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A 25 Year Old Man's Weight Journey: the Struggle to Decide Whether to Bulk or Cut

Follow the weight journey of a man on Reddit struggling to decide whether to bulk or cut, and learn some valuable lessons.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A photo of a 6'6" man showing a snapshot of 215 pounds at a height of 6'6
A photo of a 6'6" man showing a snapshot of 215 pounds at a height of 6'6
A photo of a 6'6" man showing a snapshot of 215 pounds at a height of 6'6
A photo of a 6'6" man showing a snapshot of 215 pounds at a height of 6'6
A photo of a 6'6" man showing a snapshot of 215 pounds at a height of 6'6
A photo of a 6'6" man showing a snapshot of 215 pounds at a height of 6'6
A photo of a 6'6" man showing a snapshot of 215 pounds at a height of 6'6
A photo of a 6'6" man showing a snapshot of 215 pounds at a height of 6'6
A photo of a 6'6" man showing a snapshot of 215 pounds at a height of 6'6
A photo of a 6'6" man showing a snapshot of 215 pounds at a height of 6'6
A photo of a 6'6" man showing a snapshot of 215 pounds at a height of 6'6
A photo of a 6'6" man showing a snapshot of 215 pounds at a height of 6'6
A photo of a 6'6" man showing a snapshot of 215 pounds at a height of 6'6
[BoC] M 25 6'6" 215lbs. I've been waffling on this idea for awhile. Make my mind up, please.
Originally posted on /r/BulkOrCut

Introduction: The Struggle to Decide

At just 25, Reddit user amibulkingorcutting (BoC) is already well on his way towards achieving his ideal physique. At 6'6" and 215lbs, he has put in a lot of hard work and dedication, but now he is strugging to decide whether to bulk or cut. His post has garnered a lot of attention from fellow fitness enthusiasts, all offering their advice and support.

The Pros and Cons of Bulking

The general consensus among the Reddit community seems to be that bulking is the way to go, at least for now. The idea behind bulking is to consume more calories than you burn, with the goal of building muscle mass. BoC's tall stature means that he needs to consume a lot of calories in order to see any significant gains. However, bulking can also lead to fat gain, which is something that he is understandably hesitant about.

The Pros and Cons of Cutting

Cutting, on the other hand, involves consuming fewer calories than you burn, with the goal of losing fat while preserving muscle mass. This would be ideal for BoC if he is looking to get shredded and lean. However, cutting can also lead to muscle loss, which is something that he is not keen on.

The Importance of Trial and Error

Ultimately, the decision between bulking and cutting is a highly personal one, and there is no one-size-fits-all answer. As fellow Redditors have pointed out, the best approach is to experiment with both methods and see what works best for you as an individual. It's important to track your progress and adjust your diet and exercise routine accordingly. BoC's post serves as a valuable reminder that everyone's weight journey is unique and that there is no shortcut to achieving your goals.

Conclusion: The Journey Continues

As BoC himself puts it, "The journey continues." Whether bulking or cutting, the most important thing is to stay committed and motivated in the long run. Fitness is a lifestyle, not a short-term fix, and it requires consistent effort and dedication. So, whether you're just starting out or you're an experienced lifter, take a lesson from BoC's weight journey, and remember to keep pushing yourself to be the best version of you.

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Madeleine Smith

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Madeleine is passionate about empowering individuals with the information and tools they need to transform their bodies and lives.