Originally posted by Showdown
I'm going to try lowering the carbs even more than normal, and thought I might post my diet proposal here for further review and critique.
Meal 1 (7:00)
2 Whole Eggs
4 Egg Whites
.5 cup Cottage Cheese
1 Banana
I would only do a banana if post W/O...otherwise an apple of grapefruit here
Meal 2 (9:30) - Protein Shake
4 scoops Whey
.75 cup Oatmeal
1.5 tbsp. Peanut Butter
2 tsp. Flax Oil
Depending which powder...that may be excessive protein.......I'd go about 55-60 total P...the oats and P-nut butter have some, we usually measure oatmeal before cooking...so you are looking at 40 C?
Meal 3 (noon)
6 oz. Chicken Breast
.25 cup raw walnuts
Good place for some Sweet potato, veggies or greens, oil based dressing
Meal 4 (3:00)
6 oz. Tuna
1 tbsp. Mayonaisse
salad or vegetable
Best looking meal, I'd go 1.5 cans of tuna, and 1.5 mayo
Meal 5 (5:00) - Post Workout Shake
5 scoops Whey
.75 cup Oatmeal
1.5 tbsp. Peanut Butter
1 tsp. Flax Oil
Again, excessive whey?
Meal 6 (7:30)
6 oz. Chicken Breast
Salad, Vegetable, etc.
fat source? Butter or oil based dressing
Rough breakdowns are 49/15/36 at 2750 calories. I say rough breakdowns because of the salad/vegetable substitutions and I also plan on substituting salmon or sardines for the tuna in meal 4. Carb-up occurs one day on the weekend (non-workout day).
I'm a little concerned about the fat level; I'm not sure if I should lower it to around 30 and increase the protein (to keep the calorie levels the same) or if I should simply increase protein and calories. (I'm currently at 230, 13.8%. I don't want to cut too fast.)
What 'cha all think?
Fat looks good, about 15 grams a meal ave, Carbs good, try to level out the protein a little more, so the fat and fiber can prevent gluconeogenesis
I'm seeing about 330 -360 P 100 C and 90 F with the suggested changes...so calories are ballparked were you said, the question is "Where have you started from? "
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). I've already done a successful cut this way and was still able to continue to see LBM gains. I'm just trying to continue fine tuning the diet.
