</p><p>+1 For the awesome attitude. I swear to God my heart sings when someone listens to what we say. These guys are going to continue to be helpful to everyone, but when someone heeds their advice, it makes the effort worth it.</p><p>You should consider yourself the luckiest man on earth for having a woman who backs you on your gear use. Please, make sure you make an effort to show your appreciation for this.</p><p>It sounds like you don't have a macro plan set up. Depending on your activity level, going by your stats I'd guess your total caloric expenditure each day is around 3500 calories. Recomping is tricky and there are lots of ways to do it, but it's all about finding what works best for you. My suggestion is to carb cycle. And the reason for that is because we want to build muscle and burn fat and carb cycling will allow us to bounce between a slight deficit and a slight surplus without changing your protein or fat macros day to day. On your deficit days you'll bringing your weight down and on your surplus days your body will be building size. Hopefully the gear works its magic and you're able to do this efficiently.</p><p>Day 1: Protein: 400g Carbs: 170g Fats: 80g (3000 Calories)</p><p>Day 2: Protein: 400g Carbs: 295g Fats: 80g (3500 Calories)</p><p>Day 3: Protein: 400g Carbs: 345g Fats: 80g (3700 Calories)</p><p>Repeat.</p><p>What I did was give you 25% of your calories from fat, put your protein at 1.5g per pound of bodyweight and then filled the rest in with carbs, landing 500 below maintenance day 1, maintenance day 2, and 200 above maintenance day 3. On day 1 and 2 have all your carbs pre, intra and post workout. On day 3 spread your carbs out evenly across all your meals (50g at 7 meals a day).</p><p>You can run that throughout the entire cycle. Hopefully your weight stays right around 265 and all that changes is your body fat and lean mass index.</p><p>We can take a look at the diet after a few weeks and make adjustments if necessary. If you want to build a list of optimal foods, I can help you do that too.</p><p>Gear is g2g.</p><p>Nutrition is g2g.</p><p>All you gotta do is train like an animal now (and do 30 mins of cardio 4-5 times a week, preferably on an empty stomach).</p><p>