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Guys have some sites to help with approximate nutritional values & conversion calculations:
www.elook.org/nutrition/a.html
www.gourmetsleuth.com/cookingconversions.asp
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Please have a look at this sample i devised. Tried to keep the carbs and protein in the right time brackets. Train at about 7:30pm as i only get to leave the office at bout 7pm. As in you're case i rely heavily on protein powders as well due to my work environment. The problem i have, however, is that i go to bed quite late (busy doing my masters), so feeling a bit worried bout my level of sustenance at night. Please check out my ratio's and feel free to make any suggestions. Planning to do a lean mass cycle end march (2 x 4wk on - 4kw off cycles back-to-back)
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Dirk, your e-mail got "lost" somewhere - could you perhaps re-send it, along with your diet and conversion table-thingy?
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1968.5 = 24/hr maintenance
2755.9 = Throwing gym and cardio in the mix
My Stats:
1.77m
87kg
27 yrs
BF% = Cant remember...will obtain at gym tomorrow, think its 24/5%
So...the plan is to eat 200 cal less and exercise. Last week I was averaging 1900 cal a day so it seems eating this little cal a day and exercising is not good for me. Think Im breaking down muscle at this rate, which I dont want to do. So Im gonna up my cal intake a day to 2550, and carry on exercising. Im also going to add the 3/4day eating plan thats mentioned previously.
So does this seem to be correct?
Just need to get the eating plan together now!
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Ok, so I just worked out via Doctari's provided forumula:
1968.5 = 24/hr maintenance
2755.9 = Throwing gym and cardio in the mix
My Stats:
1.77m
87kg
27 yrs
BF% = Cant remember...will obtain at gym tomorrow, think its 24/5%
So...the plan is to eat 200 cal less and exercise. Last week I was averaging 1900 cal a day so it seems eating this little cal a day and exercising is not good for me. Think Im breaking down muscle at this rate, which I dont want to do. So Im gonna up my cal intake a day to 2550, and carry on exercising. Im also going to add the 3/4day eating plan thats mentioned previously.
So does this seem to be correct?
Just need to get the eating plan together now!
*cough* here u go
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What I suggest is stick to the info that Doc provided in this thread. Pritty solid advice my man!!!
Ok, so follow a eating plan of about 2500 cals per day. Train with weights and do cardio about 8 - 10 hours after weight training. This decreases the risk for muscle breakdown!!!
Trust Nano, it works like a bomb!!! After Christmas and new years I was sitting at about 17%bf. Dropped down to 10,2% bodyfat by the first week in Feb.
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i'll be starting my diet on monday
will keep you guys updated on my progres
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On last question on calorie intake:
1968.5 = 24/hr maintenance
2755.9 = Throwing gym and cardio in the mix
Isnt 2755.9 calories a bit much??? I mean 1968.5 to maintain current body weight and 2755.9 if doing gym. Thats 787.4 calories extra. I only burn about 280 odd calories in a 20 min cardio session. Maybe 350 if pushing hard. Doesnt that mean Im taking in more calories thatn I using...so I will gain weight?
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1.77m
86.5kg
27 Yrs
23-24% body fat
Now taking Doctaris formula he provided:
For men:66,5 + (13,8 x total body weight in kg's)
+ ( 5 x lenght in cm)
- (6,8 x age in years)
= total Kcal MAINTENANCE/24h
66.5 + (13.8 x 86.5) + (5 x 177) - (6.8 x 27) = 1968.5 kCal for 24/h Maintenance
Since I do weights and carido in my morinign gym routine:
1968.5 x 1.4 = 2755.9 kCal 24/h Maintenance
So to lose weight I should be eating 200 cal less, which works out to 2555.9 kCal in 24/h. I just feel that its still feels kinda high? Just wanted to make sure I got this right etc? I want to burn fat as much fat as possible and not muscle. Would like to build a bit to replace the fat Im losing but main goal is to get rid of the flab and not affect muscle.
So are these values correct? Im I heading on the right path? When I train, I have been pushing hard. Feels good and seeing results (losing just over a kilo a week so far).
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