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Suggested diet, any good?
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My suggested eating plan:
30min cardio at 5:50am
whey protein after training
bfast consisting of oats at 07:00
2 egg whites & tuna at 10:00
1 chicken breast with mixed veg/stirfry & 1/2 portion rice at 13:00
weight training at 16:00
whey protein after training
1 chicken breast or tenderized steak with mix veg/stirfry
2 - 3L water per day.
Thanks a again.
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you need to go by grams, not portions.
the diet looks clean but the calories are important. you need to work them out as well as a breakdown of your macro-nutrients.
go for broccoli instaed of mixed veg, you will need the fibre
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whey protein after training
bfast is 80gr oats & 2 egg whites at 07:00
1 tin tuna at 10:00
200gram chicken breast with mixed veg/stirfry & 1/2 cup of cooked rice at 13:00
weight training at 16:00
whey protein after training
200gram chicken breast or tenderized steak (200gram) brussel sprouts (full cup frozen) or mixed veg (full cup frozen) or stirfry (full cup frozen) around 18:00
2 - 3L water per day.
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MRfeathers wrote: ok and what are the calories and macros?
"IF" I counted right. I am touching 2000.
Macros? Will check it.
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and your stats please
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MRfeathers wrote: and there's hardly any fat there. there's just the yolk in the eggs
I am gonna take the egg whites only.
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MRfeathers wrote: you're missing the point. you NEED fat. otherwise you're going to be very unhealthy
Ahh ok. I will add the yolks.
Your opinion on the p-butter?
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Look at adding salmon oil caps with your meals, 3 caps after breakfast and 3 after lunch.
You can also add a table spoon of olive oil to your tuna, remember these are good fats and need to calculated as calories too.
For example: a table spoon of olive oil is about 14g fat, then multiply it by 9 to get the calorie contents which is 126 calories
200g raw chicken breast is around 45g protien, the multiply by 4 to get calories, =180 calories
Hope it helps, but all this info can be found in the stickies section.
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once youve worked out your exact maintenance calories the job is half done. from there you can add calories for a bulk, or take some away for a cut
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