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M/27/6'0 [198Lbs>169Lbs=29Lbs] Should I Go Back to Beefcake Mode and Bulk Up?

Follow the weight journey of Reddit user chungardian as he loses 29 pounds and contemplates bulking up again. Encourages readers to find their own fitness goals.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A picture of a 6'0" male showing a weight loss from 198 pounds to 169 pounds. A net loss of 29 pounds.
M/27/6’0 [198lbs>169lbs=29lbs] should I go back to beefcake mode and bulk up?
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Introduction

Reddit user chungardian shares his journey of losing 29 pounds and contemplates bulking back up again. Some commenters praise his lean physique while others encourage him to bulk up. Regardless of opinions, it's important for individuals to find their own fitness goals and not be swayed by external pressures.

Background

Chungardian didn't intentionally lose weight. He stopped bodybuilding and started focusing on Olympic lifting, which led to bigger legs and a smaller upper body. He also stopped caring about getting super strong and eating so much food, which resulted in weight loss.

The Pros and Cons of Bulking Up

Some commenters encourage chungardian to go back to his beefcake mode and bulk up. The pros of bulking up include gaining muscle mass and strength. However, the cons include increased calorie consumption, which can lead to weight gain and potential health issues. It's important to weigh the pros and cons and determine if bulking up aligns with one's fitness goals.

The Importance of Finding Your Own Fitness Goals

Regardless of external pressures and opinions, it's important to find your own fitness goals. Chungardian trains for Olympic weightlifting for fun and doesn't care about aesthetics or strength. It's important to do what makes one happy and fulfilled instead of trying to conform to societal standards or the opinions of others.

Conclusion

Chungardian shares his weight loss journey and contemplates bulking up again. While there are pros and cons to bulking up, it's important to find one's own fitness goals and not be swayed by external pressures. Ultimately, being happy and fulfilled in one's fitness journey is the most important thing.

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