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  ratio of time dieting vs. building Post #3 (permalink)  
Old May 10th, 2007, 12:43 PM
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At that time, which was only this past Monday, I made the necessary adjustments to start shedding the newly formed fat, while maintaining as much of my newly formed muscle as possible.
How do you know when to take off and build again? Is it just all based on looking in the mirror? How long is a typical diet session in this situation? Can you cut the build and diet times in half and not get as drastic of a change? I mean, could you have caught yourself at 200 pounds but then dieted for half as long, and keep your abs showing and keep the bodyweight down to a minimum? Is there a minimum time that it takes for building? I mean, does build times have to span over a few months, or can it be smaller cycles such as a couple of weeks?
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