Why Testosterone is Important for Muscle Gain and Fat Loss: Episode 163

Get your FREE 12 Week Training Program here: www.newyorkmuscleradio.com/getjakked Give this episode a download! If you like what you hear don't forget to subscribe and leave us a 5 star review For Video Content Subscribe on Youtube: www.youtube.com/abfitnesstrainer —————————————————- Stay Connected to New York Muscle Radio Like our Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/newyorkmuscleradio Follow us on Instagram Anthony @abfitness Pete @jakkedfitness Take yourself to the next level with our Online Coaching Program visit: NewYorkMuscleRadio.com  ————————————————— Intro Topics Todays topic stems from a question we polled in our facebook group…we gave the option of maximizing testosterone or fitness over 40 program and you guys selected maximzing test so we are going to go thru the process with you guys…we are going to take you along the ride with us. We are going to give you guys so much info while we put this program together. If your interested in the program and getting on the prelaunch list head over to newyorkmuscleradio.com/maxtest Men are becoming weaker because we are not raising men http://www.nationalreview.com/article/439040/male-physical-decline-masculinity-threatened Listener Question of the Day If you have a question you would like us to answer for you submit it on our website: www.newyorkmuscleradio.com/listenerquestion Call Your Question in: 508- 687-2534 Question – Caller questions jump the list Alex dedia  hey guys love the show thanks for the info and entertainment! a bit about myself - i have been powerlifting for about a year now and am currently sitting around 175lbs at 6'0". i am a hard gainer but have managed to put about 20lbs on since starting.; but am trying to get to the mid 180s since i plan to compete at 83kg/183lbs weight class. performance, not aesthetics, is my main goal. as such, i practice flexible dieting, prepping most meals but will take a delicious fresh cooked meal when available, and throwing some dirty cals in there once in a while my question is regarding a macro calculator. i use myfitness pal to calculate and track, and have also used iifym.com to calculate my macros. however both have given me very different goals; ranging from 2700-3700 cals and 170-250g protein. i personally only noticed consistent weight gain around the 3300 cal mark. do you guys recommend any particular calculator or formulas i should use? and why would there be such a contrast between different calculators available to me? any other advice from you guys is greatly appreciated, keep up the awesome work!   Ok guys don't forget to share this episode with all your friends -be sure to get on our prelaunch for this program www.newyorkmuscleradio.com/maxtest