"I eat 150g carbs for breakfast and still have abs.”
Yes bro.
You’re an advanced lifter with huge muscle mass and brutal leg days.
A hard 90-min compound session can burn through 80–150g carbs and trained muscles become glucose sponges.
That advice doesn’t apply to a sedentary person with low muscle, belly fat and insulin resistance.
Your carb tolerance is earned.
@MichaelPzone Yes 💪🏻I agree the rom here leaves a lot on the table. But the equipment has a pad that cuts the ROM short.
Tremendous flak for the ROM! 😂
Thanks for the support man. I do take it constructively until they resort to ad hominem.
Yes I've switched to ATG pendulum squats.
But to say things like: Pencil legs, gay etc lol.
I mean I have 24" legs for a non pro average lifter at about 15% bf.
When I ask these men to show their legs, they don't reply lol.
@DorianB112 They suddenly think that some muscles are different. My rear delts actually grew when I did 10 kg reverse flyes. I usually did 2.5-5 kg.
Mechanical tension is the king.
Diabetes is often energy toxicity.
Too much fat stored in the wrong places — belly, liver, pancreas, muscle — starts jamming your metabolism.
You can improve it with high carb.
You can improve it with low carb.
You can improve it with carnivore.
But the mechanism isn’t magic.
If the diet helps you sustain a calorie deficit, lose visceral/ectopic fat, preserve muscle, and control glucose — it works.
Animal-based low-carb diets often help because they make the deficit much easier through satiety.
But over eat on steak, eggs, butter, or cheese (you would'nt be able to though) and you can still stay fat and diabetic.
The goal isn’t to worship a diet tribe.
The goal is to lose the toxic fat your metabolism can no longer handle.
Everything else is noise.
@thecureforblur 100%. The ROM shouldn't be so poor that the target muscle is not getting activated. Otherwise all good.
Decent technique+ killer intensity.