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    Question My Meal and supplement tips? Rate it

    How would you rate this diet and workout routine?

    Wake up eat 1-2 eggs with 2 slices of whole grain bread 2 cups of 1%milk (400 calorie breakfast)

    1 hour latter(snack) eat an apple or orange sometimes nothing.

    about 1 1/2 hours (after snack) later eat a can of tuna with veggies

    eat another snack 1 hour latter usualy an orange (this is an always snack)

    1 hour later eat another can of tuna with veggys or 1/2 a subway footlong of chicken breast

    then 40 min later during the weekdays i either do 2hrs of track or im doing 3 hours of life guard traning (sprint swimming, push ups, ab work outs) when doing life guarding we get a brake in those 3hours to eat usualy after the second hour going into our third i eat an orange or nothing (the 3rd hour isn't as intense as the first 2 but still tiering) should i drink a serving of isopure low carb protein during our brake or once were done with the days training?

    after all that is done i go home eat a normal meal of beans and veggys(around 7:30pm) and that would be my last meal of the day

    ill sometimes snack a bannana around 9pm since i stay up till around 12pm

    im trying to get lean and build muscle i dont do much weight training only use my body as weight (push ups, sit ups, pull ups, dips things like that)

    so those are my questions when should i drink the protein shake?
    and hows my diet? hows my work out? will it build lean muscle?
    im a male, 5'7, weigh 139.5, 8-12% fat
    (i consume from 1200-1500 calories daily in all)

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    My Meal and supplement tips? Rate it

    Rating: 7/10.

    I like all things piked!
    For a regular guys like us that's very good & healthful workout procedure.
    I would like to came back time and again. great Job

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    Yeah you can drink that protein shake. You could use more protein. You could also get a more tasteful breakfast without that milk and 2 pieces of toast. Your loss/gains depends on calories taken in and calories burned. As long as you burning more than you eat with some good all around lifts you will trim your body.
    "Train like God is watching"

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