What do you guys think of my 1 week transformation. lol
Week 1 of 12.
0 cardio, just diet -_-
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Thread: 1 week transformation pics!
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01-14-2013, 07:10 PM #7
- Join Date: Jun 2007
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Hardcore weight training 6 days a week as usual.
Im not going to begin counting calories until the last 4 weeks. I have been doing low carb, high protein to prevent muscle wasting.
Complex carbs when I wake up, workout, Complex carbs post workout... then the next 4 meals are low carb high protein... This is working great because my gym performance isn't suffering thanks to the carbs first thing in the morning@PreChewz Sponsored Athlete. The Best Chewable Pre-workout!
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01-14-2013, 07:23 PM #9
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Well yes, Chicken/veggies, Salmon,tuna, talipia/ veggies, steak/veggies, High protein shakes with low carbs/water. I usually eat greek yogurt before bed, i traded that out for cottage cheese because its lower carb. 2 servings 24g of protein, 8g carbs. natural peanut butter 2 servings as a snack 15g protein, 7g carbs.
Ive also been eating protein style double burgers at in-n-out, its wrapped in lettuce. About 5g of carbs from the serving of sauce they put on! mmmm
My plan is to get from 13% body fat to 8% within 7 weeks through just diet. Trying to keep muscle mass. Then the last 4 weeks of the transformation, count calories, begin cardio sessions and get to 4% by the end of the transformation@PreChewz Sponsored Athlete. The Best Chewable Pre-workout!
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01-14-2013, 07:30 PM #14
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Heavy weights, switch up your routine every 3 months also.
i did back/bi chest/tri forever... Then when i switched to just chest/delts, back, arms, legs... Thats when my arms exploded.lol They could use heavier weight because they weren't tired when they had their own day.
Now I keep switching back and fourth between routines every 3-5 months.@PreChewz Sponsored Athlete. The Best Chewable Pre-workout!
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01-14-2013, 08:15 PM #24
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Diet is a little different every day.
Meal 1- pre workout
Steel cut oatmeal 1cup. I serving of shredded almonds, 1 1/2 cup of milk. splenda.
1/2 cup Egg whites, 1 scoop protein (20g), water.
Meal 2- post workout
2 turkey burgers, whole wheat bun. spinach salad.
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8oz Lean meat with a complex carb (sweet potato, baked, brown rice, eziekiel bread)
Meal 3-
High protein shake, low carb. 40g in water
Meal 4-
8oz Lean meat (chicken,fish,steak,beef,turkey) with 1 1/2 veggies. Broccoli, mixed veggies. Fav is organic broccoli.
Snack- 2 servings of natural peanut butter, just on a spoon.lol
Meal 5-
Cottage cheese 2 servings.24g of protein, 8g carbs.
Basically I lost body fat keeping it low carb (except for around workout) And high protein to prevent muscle wasting. The carbs around gym time help give me energy in the gym and repair muscles. At night I have little energy because of lack of carbs, but in the morning my gym performance has not suffered at all.
I honestly have not been working abs except a few leg raises a week, no cardio, I would hate to lose muscle so the progress needs to be slow.
Also gonna cut a little more the last 4 weeks. Like using water in my oatmeal instead of milk. Using iso pure protein shakes with 0 carbs. No sauces on anything, wish me luck on my journey to 4%@PreChewz Sponsored Athlete. The Best Chewable Pre-workout!
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01-14-2013, 08:38 PM #26
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NOOO god no! Use oatmeal! Ive tried replacing oatmeal with good cereal. (speical k protein, kashi go lean, oatmeal squares). You don't get any of the good benefits of low glycemic, lowering blood pressure. I dont think they are complex carbs either. All i noticed is i got alot softer, BF went up because there is more calories, fat, sugars, corn syrup and hidden junk in the cereals as well. Ill only eat cereal once a week when i get sick of oatmeal.
As for milk its skim, and the only reason im keeping it in is for calcium benefits with my heavy lifting. It will be taken out in the last few weeks. Theres really no need for whole milk unless your wanting more dairy fat, which your not@PreChewz Sponsored Athlete. The Best Chewable Pre-workout!
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