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Protein is protein bud. Whey is powdered protein, meat is solid protein, the difference is digestion times etc. Whey gets digested very quickly. Chicken not so much. So it takes the body a while to digest protein from chicken or other solid food protein sources. This helps u feel fuller for longer when u are dieting.
So for example your diet would look like this in terms of protein :
Meal 1 solid protein
Meal 2 liquid protein(whey)
Meal 3 solid protein
Meal 4 liquid protein
Meal 5 solid protein
Meal 6 solid protein
Post work out liquid protein.
Solid protein sources : chicken fish ostrich seafood egg whites beef steak(fillet) fish.
Liquid protein : whey protein concentrate, whey protein isolate, casein protein.
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Thanks again for the info
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Rhino, my last check with the guy at my gym was 21%
Now something I have been wondering about is this, I don't seem to have a small frame, in the sense that I don't think I could ever have a small waist, im a size 36, my rib cage is inline with my chest and not small in size at all, what im wondering is, will this shrink so to speak with cardio, or do genetics come into play here, my waist and rib cage so to speak?
Not sure if im explaining this well
Now don't laugh please but here is how I think my body shape is wrt rib cage size and waist, can this change?
Not like this:
Small Waist
More like this:
Large Waist
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You should be looking at getting your weight down to about 80 ish then you'll be in the 10 percent range before you do another cycle.
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If I may ask, something new as of last night after 6 weeks of gyming 6 days a week
Last night was the 1st time I got wet from sweating, now, I know many will say I don't work hard enough etc, but I do, I always push as hard as I can, sometimes doing super sets if it allows and I never sweat, maybe ill get a wet layer on my skin, but not to the point where it runs
Last night I did legs, by the end of my session had sweat running down my face and legs and arms, what happened?
at 5:50 I had dinner, I never do this, I always eat after gym, I had a full chicken and salad, finished eating at 6:15
At 6:30 I had my NO Rage, 1 scoop to 500ml of water, drank half and left half for gym, at the same time I had my USN Creatine HCL, 4 pills with my NO Rage, last night would have been day 4 on creatine
So what caused it??
Was it the chicken dinner or the creatine starting to work with my system?
Thoughts please
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No more questions from my side on this, just have many questions is all, trying to get all the facts
I have what I need now, you already gave that to me yesterday
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You should probable be aiming for around 2300 cals a day not 3500 to 4500. Face it your carrying very little muscle so worrying about loosing 1kg of it shouldn't stress you out. Loosing the fat should
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AlexRon wrote: Should have said it was a very small chicken...lol
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But to get proper measurements and a meal plan towards my goals, I have an 8am appointment with a Dietician at Bedford Gardens on Tuesday
Full write up from weight to fat to water and meal plan and more, with second consult being R200 each time
It also includes all sorts of other tests for fat, health etc
R500 - 1 hour long charged to medical aid
nutritionplan.co.za/
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Started my cardio this morning with my run/jog, here is how it went
2.4 km - google maps calculation
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29min
396cal
av bpm - 118
max bpm - 160
fat burn 29min
fitness 11min
So I jog to hit a heart rate of 160 then walk till it comes down to 115 then job again and so on
Is the cal lost during this time ok??
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Stats:
total time - 58min
cal 625
avg bpm 121
max bpm 157
fat burn 50min
fitness 7min
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Also I have been recording all my measurements on bodybuilding.com since I started and did some new ones 30 mins ago, happy about the following so far
Lost 2cm on my stomach from 98cm to 96cm in 32 days - not great but at least its movement
Also lost on my chest and calves, not very happy about that
On another good note, I increased on my biceps and forearms and upper legs and shoulders... whoop whoop
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