I've been spending a few days trying to develop a cutting diet. I'm targeting 2350-2480 calories per day. I have some questions though because I seem to have a lot of milk in there, but, its generally early in the day, which might be ok. Also, I'm not sure, but, maybe too many carbs?
6:00 am
Cardio for 25-30 mins.
HCA stack
7 am
Whey in skim milk
or
2 whole eggs
10:00 am
Oatmeal and Yogurt
1/2 cup nuts
12:00 pm
A sandwich chicken or turkey slices. Gotta make sure
this is up to 30g of protein.
3:00 pm (pre workout)
slice of whole wheat bread
can of tuna
4:00 pm
Workout
5:30 pm
Whey in water
7:00 pm
Dinner. Generally a chicken breast with veggies.
11:00 pm
Whey in water
Cottage Cheese
1 tbsp Flax oil
I've got carbs in there, but, generally earlier in the morning. I dunno, should I cut out the oatmeal in the morning? Yogurt? I'm not really sure what to eat at 10 to get up to the 30g of protein mark. I don't wanna be eating tuna or chicken two hours before I'm going to have lunch
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Thread: Cutting diet?
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04-19-2002, 10:14 PM #1
Cutting diet?
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04-20-2002, 09:39 AM #2
7 am - add some carbs - post workout? leave the milk
1/2 hour later maybe have some glutamine
the 1/2 again have so protein and carbs
10 - needs more protein
12 - what sandwhiches? wheat i hope
3pm - seems ok
7 - good
11 - leave the whey cottage cheese enough
need more fats cut more carbs out, not enough sleep!
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