sup guys
I've been lifting for 6+ years but due to the sport that I was playing during this time I never got the chance to do a proper cut. I'm going on my honeymoon in exactly 5 months and I need to look sexy af.
Currently I'm 184 cm tall (6') and weigh 87 kg (191 lbs). I haven't measured my bodyfat percentage but by looking at pics on the web I'd estimate it at 17-18%. My goal is to get to 12%, which is when abs are supposed to show if I remember correctly.
Should I bulk for 2 months and then cut for 3 months? How do you recommend going about my cut (nutrition- and lifting-wise)?
>>42090803
cut to 10%
bulk to 15
rinse and repeat until you die
pls respond
>>42090803
You've never properly cut before right?
Just start cutting immediately, on a low deficit. You'll be able to fix things if you mess up.
>>42090803
>not having abs at 20%
dyels please go away.
>>42090803
this image is triggering my autism
why is lowest bodyfat on top left for men and bottom right for women
whyyy
>>42091951
>ever letting yourself reach 20%
enjoy the permanent extra estrogen
>>42092216
>things low test fags say
I've been working out for 2-3 years. I was looking much worse compared to my current body. Can I progress much more "without" having to monitor my diet most of the time? Being able to eat out a meal a day for example, having omelette in the morning, chicken with dressings, salad etc for dinner.
Basically making smart choices while not thinking about my diet and working out 2-3 times a week?
I think I have a healthy - somewhat decent body but I'd like to get bigger - leaner.
Is it too much of an efford to maintain a bigger - leaner body?
Pic related, that's me right now. 182cm (6 Feet) - 83 Kilograms.
>>42092363
You have to either eat better or workout harder or both. If you don't put anymore effort you wont get anymore progress. Maybe you could make progress without really even trying if you could still get noob gains, but you have been lifting 2-3 years. Your body is used to moderate activity by now.
>>42092363
Don't look like you've been working out that long bro
>>42092363
You need to lift harder. Stop tossing a baby weight around for 5 reps and calling it a workout.