What do you think of this routine & diet plan - FOR FEMALE
Hey guys,
I'm setting up a diet plan and a workout regimen for a female friend of mine. She is 5'6 and weighs 60.8 KG. Her goals are to loose a couple of inches of her thighs and go down to about 58 KG.
This is the diet plan I have set out for her: (Following the 50-30-20 Plan):
Meal one: Breakfast
1/2 cup oats (29G CARBS, 180 CALS)
1 small apple (14G CARBS, 56 CALS)
3 large egg whites (15G PROTEIN)
TOTAL: 287 Calories
Meal two: Pre-lunch before workout
Protein shake (24G PROTEIN, 110 CALS)
1 Banana (20G CARBS, 89 CALS)
TOTALl 199 Calories
Meal three: After gym
Chicken breast 6 oz. (54G PROTEIN, 279 CALS)
Brown rice 100 g (38G CARBS, 111 CALS)
Mixed vegetables 1 cup (16G CARBS, 90 CALS)
Protein shake (24G PROTEIN, 110 CALS)
TOTAL: 590 Calories
Meal four: Snack
1 Yoghurt (3.5 G PROTEIN, 62 CALS)
Protein shake (24G PROTEIN, 110 CALS)
Nuts, cashew 20 g (8.8G FAT, 111 CALS)
TOTAL: 283 Calories
Meal five: Dinner
Sweet Potato 100 g (20.3G CARBS, 86 CALS)
Lean Steak 200 g (48G PROTEIN, 110 CALS)
Steamed carrots 78 g (6G CARBS, 27 CALS)
Protein shake (24G PROTEIN, 110 CALS)
TOTAL: 477 Calories
Meal six: Before Bed
Protein shake (24G PROTEIN, 110 CALS)
1 Yoghurt (3.5 G PROTEIN, 62 CALS)
BB Squats 3 x 10 reps
Hip Thrust 3 x 12 reps
Walking Lunges 3 x 12 reps
Deadlift 3 x 8 reps
Hamstring curl 3 x 10 reps
Band standing abductions 3 x 12 reps
ABS:
Since she wanted to focus on getting a flat belly and working on the obliques and lower abs, I've included these:
AB V holds
Hanging Leg raises
Reverse Crunches
Exercise ball leg lifts
Exercise ball decline plank
Bench ab v ups
You might be starving her a bit. That diet plan is like 800 calories below maintenance. Not sure though, I'm not an expert on losing weight lol Also, have her do full body workouts. I understand she wants to lose inches on her thighs and belly but there's really no such thing as losing fat in one specific body part. She might be able to get away though with just doing leg workouts since legs require a lot of energy (thus burning more calories). And the ab workouts will get her defined abs if that's what she's looking for. But like I said, I'd recommend having her exercise as many muscles as possible to prevent imbalances and disproportionality.
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