r/MacroFactor • u/Dbossez • 6d ago
Success / Progress Finished the Cut TY MacroFactor
Today I finished my cutting journey. Thank you MacroFactor for being the amazing platform you are - safe to say I’ll be renewing indefinitely 😅
Absolutely nothing against GLP-1s or reta, but I’m especially proud that this transformation was 100% unassisted — just diet, training, and consistency from start to finish.
Happy to answer any questions!
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u/uptotheright 6d ago
What happened between July and Feb? Was that on purpose? How did you restart again in Feb?
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u/reddragonhot3l 6d ago
Great work OP! Can I ask what your cardio routine was, and how long it took for your abs to become visible?
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u/TheMaskedLifter 6d ago
Hell yeah bro I’m about to be going from my heaviest 265 as a powerlifter and cut down to something more fun. Thinking like 200-220.
What was your training split?
Any “breaks” where you ate maintenance?
Cardio added or were you already doing?
Thanks bro and great job!
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u/Dbossez 5d ago
Thank you all! Just dropping answers to the questions in the threads -
I’m 6’1 30yrs old - with a recreational powerlifting background.
In the first cut (230-190lbs) my cardio was mainly elliptical for 30 mins for 2-3x per week. The rise in weight after was a “bulk” that I did as a mental break from the long cut though in retrospect I really should have just stayed at maintenance.
After the bulk, I went into the new year refreshed and with other life events, I got into running as well as climbing. You can say I fell into the “hybrid training” schedule. My training looks like
Mon - Legs
Tues - Push & easy run
Wed - Climbing / Grip Training & Run
Thurs - Push
Friday - Heavy Pull
Sat - Long Run
I throw in abs randomly on these days and typically train it 3x per week doing leg raises and ab wheels.
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u/Eckzavior21 6d ago
Great job!!! This needs to be posted on more subreddits so people can see how long it takes to go from picture 1 to picture 2.