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Old 03-25-2004, 10:17 AM   #1
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Please take a look at diet

It's time to do this again, I plan to start april 1st

I plan on using the below program and want to make sure I have things in proportion. So please give any and all suggestions on improvements.
I do not eat veggies.

6:30 2 Lipo 6 (have been taking for 30days getting ready for this)
7:30 Meal 1 2 scoop protein
1T Cream 310 cal.
10:00 Meal 2 4 egg whites
1/4 c eggbeater
FF cheese 163 cal.
Some days may back down egg amounts and have a WW tortilla
11:00 2 Lipo 6
12:00 Meal 3 chicken breast
FF cheese
1/2C ranch style beans 295 cal
3:00 2 Lipo 6
3:30 Meal4 same as Meal 1

6:00 Meal 5 4oz lean beef
1/2c ranch style beans 300cal.
or ( weekends)
6oz sirloin 340 cal.


There will be hot sauce covering all of these meals and the calorie count for that is not figured in.
I plan to take some fish oil and CLA just not sure of the quanities I need.

Workouts
Mon.
walk 2 miles 4mph
legs ( on free weight bench)
abs high reps
20 min. HIIT
Tue.
walk (same as above)
arms,back,shoulders (free weights)
20 min. HIIT
Wed.
same as mon.
Thurs.
same as tue.
Fri.
Nothing
Sat.
Full body on Bowflex (it's different from the free weights)
Bleachers ( don't know how long, till I give out)
Sun.
Play BB, box, play with kids, push mow yard and generally stay active.

Hope that is enough info. to get some feedback.
Thanks,
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Old 03-25-2004, 10:49 AM   #2
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Why no carbs? You really need carbs more carbs.

Other than that it looks really good.



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IMO, I don't think you should do legs and HIIT on the same day UNLESS, you're not hitting the weights too hard prior to.




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Jodi - If carbs mean I can work in more tortilla's alternating FF & WW I can definetaly do that everything taste better in a tortilla.
I will also work in some sweet potato and corn.
Thanks

Babsie - I only have a limited amount of weights so my leg workout is not the quality you can get at a gym.
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and eat some veggies. (i'm bad about it myself...but we have to try )



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Momma...what part of Texas? Your bday is a day after mine!



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Jodi - If carbs mean I can work in more tortilla's alternating FF & WW I can definetaly do that everything taste better in a tortilla.
I will also work in some sweet potato and corn.
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No carbs as in sweet potatoes, brown rice oats. Not tortillas - those would be a very last resort.



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Old 03-25-2004, 12:38 PM   #8
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NG - I don't like veggies with the exception of potatoes and some beans, but nothing green. I try them from time to time just to make sure my taste buds haven't changed.

JLB - I live in west texas, near (east)of San Angelo, my initials are also JLB, my bd is a day before yours but I have a couple years on you.

Jodi - I will work in more complex carbs.

Thanks everyone for your input.
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have you tried adding different spices or butter buds or grilling your veggies? salads?

is west Texas near Goldthwaite?



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How funny! Are you another Jodie? Jen? Jill? We need a Julie to add to the J mix.



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Goldthwaite - is just over an hour from my house, and even alittle closer to my office.

Name is Jami

My last meal is at 6:00, because I walk in at 5:35 and don't stop running until I go to bed. I actually eat while running around doing stuff.
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hey Jami! nice name!
Cool! my sister and her lives in Goldthwaite.. Ill be in TExas for a couple weeks at least this early summer!

what time do you normally go to bed at?



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If you consider the fact that my husbands name is Jamie, we have plenty around the house.
I try to get to bed no later that 10:00 if all goes well.
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ha now that would be weird being married to someone of the same name!

would it be possible for you to get in a lil cottage cheese or protein shake with some healthy fats at say 8:30 or 9:00?



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Hi Jami!

My sisiter has a house full of J's too! LOL



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We can confuse the hell out of telemarketeres.

I don't eat cottage cheese, I don't see why I can't drink a shake while doing my chores.
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the shake would be good then! add some healthy fats to it if you can!



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Well, I want to thank everyone for the help, watch for my upcoming journal.
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NG - I don't like veggies with the exception of potatoes and some beans, but nothing green. I try them from time to time just to make sure my taste buds haven't changed.
What about celery and natty pb?



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Celery falls into the green category so it's out, my mom put some in stew the other day and I had to act like a little kid and pick it out.

natty PB I have followed your journal enough to know that it must be good, but what is it, where do you get it.
I do like regular PB, though it's been years since I have had any, because of it's fat content. If it's something I will eat (since I don't eat much) I am more than willing to give it a try.
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Natural Peanut Butter - you can buy it at any health food nutrition store, fresh ground, unsalted. It is high in fat but its a healthy fat. The stuff like Jiff is not as healthy for you.



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Thanks, I'll look for it.
And you just eat it off the spoon no bread or crackers?
I will have to watch it close, things high in fat always cause both weight and stomach problems for me. I'll give it a try.
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