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Select Your Weight Lifting Diet
Reach your Goals
with the correct
Diet!
Selecting a weight lifting diet
to fit your goals is not difficult and will be discussed in detail on
this page. Weightlifting diets, by definition here at Weight Lifting
Complete, are diets designed around your weight lifting workouts. You
will learn how to select the correct diet for you.
If you've
followed the weight lifting schedule page, you'll already know the
short term goal you've chosen for your weight lifting cycle. Are you
going to focus on building muscle or losing fat? Choose one and only one. Now that you've chosen, you can continue on with your weightlifting diet.
Muscle Building Option for Weight Lifting Diet
Your muscle building diet will have you in a calorie surplus for
the entire cycle. I want you to work on gaining any where from a 1/2
pound to 2 pounds per week. I don't want you gaining more than 2 pounds
per week. Of course, these guidelines will differ according to the size
of the person. A 1/2 pound gain for a 100 pound female is substantial,
but a 1/2 pound gain to a 250 pound male is not going to be very
substantial. It's still a good gain for a week, but I just don't want
100 pound females trying to gain 2 pounds per week. Most of it would
probably be fat gain due to overeating!In a muscle building diet, you are going to need to follow the
weekly assessment guidelines and make sure you're not gaining more than
recommended. I also want you to closely monitor your fat gain by taking
pictures or keeping a close eye on the mirror. Only increase calories
when you aren't gaining any weight. I don't want you to think that
you can eat whatever you want and as much as you want on the WLC muscle
building diet. WLC is about gaining muscle with a minimum amount of fat
gain or even no fat gain at all. In order to do so, you're going to
have to be in a claorie surplus, but you need to eat clean foods.
Fat Loss Option for Weight Lifting Diet
The WLC fat loss diet will have you in a calorie deficit
throughout your WLC program. We're going to attempt to build muscle
while you're in a calorie deficit even though it may not work. What we
will be doing for sure, though, is losing fat. Fat
loss is the number
one goal here with muscle building being secondary. Many people will be
able to build muscle at the same time, especially beginners, but you
will only focus on pure fat loss for your weightlifting diet.Since
you're on a fat loss diet, you will be losing weight each week.
Decrease calories when needed to continue weight loss each week. I
personally like to lose weight slowly on a fat loss cycle at about the
rate of 1 pound per week. Do not exceed 2 pounds of weight loss per
week! You do not want to lose your hard earned muscle.
The WLC Diet
Be sure to check out the WLC Diet! Follow the Link below to Weightlifting DietsCalorie Cycling for your Lifting Diet All WLC diets take advantage of calorie
cycling. The WLC method even has you eating more calories on your
toughest weight lifting days to counter the extra hit your body will be
taking during those days. Calorie
cycling is a great method I use to build muscle during your fat
loss diet and vice versa. For fat loss diets, you will still average a
calorie deficit for the week. For muscle building diets, you will
average a calorie surplus for the week. Calorie cycling will give you
the advantage you need over your body to build muscle and lose fat.Follow the way of WLC and you'll be sporting that new body
before you know it! Selecting the weight lifting diet to meet your
goals is easy. Now get to it, and never look back. The body of your dreams is in your sights!
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