Breakfast:
4 egg whites 1 egg yolk
1 cup oats
1 scoop whey
250g Banana
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Calories-780 | Fat -14g | Carb-116g | Protein - 54g
Pre work out meal:
200g sweet potato
130g chicken breast
150g banana
100g vegetable
5 almonds
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Calories-600 | Fat -9g | Carb-80g | Protein - 50g
Post work out meal:
200g brown rice
165g chicken breast
200g vegetable
1 medium apple
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Calories-675 | Fat -9g | Carb-87g | Protein - 64g
Meal 4:
85g whole wheat pasta
120g lean 93% ground beef
5 almonds
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Calories-515 | Fat -12g | Carb-66g | Protein - 42g
Meal 5:
150g tilapia fish
150g vegetables
1 slice of bread
5 almonds
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Calories-351 | Fat -10g | Carb-24g | Protein - 46g
Pre sleep:
250g 1% CC
45g Natural PB
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Calories-780 | Fat -26g | Carb-17g | Protein - 47g
TOTAL: ~ 3450 calories | 400g Carbs | 300g Protein | 80g Fat
Macors: P35%/C45%/F20%
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08-16-2007, 08:07 PM #1
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Critique my bulking diet please!!!
When you think you’re done you’re only 40% into what your body is capable of doing and that’s just the limits that we put on ourselves. - David Goggins
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08-16-2007, 08:21 PM #2
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Looks really solid.
You could also try having about 50% of your "carbs" at breakfast (not including veggies). The other 50% of your carbs for the day could be split up evenly between your 2 meals that come Post workout. The other 3 meals would be basically proteins & fats with lots of veggies.
So, 3 Protein & Carb meals(breakfast= 50%, 1st post workout meal = 25%, & 2nd post workout meal 25%) & 3 Protein & fat meals with veggies.
Use the same macro percentages as you listed earlier.
Just a suggestion.
Best of Luck
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08-16-2007, 08:31 PM #3
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You don't really need 300g protein.
Studies have shown that having less then >25% of your daily calories ingested from fat can effect hormone production. So, IMO, I would lower the protein and up the fat.
Edit: On second thought, I didn't see how much you weighed. Lower the CHO (carbs), not the proteinThe only time you'll ever see 'success' before 'work' is in the dictionary
OGZERS, it's been 3 hours and 6 minutes since my last meal, teh biceptz are going catabawlick!!!!
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08-17-2007, 01:41 PM #11Activate Xtreme/Sizeon Log:
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08-17-2007, 09:26 PM #17
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The following contain roughly 23-25g of carbs
6 oz Orange juice, 2 Tbsp raisins, 2 rice cakes, 4 oz potato(pre cooked), 3 oz yam(pre cooked), 1/2 english muffin, 1/2 bagel, 1 cup unsweetened apple sauce.
Also, if you are not losing fat mass.First off reduce carbs at each meal by 25 %. If you stall out add three 30 min interval cardio sessions/week to the mix & work up to 5-6 45 minute interval cardio sessions/week. If you stall again reduce carbs by another 25 % & go on a rotational diet. 3 days of lower carb & 1 day of higher carbs( same amount as before second 25% cut). Do these in 2-3 week increments over a 16 week period or until you hit your target BF %. This should help you retain your hard earned muscle mass.
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