Build Muscle & Lose Fat Simultaneously: A Science-Based Approach

A program designed to help individuals understand the science behind building muscle and losing fat at the same time, debunking common myths and providing actionable strategies for achieving body recomposition. It focuses on personalized approaches based on individual fitness levels and circumstances.

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Program Modules

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Module 1: Understanding the Science of Body Recomposition

Explore the physiological principles behind building muscle and losing fat simultaneously. Debunk common myths about bulking and cutting, and understand the role of calorie balance, protein intake, and training intensity.

Calorie Balance Explained

Daily

Learn how calorie surplus or deficit affects muscle growth and fat loss. Calculate your individual energy needs.

Fat tissue and muscle tissue are separate systems.

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Protein Intake for Recomposition

Daily

Determine your optimal daily protein intake to support muscle protein synthesis during fat loss.

Focus on high protein diets...

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Training Intensity and Volume

Daily

Understand how to structure your workouts for optimal muscle stimulation while in a calorie deficit.

Strength training...

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Module 2: Personalized Strategies for Your Fitness Level

Tailor your approach to body recomposition based on your experience level: newbie, overweight, detrained, or sub-optimally trained.

Capitalizing on Newbie Gains

Daily

Understand how to maximize muscle growth and fat loss as a new lifter.

As a new lifter you're the most primed for muscle growth you'll ever be.

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Body Recomposition for Overweight Individuals

Daily

Utilize stored energy reserves to fuel muscle building while in a caloric deficit.

Overweight individuals have very large energy reserves stored in body fat they can eat in a caloric deficit and still have plenty of stored energy to fuel the muscle building process

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Leveraging Muscle Memory for Detrained Individuals

Daily

Rebuild muscle quickly using the muscle memory effect after a period of detraining.

Owing to the very powerful muscle memory effect they're able to rebuild a lot of muscle very quickly making recomposition common

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Correcting Suboptimal Training

Daily

Identify and address deficiencies in your training or nutrition to unlock recomposition potential.

This would include anyone who's been going to the gym for a while they even count themselves as an intermediate or advanced level lifter by training age but deep down hasn't really been putting in their best effort with their training or nutrition

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Module 3: Optimizing Nutrition and Supplements

Fine-tune your nutrition with peri-workout strategies and explore supplements that can support body recomposition.

Peri-Workout Nutrition Strategies

Daily

Time your nutrient intake around workouts to maximize muscle protein synthesis and minimize fat storage.

The next area we can look to optimize our approach is through Perry workout nutrition or the timing of nutrients around the workout

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Supplements for Body Recomposition

Daily

Explore the role of protein powder, creatine, and caffeine in supporting muscle growth and fat loss.

We can also turn to supplements to optimize but it's worth noting that there aren't any recomp supplements that just cause recomposition on their own however there are a few worth mentioning that can't help at the top of the list in tier one we have protein powder creatine and caffeine

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Sample Full Body Workout (3x per week)

A sample full-body workout routine that can be performed 3 times per week to stimulate muscle growth.

Squats

Weekly

3 sets of 8-12 repetitions

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Bench Press

Weekly

3 sets of 8-12 repetitions

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Barbell Rows

Weekly

3 sets of 8-12 repetitions

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