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My Daily Diet
- Hudlim031
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So Smally99 inspired me to type out my diet plan on here.
I would appreciate any comments on it and possible changes to lean out a bit without losing muscle.
Stats:
Age: 24
Height: 180cm
Weight: 84KG
Fat %: Well I am estimating between 10 and 12. I'll try and post some photos today or tomorrow.
Lean Body mass: (taken on 11%): 74KG
Calories for maintenance: 2460
Current Cycle:
Week 1-4 Winny 40mg ED
Week 1-14 Test Cyp + Proviron 20mg ED
Week 15-17 Test prop 150mg EOD + Winny 40mg ED
PCT 2
I have just finished the Winny, so I'm at week 4.
My diet on an average day. Pretty constant expect for dinner.
Breakfast 7:40
4 egg whites and 2 yolks
Hard rolled oats raw in Exox Synergy whey (1 scoop)
1 Banana
Snack 9:00
1 medium size carrot (raw)
Snack 10:30
Peach
Lunch 12:00
1 Chicken breast fillet cooked in butter
1 cup mix veg
1 cup brown rice/couscous
Snack 14:00
1 Medium banana
Snack 15:00
1 can tuna with mayo
Snack 16:00
60g raw peanuts
(train at 16:30)
Dinner 18:00 (or immediately after training
Hake fillets or 1 pork chop or lamb shop
1/2 cup brown rice
1 Cup broccoli
1 Cup Carrots
1 Cup Green Beans
Shake 20:00
Nutritech Whey (1 Scoop)
Snack 21:00
1 Can tuna with Mayo
Casein 22:00
1 Tbps peanut butter
According to My fitness pal this comes to about 3728 Cals
I train 6 Days a week
Monday - Chest and back + walk on Treamill
Tuesday - Shoulders and 2 Sets Calves
Wednesday - Legs
Thursday - Back and Chest + walk on treadmill
Friday - Arms + Skipping rope
Saturday - Calves and 2 sets legs with some HIT
Any comments? thanks Guys.
It's simple, if it jiggles, it's fat. - Arnold Schwarzenegger
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As for your meals:
As soon as you open your eyesin the morning hit
hit a High GI carb and fast digesting protein like whey.
Duplicate this as your Post workout shake.
Space meals 3 hours apart and aim for 5-7 meals a day.
Increase your protein intake from whole sources...
I don't understand your fat intake? Cooking chicken In butter and peanuts pre workout?
As a pre workout, oats, whey and some raisins.
Have more chicken bud, it's good stuff :woohoo:
Stick to your green and leafys but skip the orange and yellow veggies, just filled with sugar...
Instead of cous cous opt for basmati.
In fact try have Low GI carbs all the time except for those moments of waking and post workout.
Sweet potato is probably one of the best sources of carbs available, use it to your advantage.
Try using those guidelines to come up with something, stick to your alloted calories and post up your macros.
Tip on the high GI carbs, cornflakes with whey
When it hurts... That's when i start counting, because that's when it starts to count.
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Mason Might wrote: As soon as you open your eyes in the morning hit
hit a High GI carb and fast digesting protein like whey.
Duplicate this as your Post workout shake.
Mason Might wrote: Tip on the high GI carbs, cornflakes with whey
So Jungle Oats isn't the best thing in the morning? I've been eating 50g each morning, and 2 eggs. :huh:
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Mason Might wrote: As soon as you open your eyesin the morning hit
hit a High GI carb and fast digesting protein like whey.
This is the worst thing you can do!
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Does Cornflakes not have a lot of Sugar in it?Mason Might wrote: Bud to lean out a bit I would adjust your calories to 3500-3600 while on cycle and 6 weeks post PCT.
As for your meals:
As soon as you open your eyes in the morning hit
hit a High GI carb and fast digesting protein like whey. I have thought about this but I drink a big glass of water when I wake up. Always thought having just some water in your stomach for about half an hour is good.
Duplicate this as your Post workout shake.
Space meals 3 hours apart and aim for 5-7 meals a day. Gonna do this. Want to drop some of the fruit as it feels like it spikes insulin unnecessary
Increase your protein intake from whole sources...
I don't understand your fat intake? Cooking chicken In butter and peanuts pre workout?
I do have butter in the morning too and olive oil with dinner. Then there's the peanuts and peanut butter. Should I add more?
As a pre workout, oats, whey and some raisins.
Have more chicken bud, it's good stuff :woohoo: Haha yeah I do have chicken for dinner at times. :woohoo:
Stick to your green and leafys but skip the orange and yellow veggies, just filled with sugar... Gonna eat less carrots, more green beans and broccoli
Instead of cous cous opt for basmati.
In fact try have Low GI carbs all the time except for those moments of waking and post workout.
Sweet potato is probably one of the best sources of carbs available, use it to your advantage. Forget to add I eat this at least twice a week too.
Try using those guidelines to come up with something, stick to your alloted calories and post up your macros.
Tip on the high GI carbs, cornflakes with whey
It's simple, if it jiggles, it's fat. - Arnold Schwarzenegger
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Pyroclasm wrote:
Mason Might wrote: As soon as you open your eyesin the morning hit
hit a High GI carb and fast digesting protein like whey.
This is the worst thing you can do!
The bodies glycogen stores are low in the morning and ingesting a high GI carb will quickly replenish these stocks and stop any catabolism.
That's the reason I propose this practice, why do you disagree Pyro?
Is this perhaps an old school method of thinking that I have stuck to?
When it hurts... That's when i start counting, because that's when it starts to count.
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Like I said I don't understand your fat intake...
What are you macros and goals for those macros?
I haven't seen that so I'm looking at it as if the fat intake is high, but I may be wrong.
When it hurts... That's when i start counting, because that's when it starts to count.
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So what is the protocol?Pyroclasm wrote: Yeah man very old school. This does what you say but also kills insulin sensitivity.
Stay low GI all day except for Post workout?
When it hurts... That's when i start counting, because that's when it starts to count.
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