your daily walk+run will burn about 400-600kcal, so you might need some extra food to make gains, I’d aim for 2700 or so consider varying your running and taking a day or two off a week to keep it interesting and prevent burnout
Owen King
>I do this daily km run km walk Say bye bye to your knees and hips.
>I do this weekly >3x SS+upper body volume(biceps, triceps, shoulders, lats depending on day) SS is an acronym for Starting Strength. You aren't going to get any strength because you are exchausting yourself running like a retard making you weak for the lifts. Not getting any strength also means weak and small musclettes.
This routine will definitely make you look like a weak ass faggot.
5km run and walk isn't very significant bud, you'll be fine
Noah James
I think it would amount to 800cal I just don't want to be any fatty anymore. I mean 20% bf isn't much but I have shitty fat distribution and look way fatter than I actually am. I want to get rid of it first while at the same time doing some strength training so I don't start of as a complete DYEL in a few months
I just need to find the perfect deficit where I don't get too little and at the same time eat little enough so that the deficit requires mostly body fat burn
I'll do the running a few hours after gym
Connor Roberts
>I'll do the running a few hours after gym But what about your joints dude. They need rest just like the muscles do. Actually they need more rest than the muscles, since they are harder to heal due to lower vascularity. You should not be running every day. Even every other day isn't actually ok.
Julian Thomas
what about just walking instead?
Cameron Lopez
Walking doesn't really damage your joints so it's fine. You can alternate days between walking and running I guess.
Robert Baker
whats are the benefits of running if walking doesn't harm your joints?
Kevin Clark
Running is an aerobic exercise. Trains your heart, respirotary system, makes the blood flow, etc.
Connor Cox
>Will the cardio and calorie deficit above decrease my muscle mass? Probably, but you're gonna lose much more fat than muscle.
Robert Wright
>6'1 >TDEE of 1900cal
nigga what
Jaxson Jones
There are none. Running is the biggest lie ever sold to mankind. Just look at long distance runners. All look like they have a terminal illness.
Your TDEE is not 1900, your BMR is (basic metabolic rate). Your TDEE literally is the complete amount of calories you need to maintain your weight. With that weight/height and that amount of physical exercise, it's easily at 3200+ kcals, putting you in about a 800 kcal deficit. Potentially your TDEE is even higher, use a calculator. If you wanna preserve muscle mass, you don't want your deficit to be too high. Ideally no more than 500-700 kcals, so calculate that shit: sailrabbit.com/bmr/ Other than that, do what you already do: workout, eat lots of protons, good sleep, blablabla
Lincoln Howard
whups :)
Landon Richardson
The problem I really find with TDEE though is that the "activity" levels never really give you much of a clue. What activity level would I be considered here? It doesn't even calculate how long distance I move every day which should be 10km