Need advice on cutting

Hello guys,
So between my last post here and this one,I was building some muscle and Reminding my body what are weight's for a while (around last 4 month's),
Think I am need/ready to cut a little,I would say that it's even more important for the overall health than the look in this case(I came back lifting already with some belly fat,Not caring too much about it,just wanted to lift and get stronger,bigger..).
I need an advice on how to do it properly.
Well,Before,For the full picture,I wasnt even following a 'regular' person diet when I was off the gym (like normal breakfast or normal lunch,Most of the food was really picked randomly at random time),Eating ton's of junk (Like Box of pizza before bed,A whole snack sale as a meal...).Unfortunately,I suspect that I have the nastiest type of fat (in and on the belly),I think half of it Visceral fat and half regular belly fat.(I would not say that I look fat (looking more buff than fat),just the belly.The Arm's and leg's are looking lean).According to the Clip's I am on 21.5% Bf,But Add the Viscelar fat on that,I think It could add another 1.5-3% to the overall Body fat (Correct me if I am wrong).
Dry stat's:
Height 1.79
Weight 96.5
Mid 20's.
My planned diet is 2300,I can go lower.(gained some weight on 2900)
200-205 gram of protein.*170 gram's of it animal source*.(Most of the protein come from milk product's)
230 gram's of carb.(75 grams from potato,the rest from complex carb(2 sources)o
64 gram from fat.(come's only from the prortein and carb source.not from nut's,oils etc)
What I need to change/add?If to change when how to change it?(Like lowering the carb's and protein's?or just cut the carb's?etc)
As an addition,I already added some cardio to this diet,30-40 min bicycle at the end of every gym session (how much calorie's it even burn?,with some good resssistance,around 300-400 calorie?),
and add the gym session itsef (aerobic) (maybe another 200 calorie?)
And I am walking outside around 4-5 time's per week 7 km (quick temp,around 45-55 min)(should be another 250-300 calories).


Suppelment's:
I am natural,taking whey (40 gram of protein),vitamins(Full,the reccomended daily dose,And adding vitamin D3 as an addition to that (dont exposing to sun too often..)),Minerals,Bcaa (Maybe I would stop),and I started to take creatine 3 day's ago so my weight above is before the additional water..

Now does Bcaa's are helpful for cutting (I am already on high protein diet...)?

But the simple logic is,if I take tham before cardio while already being on deflict,the bcaa content should helf by "sparing" the muscle mass?maybe it could enhance this process?

Does there are other sup's that may help?
 
I think you are way over thinking everything.

Hold you calories at 2300. If you’re losing 0.5-1.5kg a week you’re in the right place with calories. If after 2-3 weeks you stay the same lower it a little. If you are consistently losing more than that eat a little more. You want slow and steady. If you do things too quickly it’ll come back just as easily. It’s about sustainable change.

Cardio is fine if you enjoy it but It seems excessive at the start of a diet to me to be honest. The gym and the walks should be plenty. You are at the early stages and throwing everything at it. Where do you go if your weight loss plateaus? Will you burn out too soon and start cheating on your diet or end up giving up on everything. You’re at the beginning of a very long journey, pace yourself.

BCAA are ok but you probably don’t have much muscle to preserve so don’t bog yourself down in all that stuff. Eat well and train the right amount. Concentrate on that for now. Creatine is great but you shouldn’t be gaining loads of water on that diet and training and cardio routine even with it lol it’s not a steroid.

Eat in deficit, enjoy your training and stop watching YouTube videos to get advice from people who’ve trained for many years.
 
I think you are way over thinking everything.

Hold you calories at 2300. If you’re losing 0.5-1.5kg a week you’re in the right place with calories. If after 2-3 weeks you stay the same lower it a little. If you are consistently losing more than that eat a little more. You want slow and steady. If you do things too quickly it’ll come back just as easily. It’s about sustainable change.

Cardio is fine if you enjoy it but It seems excessive at the start of a diet to me to be honest. The gym and the walks should be plenty. You are at the early stages and throwing everything at it. Where do you go if your weight loss plateaus? Will you burn out too soon and start cheating on your diet or end up giving up on everything. You’re at the beginning of a very long journey, pace yourself.

BCAA are ok but you probably don’t have much muscle to preserve so don’t bog yourself down in all that stuff. Eat well and train the right amount. Concentrate on that for now. Creatine is great but you shouldn’t be gaining loads of water on that diet and training and cardio routine even with it lol it’s not a steroid.

Eat in deficit, enjoy your training and stop watching YouTube videos to get advice from people who’ve trained for many years.
So you say give up the cycling?
I should burn at least 1800-2000 calories from overall activity (4 X times gym burns 150-200 calories (?),4X walking 7 km burns around 300 calories).
If I eat 2300X7 that is,16100,
16100-2000=14100 calories ingested weekly.
That is 2015 calorie per day.
Given that number And my stat's (24-25% bf,96kg,1.79),generally it should be enough to drop around the 1kg weekly?
I know that there isnt a straight answer,Since there are some serious lifter's here I ask.
If I would be able to drop 1(+) kg with that diet,that's is more than I have imagined.
And by the way,There are natural reccomended supplements that could realy help?(could be herb's,blend's,whtever..)
 
So you say give up the cycling?
I should burn at least 1800-2000 calories from overall activity (4 X times gym burns 150-200 calories (?),4X walking 7 km burns around 300 calories).
If I eat 2300X7 that is,16100,
16100-2000=14100 calories ingested weekly.
That is 2015 calorie per day.
Given that number And my stat's (24-25% bf,96kg,1.79),generally it should be enough to drop around the 1kg weekly?
I know that there isnt a straight answer,Since there are some serious lifter's here I ask.
If I would be able to drop 1(+) kg with that diet,that's is more than I have imagined.
And by the way,There are natural reccomended supplements that could realy help?(could be herb's,blend's,whtever..)

Read the first thing I posted again. Start at 2300 and monitor as everyone is different.

You need to learn what your body needs and adjust. There’s guys here who diet on 3000+ calories and others who need 2500 or less and they’re around the same weight as each other. I can sit all day and eat 2000 calories and stay the same weight. Others would get fat doing that.

Until you actually know what your body needs all you’ve posted is mental masturbation to confuse yourself.

I’m pretty sure I told you this in April in your first thread buddy. Go back and read what I said then and stop over complicating everything or you’re going to continue treading water.
 
Read the first thing I posted again. Start at 2300 and monitor as everyone is different.

You need to learn what your body needs and adjust. There’s guys here who diet on 3000+ calories and others who need 2500 or less and they’re around the same weight as each other. I can sit all day and eat 2000 calories and stay the same weight. Others would get fat doing that.

Until you actually know what your body needs all you’ve posted is mental masturbation to confuse yourself.

I’m pretty sure I told you this in April in your first thread buddy. Go back and read what I said then and stop over complicating everything or you’re going to continue treading water.
Ok man,Thank's for the advice.Will keep tracking the 2300 with the walk's.
 
Thanks for giving this valuable insight. I would definitely give a try to your aforementioned diet plan and expect that the results are good.
 
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