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surplus season

Common

A deliberate phase of eating above maintenance calories to fuel muscle growth, usually in fall or winter.

Used earnestly in bodybuilding and gym culture. Sometimes used sarcastically to excuse eating a lot during the holidays.

Real-world examples4 examples
#ExampleWhat it meansSource
01cut is done. surplus season starts today. eating 3200 calories and i have never been more excitedTransitioning from fat loss to muscle building with clear enthusiasm.x, 2024
02it's october. that means surplus season. the gains are comingUsing the seasonal timing to justify starting a bulk.tiktok, 2023
03my friends think i'm eating badly. i'm in surplus season. very different thingsDistinguishing intentional bulking from undisciplined eating.reddit, 2023
04the pizza is not a cheat meal. it is surplus season. completely intentionalJokingly framing a food choice as strategic rather than indulgent.x, 2024

Use it when

  • You're in a phase of intentionally eating above maintenance to build muscle.
  • You're explaining why you're eating more food than usual.
  • You're transitioning from a cut to a bulk.

Do not use it when

  • You just ate a lot over the holidays without any fitness context.
  • You're eating at maintenance, not above it.Use “maintenance-phase” instead.

Variations and related forms

bulk season

Same concept, older terminology from bodybuilding culture.

Surplus season vs calorie deficit

surplus season

Surplus season is eating above maintenance to gain muscle.

VS

calorie-deficit

Calorie deficit is eating below maintenance to lose fat.

Surplus season vs maintenance phase

surplus season

Surplus season involves eating above maintenance for intentional weight gain.

VS

maintenance-phase

Maintenance phase is eating at exactly maintenance to hold your current weight.

Origin and context

Bodybuilding culture has long divided the training year into bulking and cutting phases. The term surplus season became mainstream fitness internet slang as gym content exploded on TikTok and YouTube.

First seen
2010s
Confidence
medium

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