So how about we all post what we eat tomorrow. Just to compare. And give us something to talk about, lol.
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Thread: First time BULKERS apply here ;)
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11-16-2010, 06:37 PM #361
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11-16-2010, 07:07 PM #362
How about now?
I've been running about 2150 cals M-F (workout days) and maintenance plus on Sat/Sun. Since I'm now on a 4 day split I may take it back a bit. Gaining 7 pounds in 11 weeks probably isn't sustainable for the next 3.5 months. I think muscle gains are flattening out a bit.
Diet is pretty fixed due to my food allergies.
Meal 1: 3/4c oatmeal with soy milk, water, sugar
Meal 2: 4oz chicken, squash, 1/4 ex large sweet potato
Snack: pumpkin muffin (made with coconut flour)
Meal 3: Same as 2
Meal 4: 6+ oz chicken, squash, 1/4 ex large sweet potato
Snack: pumpkin muffin or black bean chocolate cupcake or apple cake
Always have a few squares of dark chocolate.
Sometimes I will have steak, salmon, asparagus, black beans, and homemade apple sauce. Veggies are grilled with evoo.
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11-17-2010, 02:34 AM #363
Your muffins and cakes are screaming at me! I love pumpkin, i eat it every night.
Ok, I lift 5 days a week and do 30 minutes of moderate cardio 2x a week. Here's what i'm eating!
Meal 1
1/2 cup oats
2 egg whites
1/2 banana
2 Tbsp Whey
1 Tbsp sliced almonds
Meal 2
6oz Greek Yogurt(plain)
1/2 grapefruit
Tbsp Whey
Tbsp almonds
Splenda
Meal 3
4 oz chicken
4 oz sweet potato
1 cup broccoli
1 tsp olive oil
Meal 4
4 oz chicken
Spinach leaves
Shredded carrots
1 Tbsp sliced almonds
2 Tbsp Balsamic Vinagerette
Meal 5
1 Scoop Whey
1 cup Soy milk
Tbsp Cocoa Powder
Guar/Xanthum gum..lol
Stevia extract
Meal 6(probably my favorite!)
3/4 cups cottage cheese
1/2 cup pumpkin puree
1 Tbsp Peanut butter
1 Tbsp sliced almonds
Cinniman and splenda!
(I warm up the pumpkin and cinnamon and top it on the cottage cheese and pb!
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11-17-2010, 04:46 AM #364
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Okie dokies! I wore my Gowear fit for one whole day which was yesterday. I burned 2234 calories! Which isn't as high as a lot of other peoples, but I was actually pretty surprised by that because I am pretty sedentary and doing online courses for college at home. I wore it when I got it on a rest day, but only had it on for a half day and it filled in the time I wasn't wearing it based on my average burn and I burned 2000 cals. So that means I'd have a maintenance of around 2100 and I for bulking I get to eat around 2300
I'm starting to understand why I had such a hard time losing weight earlier this year. If my Gowear fit is right, I haven't even eaten at maintenace in about 5 years...Except for two times I tried bulking in the past year before but only ate at that level for a few weeks before I backed down. Not anymoreTeam Cookies Give You Superpowers
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11-17-2010, 05:50 AM #365
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11-17-2010, 07:51 AM #366
I'm not gobbles, but I've had mine since August and I don't know what I would do without it! It is very accurate for me, and useful as my activity changes day to day, and even over the course of weeks/months my average burn rate can go up or down, enough that I would need to adjust cals to stay in the surplus I'm aiming for. I plug it in at the end of each day to see around how much I've burned/how much more I need to eat to make my goals, and it is also very valuable to track my history over time compared to my intake.
Conversely, some people feel that they only need it for a week or so to get an idea of what they really burn, but I'm a gadget whore and still haven't gotten enough of the fun gizmo.
The GoWear is not a heart rate monitor (I wear one of those too, when I do HIIT or swim as you can't swim with a GoWear), and is much more accurate, especially in regards to non-exercise activity. There are numerous threads on the GoWear, some have the charts posted where you can see the kind of info you get with the program, like here:
http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showth...#post555629873
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11-17-2010, 08:35 AM #367
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I'll play
Meal 1:
Protein shake (almond milk, pausterized egg whites, 1 scoop whey)
Meal 2:
1% fat cottage cheese
1 oz of cinnamon roasted almonds
Meal 3:
4 oz sirloin roasted tip
1 box of green giant's steamer's vegetable medley
1 pack of wholly guacamole
1 small piece of dark chocolate
Meal 4:
1 medium fuji apple with 1 Tbs of Peanut Butter (white chocolate wonderful)
1 banana
1 piece of homemade pumpkin bread
Meal 5:
2 large tuna croquettes
2 cups of stir fry vegetables
1 small sweet potato
Meal 6:
1 cup of cottage cheese
This is roughly about 2200-2300 calories... Sometimes I'll throw a little ice cream here and there though... depending on how I'm feeling and if I dont pass out before I can even allow my munchies to creep in"The Way Out Is Through"
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11-17-2010, 09:14 AM #368
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Not tracking anymore, and had to throw this together quickly, so not exactly my norm:
Breakfast: 30g oatmeal, about 15 raisins, cinnamon/1 egg + about 1/2 cup egg whites
snack: 1/2 cup cottage cheese, about 20 frozen blueberries, 1/4 cup Kashi Go Lean
lunch: 2 cups mixed lettuces/spinach, 1 radish, 1/2 carrot, 1/4 cucumber, 5 snap peas, 3.5 oz chicken breast. 1T Annies balsamic vinagrette dressing.
snacks for the rest of the workday: light string cheese, whey protein shake with 4oz FF milk and 4oz water, 1oz wasabi almonds.
Dinner: who knows because I am having a Pampered Chef party tonight. Maybe a mini-pizza like the kids are having. 1 ww english muffin, 2T bbq sauce, 2 oz chicken breast, 2 oz 2% mozzarella cheese.
snacks: lots of misc snacks at my party tonight. We are having carrot cake cups, Greek yogurt hummus w/pita and bagel chips, tortilla chips + guac, Cheese crisps w/guac, honey-cardamom mixed nuts.Last edited by squeaks77; 11-17-2010 at 10:09 AM.
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11-17-2010, 10:41 AM #369
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On the move today, so a bit of a wierd mixture of stuff...
Breakfast: Quark w/ banana, PB, sweetener & cinnamon, an apple, some cold turkey, coffee w/milk
Lunch: Cold chicken, two bags of chocolate drizzled popcorn, a chocolate trifle type thing
Dinner: Turkey scrambled eggs w/salad, rhubarb & custard, yoghurt, dark chocolateThe Journal: Epiphanies, DOMS & Cottage Cheese
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11-17-2010, 11:01 AM #370
today looks like this:
breakfast: protein pancakes with maple syrup
PWO: vanilla protein shake with unsweetened almond milk and frozen peaches(that I froze this summer-SO yummy!)
and shredded wheat with almond milk and honey
lunch: grilled smoked turkey and cheese on ezekial bread(with small amount of olive oil mayo)
afternoon snacks(to be determined but more than likely): apples and peanut butter
dinner: meatloaf(made with lean turkey and beef), mashed potatoes, steamed cabbage, peas
and *most* importantly....pumpkin butterscotch chip cookiesIn my pursuit of achieving a leaner body I've realized I was better off before calorie counting...my life was more balanced and my lifting was more enjoyable so back to living,loving & lifting I am! No more weighing...myself or my food ;)
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11-17-2010, 11:06 AM #371
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11-17-2010, 12:01 PM #372
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ooohh!
Breakie-
Mini Wheats with protein powder in
almond milk and frozen blueberries
Mid-morning-
Coffee with french vanilla cream (mmmm!)
1/4 banana sliced with Skippy peanut butter
on top
Lunch-
Sandwich!
2 slices of whole wheat/flax bread
3 slices of turkey breast
1 whole, fried egg
honey mustard
1 mozzerella cheese slice
lettuce, tomato
Mid-day Snack-
Cliff bar
apple
1 can of sardines
Supper will be a chicken wrap-
3 oz of chicken fried in coconut oil
with green pepper, onions, garlic and
mushrooms, salt and pepper
Thrown in a:
tomato & basil whole wheat and flax
tortilla with cheddar cheese, ranch dressing,
tomato and lettuce (mmm!)
Before bed-
Cottage cheese, yoggurt, 1/2 scoop chocolate
protein powder, peanut butter granola, cocoa,
and peanut butter and stevia all mashed around
in a mug and eaten with a spoon (mmm!)Team Cookies Give You Superpowers
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11-17-2010, 12:58 PM #373
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11-17-2010, 12:59 PM #374
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11-17-2010, 03:52 PM #375
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So can I play too? This is not my 1st attempt at bulking. I have tried numerous times but always seem to "panic" when the stupid scale gets to a certain point and then I find excuses to cu - went to the Olympia last year so had to look "like I belonged", went on vacation to Mexico this past April so I "had to look good in a bikini". I just got done contest prepping for a bb comp this past weekend. Now its time to once again attempt to bulk. I am doing the OBF Bulking Challenge in the hopes that will keep me motivated to keep on going. I have been following this journal and you girls are a big motivator for me.....hoping you will all keep me on the straight and narrow. Anyway here is my bulking plan:
I started my new workout plan Monday and will be eating at maintenance for this week, which is about 2000 cals. I will add 30 grams of carbs each week until I reach 2500 cals and will hold there until I have reached a plateau and will re assess then. I will still be doing cardio as well. Throughout contest prep I was doing 6 40 min sessions. This week I will do 6 35 min sessions, next week 6 30 min sessions and the following week will do 5 30 min sessions. I'll hold at 5 30 min sessions as long as I keep gaining. Again will re assess if necessary.
The workout program I am following can be found here:
http://www.muscleandstrength.com/wor...out-split.html
I think this is a good solid plan but if anyone has any suggestions or comments, fire away.
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11-17-2010, 03:58 PM #376
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Here is what I ate today:
Meal 1
1 c egg whites
20 grams pb
Meal 2
175 grams ff greek yogurt
20 grams almonds
Meal 3
Vitatop muffin
1 Laughing Cow wedge
30 grams IsoFlex PP - orange burst
Meal 4
2 slices homemade ham'pineapple pizza
Meal 5
40 grams oats
1 c egg whites
20 grams ab
1 35 cal ff yogurt
Meal 6
30 grams Organic Daybreak cereal
1 scoop Myofusion pp
125 grams ff greek yogurt
100 grams blueberries
20 grams pb
Total macros:
cals = 1946
fat = 57 grams
carbs = 169 grams
pro = 199 grams
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11-17-2010, 04:02 PM #377
I like your plan except the cardio. Why oh why do you feel the need to do so much cardio?? Be brave and drop it entirely. It'll be so much easier to balance lifting and diet with just two factors, your muscles will get needed rest and recovery time, and cardio will be more effective if you save it for later on in the leaning out process.
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11-17-2010, 04:58 PM #378
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11-17-2010, 06:20 PM #379
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11-18-2010, 06:49 AM #380
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11-18-2010, 07:26 AM #381
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11-18-2010, 07:37 AM #382
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ProMera Sports SUMMER LOG PROMO: Con-Cret - http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=146257573 (complete)
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11-18-2010, 07:58 AM #383
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11-18-2010, 08:06 AM #384
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11-18-2010, 08:35 AM #385
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11-18-2010, 08:35 AM #386
I like cardio! I think it's great for circulation, nutrient partitioning, lung and heart health, etc. You don't have to over-kill it and turn into a cardio bunny, but there is absolutely nothing wrong with it.
If you like it, go for it. Just be sure to eat more to compensate for the calories being burned.
I used to be totally anti-cardio myself, but I still do it because of the health benefits. I just choose not to do steady-state because it bores the hell out of me.^_^
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11-18-2010, 08:39 AM #387
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I used to do steady-state 4-5x per week about 30-45 mins total...
Before I started my bulk (5-6 weeks now) I was doing 2x per week, HIIT, 15 minutes..
Because I'm bulking, right now, I do it about once a week, HIIT, 10 minutes... mainly just to keep my speed and heart health. When I decide to cut again, I plan to do 3x HIIT, 15 minutes max..."The Way Out Is Through"
Digital Bath Explained: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tmPBuSpmfA
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11-18-2010, 08:43 AM #388
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11-18-2010, 08:46 AM #389
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11-18-2010, 12:40 PM #390
Regarding cardio, I do one day a week of HIIT (15 min) for heart health and stuff. Otherwise, my cardio is fun/lifestyle stuff (horseback riding, walks with kids, walking on campus, errands, etc). And I do my HITT in the "movie room" at the gym, makes me sometimes want to do it longer to see the rest of the movie, LOL.
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