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    Cutting and diet plan

    Hello all,
    I have been away from the boards for some time, i always come here looking for advice from workout to diet plans. I have gained some weight and am looking a little pudgy around the stomach region. I am currently 6ft tall and weigh 235 pounds. In the past i have come here looking for advice and you all helped me out a lot as i cut down to 215 pounds over a 4 month period. I am currently planning on starting this diet when i go back to college. My plan is to cut and keep muscle mass as to almost everyone on this board. I will show you my workout routines, and my pre=planed diet tell me what you think!

    Workout:

    Monday:
    Bike 12 min, in a HIT style burns about 120 calories and i reach about 3.5 miles.
    Squat: 185x12 225x12 275x8
    Leg Extensions (Machine): 3 sets of 12
    Bench: 3 sets of 12
    Lat Pull Down: 3 sets of 12
    Flys: 3 sets of 12
    Calfs: 3 sets of 12
    Bi's and Tri's: 3 sets of 12

    Tuesday:
    Bike 12 min, in a HIT style burns about 120 calories and i reach about 3.5 miles.
    Leg Press: 3 sets of 15
    Leg Curls (Machine): 3 sets of 15
    Bench Press free weights: 3 sets of 15
    Low Row Machine: 3 sets of 15
    Decline Bench: 3 sets of 15
    Shoulder Press: 3 sets of 15
    Calfs: 3 sets of 15
    Bi's and Tri's: 3 sets of 15

    Thursday:
    Same as Monday

    Friday:
    Same as Tuesday

    There is the workout plan, i know its not a push pull but i gathered this information from a book i purchased and through in some of my own knowledge change the weight and set reps weekly to confuse your muscles and prevent a peak. I don't struggle with the weight lifting material as much, but the diet plan is where im lost!

    Monday:
    Breakfast at 8 AM:
    Instant Oatmeal, apple, and one large fried egg


    10:30
    Baby Carrots, One celery stalk dipped in fat free ranch



    12:30-1:00
    One can starkist tuna with water, two whole wheat pieces of bread (Mayo for the tuna), 6 oz salad with Italian dressing


    4:00

    Protein powder 2 scoops with water


    6:00 workout

    8:00
    Grilled boneless chicken breast on the George Foreman, green beans

    There is the setup diet i would plan on following each day with some additions to better suite and change up the diet, like salmon, and or some lean beef.

    Calorie Makeup of the above meal: 1,515 calories
    52.2 fat grams
    129.9 grams of carbs
    136.8 grams of protein
    Saturated fat grams 12.1
    Polyunsaturated 17.0 grams
    Monounsaturated 17.5 grams

    There is the information i think you guys need to critique my diet and workout plan. Any additions and subtraction advice would be greatly appreciated.
    Thanks guys,
    Tyler

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    more pro - double it, better post workout nutrition, keep reading

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    Quote Originally Posted by tyman502 View Post
    Calorie Makeup of the above meal: 1,515 calories
    52.2 fat grams
    129.9 grams of carbs
    136.8 grams of protein
    Saturated fat grams 12.1
    Polyunsaturated 17.0 grams
    Monounsaturated 17.5 grams
    Your protein and fat are pretty low. In general you want ~1.0-1.5 g of protein/lean body mass and ~0.5g of fat/lean body mass. Kick these up and lower the carbs. Please read the link below for complete details: *** READ ME FIRST - Homework #1 for Newbies ***
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    What everyone else said and move the HIIT to the end of the workout. And there are way better splits besides doing a full body workout four times a week.
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    What are good carb substitutes i should add to this meal, i don't want to give up the bread for my tuna sandwich at lunch time.

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    Could i add a serving of white rice to the last meal of the day? I think this would be a good addition but also add carbs.

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    I'd skip the morning oatmeal and add rice to the postworkout. Should be a better use.
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    Sounds like a plan, i will post my advancements here in two weeks. Thanks guys, love the board and the site.

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