Rob - Fat Loss for Busy Dads

Stop judging your workouts based on how much time you spent at the gym.

Start judging them based on the quality of the work that got done and your numbers going in the right direction.

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If I woke up tomorrow and I was 25 lbs overweight, these are the exact steps I'd take to be lean again in 90 days.

(Includes macros and training program I'd follow and foods I'd buy)

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𝗖𝗮𝗹𝗼𝗿𝗶𝗲𝘀

I know from experience that I maintain my weight on around 3100 calories per day.

I am tall (6'2), very active and have above average muscle mass.

This impacts how many calories I need per day.

𝗬𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗻𝘂𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝘄𝗶𝗹𝗹 𝗯𝗲 𝗱𝗶𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗿𝗲𝗻𝘁.

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It's important you eat the right number of calories for your body and your activity levels.

Don't copy my numbers.

Use a calorie calculator to get a ballpark figure to start with (google this).

From this, you can adjust based on progress.

I would eat around 2,100 calories per day to lose about 2 lbs per week.

But I couldn't just eat any foods.

It's important to have the right amount of protein and to focus mainly on whole, unprocessed foods.

This would help prevent ravenous hunger and maintain muscle.

𝗣𝗿𝗼𝘁𝗲𝗶𝗻

I usually aim for 1 gram of protein per lb of LEAN mass.

Assume my starting weight is 215 lbs and I'm 20% BF.

My lean mass would be 172 lbs.

Therefore I should eat 172g of protein.

Let's round that up to 180g to be on the safe side.

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Protein = 4 calories per gram.

Therefore I'd be getting 720 calories per day from protein.

That leaves me 1380 calories to get from whatever else I want.

I'd focus on unprocessed whole foods to keep hunger at bay and plenty of nutrients in my diet.

Here's my shopping list:

Turkey

Steak
Chicken breast
Ground turkey
Ground beef (5% fat)
Tuna
Salmon
Tilapia
Prawns
Eggs
Liquid egg whites
Skyr
0% fat Greek yoghurt
Pasta
Rice
Chopped tomatoes
Tomato sauce
Herbs &amp; spices
Sweet potatoes
Bread (wholegrain)
Potatoes
Lots of vegetables
Fruit
Olive oil
Fun foods https://t.co/kaUbBj8ZFw

Steak
Chicken breast
Ground turkey
Ground beef (5% fat)
Tuna
Salmon
Tilapia
Prawns
Eggs
Liquid egg whites
Skyr
0% fat Greek yoghurt
Pasta
Rice
Chopped tomatoes
Tomato sauce
Herbs & spices
Sweet potatoes
Bread (wholegrain)
Potatoes
Lots of vegetables
Fruit
Olive oil
Fun foods https://t.co/kaUbBj8ZFw

I'd save about 10-20% of my calories per day for things I love to eat.

This is how I manage to lose fat fast whilst still eating things that don't typically fit into your usual diet.

I prefer to save the 10-20% up for multiple days then have a bigger treat at the weekend. https://t.co/LgCe5GRjBY

𝗧𝗿𝗮𝗶𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴

I follow a pretty minimalist training program when I'm looking to get lean.

All I care about doing is maintaining muscle mass whilst dropping fat.

So I just lift enough to maintain muscle mass. https://t.co/F7Fn0o37Mh

I train each muscle group twice per week with 2 sets per muscle group and 0 reps in reserve.

I can do this with just 6 exercises.

I do two exercises for each of these movement categories:

- Vertical push
- Vertical pull
- Horizontal push
- Horizontal pull
- Squat
- Hip Hinge

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Deadlifts

Example exercises:

- Seated dumbbell shoulder press
- Chinups
- Dumbbell bench press
- Seated row
- Barbell back squat
- Romanian deadlift

These correspond directly to the categories in the tweet above in the same order.

In addition to all of this, I'd track my steps and make sure my movement levels were staying consistent over time.

I like to keep my steps over 7,500 per day.

If this drops too much I won't burn as many calories and my fat loss will slow down.

𝗦𝘂𝗽𝗽𝗹𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀

Nothing here makes much difference. I could take no supplements and follow all of this and get the same results.

I mainly take these to fill any potential gaps in my diet.

(list below)

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Whey protein - only when I am short on my protein target.

Magnesium - helps with my sleep, prevents migraines (for me) and I feel better when taking it.

Vitamin D3 &amp; K2 - I live in the UK and don't see much sun.

Omega 3 - heart, eye, skin and joint health

Whey protein - only when I am short on my protein target.

Magnesium - helps with my sleep, prevents migraines (for me) and I feel better when taking it.

Vitamin D3 & K2 - I live in the UK and don't see much sun.

Omega 3 - heart, eye, skin and joint health

I also take creatine which gives a small but noticeable boost to strength in the gym.

That's it.

Any supplements promising miracle results are a scam. Don't waste your money.

The real results come from all the other stuff I said.

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Your body fat percentage is an excellent predictor of your overall health.

If it's over 25% you've got work to do.

Around 15 is ideal.

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It's much easier to focus on losing 10 lbs five times (with a break in between) than to focus on losing 50 lbs.

Want to gain a pound?

Drink a pint of water.

Want to lose a pound (or more)?

Don't eat or drink all day.

Want to lose a pound of fat?

Be in a calorie deficit.

I'll answer this:

However long it takes to rack up a 154,000 kcal deficit.

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