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    my diet

    okay so i spent the morning looking at my diet and changing a few things. I am currently 5 foot 5 and weight 168 pounds around 12 stone. My goal is to build muscle and hopefully compete someday. I am eating 6 meals a day however meal 5 changes on a day to day basis but mostly it consists of potato or pasta, vegetables and meat or chicken or fish. i have not counted this meal in the figures but im estimating meal 5 to be around 800 calories so my total in the other 5 meals is 2254 so that would bring my calorie intake to 3000. I know it would have been easier for you guys if i had added meal 5 but like i said it changes alot but is mainly a healthy meal.

    Ok so this is my diet
    meal 1-porridge+milk+10almonds+tbl peanut butter+pure protein shake
    meal 2-2 oat cakes+cottage cheese+protein shake muscle gainer
    meal 3-2 brown toast+2 eggs+2 turkey rashers+protein shake muscle gainer
    meal 4-1banana+ pure protein shake
    meal 5-THIS MEAL CHANGES DAY TO DAY
    meal 6-pure protein shake+greek yogurt with almonds

    this works out as...

    2254 calories, 208g protein, 235g carbs, 53g fats
    (now remember this is no including meal 5)

    I done my percentages and it works out at 37% protein, 42% carbs and 21% fats

    my workout consists of a split

    day 1-back and bis and abs
    day 2-cardio
    day 3-shoulders and chest
    day 4-cardio
    day 5-off
    day 6-legs and tris and abs
    day 7-cardio

    ok so i just want to know is this a half decent diet and will i make progress if i follow this?

    thanks in advance

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    First off, if you didn't read the stickies, please do. They help a TON.

    The protein seems to be a good place to start for now, but you want to up it as you get bigger. Also, those fats should probably go up a bit. Carbs have their place, but you need to change that aspect if you start getting too much fat on your body.

    Just read those stickies.

    Also, don't get too nutty about that cardio if your trying to gain. Not saying don't do it, but keep the sessions around 20 minutes 2-3x a week.

    Lastly - Don't go crazy with the weight scale! Let the mirror do most of the talking k?

    Good luck and be consistent. The gains will come with TIME.

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    Meal 6 would be the dinner?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ihto109 View Post
    Meal 6 would be the dinner?
    pretty sure meal 5 is dinner which is why it is changing for him everyday...I used to be on my own diet like this. 5 meals of the daily 6 are set and dinner is always different. It worked for me...

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