake is super important but easily manageable.
I will personally tell you all that this is an awesome way of living a great lifestyle, full of energy and healing capabilities.
The intermittent fasting and pre cardio is the absolute answer!
I would like to see your feedback on this Post, as I am "balls deep" into this and want to hear from other members of how they might tweak it up a little.
Best Regards,
Casey.
casey@sunrisepharma.co
I have been hitting the fasted cardio seven mornings per week at an "18 hour fast" period daily for six Months and have dropped 68 lbs of body fat as well as some muscle mass reduction and am maintaining it. Started at 273lbs in Sept 2022, and have been hovering at a very lean muscular 205 lbs.
After many years of competing in three event Power lifting in both the 242lb then 275lb weight classes, I retired from the sport. I then changed everything up and competed in the NPC as a bodybuilder. As you competitive strength athletes know, the strenuous training sessions while adhering to meal prep, carb depletion times, extreme consistent cardio sessions and pre-contest cutting, can wear an athlete down. I have never seen such extreme results as I have experienced with the Intermittent fasting. In my onion, this is a great program for the athletes that do not compete in a strength sport, but train in strength athletics.
Intermittent fasting is a true eating plan that switches between fasting and regular meal plans. It is a great way to lose body fat, manage your weight and even prevent or reverse some forms of disease, such as Obesity, Type 2 Diabetes, Heart Disease and other illnesses.
It is completely about “when” you eat!
There are several different ways to do intermittent fasting, but they are all based on choosing regular time periods to eat and fast. For instance, you might try eating only during an eight-hour period each day and fast for the remainder. Or you might choose to eat only one meal a day two days a week. There are many different intermittent fasting schedules.
Research indicates that after hours without food, the body exhausts its sugar stores and starts burning fat. This is called “metabolic switching”.
You should research as I have done with this article, as there are so many different approaches. Watching your intake is super important but easily manageable.
I will personally tell you all that this is an awesome way of living a great lifestyle, full of energy and healing capabilities.
The intermittent fasting and pre cardio is the absolute answer!
I would like to see your feedback on this Post, as I am "balls deep" into this and want to hear from other members of how they might tweak it up a little.
Best Regards,
Casey.
casey@sunrisepharma.co


