M/18/6'2"/165Lbs Journey: to Cut or to Bulk?
Follow the weight journey of Reddit user Kutorbulk as he navigates through the question of whether to cut or bulk, and his start on a bodyweight basic routine.
Article by Madeleine Smith
Introduction
Reddit user Kutorbulk posted about his desire to get back into shape and start a bodyweight basic routine before shipping out for basic training. However, he struggled with the decision of whether to cut or bulk.
The Advice
Fellow Reddit users quickly chimed in with their advice. The consensus was that Kutorbulk should bulk, especially given his young age and the limited time frame he had to work with. Lifting heavy weights was highly encouraged to achieve his desired results. One user warned him not to rely solely on bodyweight exercises if he wanted to build muscle.
The Plan
Despite the differing opinions on whether to cut or bulk, Kutorbulk decided to take the advice of the majority and proceed with bulking. He planned to incorporate heavy lifting and cardio, and to eat healthy with a surplus of calories.
The Results
While Kutorbulk did not post any follow-up on his journey, his experience highlights the dilemma that many individuals face when starting a weight loss or weight gain journey. It is important to weigh the advice of others and do your own research before deciding on a plan of action.
Conclusion
Every person's weight journey is personal, and what works for one may not work for another. It is important to listen to your body, set realistic goals, and be patient with yourself. Whether you choose to cut or bulk, remember that consistency is key, and the journey towards a healthier you is worth the effort.
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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.
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