Howdy people.
Here are my details:
Male
182 cm
96.6 kg
around 25% bodyfat
Maintenance is more or less around 3,000 Calories
I am going to be in a fasting state (No water/food) from around 3AM to 7PM for a whole month. I have taken a look at leangains.com and I am planning to use the 40:40:20 ratio for carbs/prot/fat. I will be performing short intense cardio (15-20 min) and some bw exercises and moderate weight lifting. all in all I should be spending around 45min to 1hr in the gym.
I plan to eat 20% of my daily caloric needs at 7PM then after 1 hr workout then eat the post workout meal which will be 60% at around 10 and then eat the final 20% at around 2AM.
My goal is to lower my body fat %, so what I am wondering is if the ratio is the best for this sort of diet and the type of physical activity I will be doing. Also how much of a deficit should I run in terms of the calories? anything else I should take into account in order to maximize my weight loss? any specific type of foods should I be eating? I plan on getting carbs mostly from pasta and veggies. Protien from eggs, whey, and chicken. Also, is there any type of specific training program that should be followed? I'm contemplating following KETO for 2 weeks and then having a carbup prior to Ramadan.
thanks in advance guys
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07-14-2011, 03:33 AM #1
Ramadan Fasting Diet for weightloss
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07-14-2011, 03:38 AM #2
you need to read the stickies above to work out your calories etc. Meal timing means nothing, but if it suits you then go for it good luck
Sorry I Missed the Ramadan thing, this will workout fine. But basically if your unable to eat from 3am to 7pm. From 7pm to 3am when you can eat, it doesnt matter when you do eat or how many meals you have in that time frame. What matters is how many calories you consume in a 24hr time frame. So in the 8hrs you have to eat, get all your daily calories in (made up of your required macros) and in as little or many meals you like and everythingwillturnoutbetterthenexpected.jpgLast edited by nvs180; 07-14-2011 at 03:46 AM.
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07-14-2011, 04:09 AM #3
i think 20 60 20 % is not enough if you fast like me at ramadan your body will suffer around 12 hr no food or water so i suggest to do like this "i will follow this in the Aug" :
1-7 pm shake = iso whey+fast acting carb such grape juice or gatorade + creatine "if u take "+glutamine
2-730 hit the wt and prepare another shake = iso whey + grape juice or gatorde+glutamie
3-around 8 pm during the workout drink half of the shake you prepared to rehydrate your body
4-after the workout drink the other half.
5-i think you will found your silf hungry after 30-60 min because of the fasting the hole day and workout so get a meal " white rice + chiken breast " small one like 50 gram dry white rice and 100 g c.breast.
6- and keep doing so for the meal each 2-3 hr or when you feel hungry
7-shakes will help you alot cause easy to digest and absored : you feel hungry after 2 hr i think
8-before bed meal is your secret weapon against fasting " shake=skimmed milk+casien protein+glutime+fat " oilve oil or peanut butter or nuts"
*skimmed milk slow acting for slow digesting process
*casien very slow digesting protein could help you with 5-8 hr
*fat to make the digesting much slower
so after this shake you will not feel hungry for along time i think
workout :
you know that fasting and not eating make muscle loose so :
1-reduce number of ex for example
*chest : inc press 3x8 + flat press 3x8 + dec press 3x8
*back : 3 ex raws like bent over +db raw + pullup + t bar + over
*delt : dp press + bar press + side or front raise
*leg : sqaut + leg press + ham curl + leg extension
*bice : bar curl + db curl + hummer
*tri : skull crush + db press + rope pulldown
train one day on and one day off
if you have further Q just ask
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07-14-2011, 05:27 AM #4
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07-14-2011, 05:51 AM #5
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There's a retarded amount of misinformation in this thread. Consume your daily macro nutrient targets in the window of feeding available. I cannot advocate training without adequate hydration. If your gym is open when you break your fast, I'd recommend a small meal to fuel your work out if that is your preference or train fasted (possibly even BCAAs if you really want some sort of insurance/have deep pockets). Then eat the remainder of your calories as you see fit.
If your gym is not open tough luck. I keep a chin up bar and dumbbells/barbell with weights for when I'm feeling too lethargic to make it to the gym. At home you should at least be able to get a decent work out through weighted calisthenics and olympic lifts. It is of a paramount importance during a cut to maintain your strength in order to retain lean body mass."Suffer the pain of discipline or suffer the pain of regret"
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07-14-2011, 06:24 AM #6
OP, do not use ratio, use the minimum requirement for protein and fat then fill the rest with a combination of carb/pro/fat.
Read the stickies.
I fast from about 9-10pm to 4-5pm next day, and I train fasted. Feeling great so far.[Bleed Time Krew] Certified
I don't train really to win contests. Not to win friends. Not to look pretty. Not to look at some chick's ass. I train and train very hard cause it's uncomfortable. It's painful. It's demanding. I like that. Time to bleed. - Manu
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07-09-2013, 10:33 AM #7
My deit & workout plan for ramdan
sehri
brown rice 1 bowl
milk 1 glass
cheese 100gm one banana
workout timing
Half hour before iftaar
iftaar
2 glasse of water
dates 4
protien shake
after nimaz
tea or cofee
brown rice 1 bowl
chiken / turkey / musele
after ishaa (taravih)
4 egg whites 1 whole egg
steak
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during ramdan dont lift heavy in first ten instead inc rep range to 9 - 15
in next ten day try to lift heavy and reduce rep range to 4 - 8
and during last ten days in rep range to 9-15 again you can also try the following rep range
Week Rep Range
1 9-11
2 6-8
3 3-5
4 6-8
5 9-11
my ramdan workout goes as following
monday legs
front squats 4
leg curls 3
extension 3
stiff leg dead lift 3
tuesday chest
inc. barbell press 4
plain dumbell press 3
inclined flies 2
cross cable 2
push ups 2
wednesday back
chin ups 3
one arm dumbell rows 3
seated rowing 3
wide grip pull down 2
close grip pull down 2
thursday abs
friday shoulder
clean and press 3
militry press (back) 2
bent laterals 3
side raise 3
shruggs
satuday arms
------ i also do hiit on alternate days
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note : during feeding time try to hydrate ua self for workout and fasting
best of luck frnds and may god bless u all
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