My position has been changed by my coaches from cornerback to middle linebacker. At only 144lbs. they want me to go on a 4,000-5,000 calorie diet. Can anyone give me a diet plan that I could follow now until August? Thanks in advance...
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Thread: 4,000-5,000 Calorie Diet
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04-24-2005, 06:50 PM #1
4,000-5,000 Calorie Diet
5'6"
Weight: 145 (Last Month)144lbs
Body Fat - 13.1% (LM) 11.6%
Bench - 180 (LM)175
Squat - 265 (LM)245
Hang Clean - 170 (LM)155
40 - 5.61 (LM)5.62
Vertical - 24.1 (LM)21.9"
Position - Inside Linebacker
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04-24-2005, 06:52 PM #2
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04-24-2005, 06:54 PM #3
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04-24-2005, 06:57 PM #4
My metabolism is pretty rediculous actually, I eat ALL the time but never gain weight so that's why im doing the 4,000-5,000 calorie diet, with my lifting program and track it should do a lot of good.
5'6"
Weight: 145 (Last Month)144lbs
Body Fat - 13.1% (LM) 11.6%
Bench - 180 (LM)175
Squat - 265 (LM)245
Hang Clean - 170 (LM)155
40 - 5.61 (LM)5.62
Vertical - 24.1 (LM)21.9"
Position - Inside Linebacker
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04-24-2005, 07:02 PM #5Originally Posted by MikeCB45
Yeah that's honestly probably a good number range. I'm exactly your same size (5'6"/144) and when only lifting, I take in 3000-3200 calories and am able to cleanly bulk (read: don't gain all that much weight.....i'll probably be upping the calories soon).
So if I'm running and stuff, I'd have to up the calories a lot more. I know everyone's metabolism is different, but 4000-5000 isn't all that crazy at all.
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04-24-2005, 07:10 PM #6
Yeah, it's not crazy at all and it should work well for me. So does anyone have a diet plan or a website where I could find one?
5'6"
Weight: 145 (Last Month)144lbs
Body Fat - 13.1% (LM) 11.6%
Bench - 180 (LM)175
Squat - 265 (LM)245
Hang Clean - 170 (LM)155
40 - 5.61 (LM)5.62
Vertical - 24.1 (LM)21.9"
Position - Inside Linebacker
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04-25-2005, 04:37 AM #7
Try Mauro DiPasquale's Metabolic Diet for examples of bulk diets, but don't worry about taking in so few carbohydrates. You need them to energize your football workouts!
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05-07-2009, 07:51 PM #8
Very true Carbs are a very important part to any lifter wishing to gain size. Once u know the difference between complex and simple they are very effective in helping your gains. Simple carbs are your sugars that burn very fast. After consumption it takes about 15-30 min for your body to start burning them. the energy usually lasts about 45 min and are a good way to help slow the burning of your complex carbs which you will need later in your excercise. So eating an apple or other form of glucose which is a natural sugar 15- 30 min before lifting is benificial because saving those complex carbs like oatmeal, bread, pasta ect. for later help keep weight on by burning the carbs in stead of your calories. Thats why it seems impossible to put on weight. I know from experience when i first started body building i was 195lb at 6'2" 11.7% now im 214 @ 8% remember to eat clean and stay at least 80% consistent and you will see cange. A cheat meal every now and then is ok. and stay away from sodium it makes false gains due to water retention especially on creatine. Be sure to take a protien drink after work out to help the regroth process. Before bed mals are important also for peope with super fast metabolisms like myself
high calories wont make u fat if u eat clean and train hard like any football playr does so dont listen to boe heads that discourage a dietlike that.Last edited by BigZe; 05-07-2009 at 07:55 PM.
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05-07-2009, 08:20 PM #9
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09-20-2009, 01:01 PM #10
here is a 3000 & 4000 cal diet for you
I would start with the 3000 for about a few weeks then go to the 4000
3000
8:00 am Breakfast:
2 cups Cottage cheese, light/low fat
3 cups Bran cereal, all varieties
2 cups Strawberries
1 2/3 tsp Olive, Flax, Hemp or Salmon Oils
56g P - 72g C - 15g F - Calories: 647
11:00 am Lunch
8 oz Chicken breast, skinless
2 1/4 cups Beans, green or yellow
1/4 cup Beans, black
1/2 cup Chickpeas
1/2 cup Cucumber
1 Pepper (bell or cubanelle)
3/4 cup Pasta
1 2/3 tsp Olive, Flax, Hemp or Salmon Oils
2:00 pm Mid Meal:
8 oz Tuna, canned in water
1 cup Celery
1 cup Cucumber
1 Pepper (bell or cubanelle)
1 cup Tomatoes
1 cup Grapes
2 whole Pita
2/3 tsp Olive, Flax, Hemp or Salmon Oils
18 Peanuts - 56g P - 72g C - 15g F - Calories: 647
5:00 pm Dinner:
8 oz Beef, lean cuts
2 cups Potato
1 2/3 tsp Olive, Flax, Hemp or Salmon Oils
2 Peppers (bell or cubanelle)
1/4 cup Baked beans
56g P - 72g C - 15g F - Calories: 647
8:00 pm Snack:
4 oz Cheese, low or non fat
2 cups Blueberries
9 Almonds, whole
28g P - 36g C - 9g F - Calories: 337
Total Daily Portions: Protein: 266g Carbohydrates: 342g Fat: 63g Calories: 2999
4000
6:00 am Breakfast:
1 1/2 cups Yogurt, plain, low fat
6 Egg whites
1 cup Pineapple
1 2/3 tsp Olive, Flax, Hemp or Salmon Oils
3 Eggs, whole
2 slice Whole grain bread
63g P - 81g C - 15g F - Calories: 711
9:00 am Snack:
1 cup Cottage cheese, light/low fat
28 grams Protein powder
1 cup Grapes
3 tbsp Barley
1 oz Sunflower seeds
56g P - 72g C - 15g F - Calories: 647
12:00 pm Lunch:
5 oz Cheese, low or non fat
3 cups Vegetable soup
1 1/3 cups Oatmeal
4 Crackers
12 Peanuts
1 cup Milk, low fat (1%)
63g P - 81g C - 15g F - Calories: 711
3:00 pm Mid Meal:
9 oz Turkey breast, skinless
1 3/4 cups Chickpeas
1/2 cup Mushrooms
1/4 cup Onions
1/2 head Lettuce, iceberg
1 1/2 cups Cherry tomatoes
5 tbsp Almonds, slivered
63g P - 81g C - 15g F - Calories: 711
5:00 pm Dinner:
8 oz Beef, lean cuts
1/2 cup Tomato, puree
2 cups Celery
3 cups Carrots
1 2/3 tsp Olive, Flax, Hemp or Salmon Oils
1 cup Rice
1 cup Milk, low fat (1%)
63g P - 81g C - 15g F - Calories: 711
8:00 pm Snack:
35 grams Protein powder
2 cups Milk, low fat (1%)
2 cups Raspberries
1 1/2 tbsp Barley
1 2/3 tsp Olive, Flax, Hemp or Salmon Oils
49g P - 63g C - 15g F - Calories: 583
Total Daily Portions: Protein: 350g Carbohydrates: 450g Fat: 90g Calories: 4010
Do your best and forget the rest.(Tony Horton P90X)
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