Today is Shoulders/Triceps .. Big day for me. I am cutting.
Meal 1 : 2 scoop whey protein / 1 cup oatmeal / 2 fish oil caps * 500 cals*-50g protein/50g carbs
meal 2: 8oz chicken breast/string beans *200 cals*-50g protein
meal 3: 1 whole sweet potato / 6 oz tuna/ spinach-2 fish oil caps *500 cals*-45g protein/50g carbs
meal 4 : 1 and 1/2 cup oatmeal / 8oz ground turkey *600 cals*-80g carbs-50g protein
**WORKOUT**
post workout- 2 scoops whey protein/1 cup oats * 500 cals* -50g protein/50 g carbs
meal 5 : 1 whole sweet potato / turkey breast *500 cals*-50g carbs/50g protein
meal 6 : 1/2 cup cottage cheese / 2 fish oil caps * 100 cals*-20g protein
Now this is obvisouly a higher calorie day for me compared to other days in the week..but today i played a football game in personal fitenss and had to run bleechers..so i thought i'd up the cals a bit anyway .. i weigh 196 lbs
cals=2900
protein = 320 g
carbs = 250g
i use this plan on tuesdays and saturdays and saturdays is back...leg day i have carbs but just not like the ones i need for shoulders/tricpes... and twinpeak i was wondering if you think the cals were to high?
i use this plan on tuesdays and saturdays and saturdays is back...leg day i have carbs but just not like the ones i need for shoulders/tricpes... and twinpeak i was wondering if you think the cals were to high?
If you are losing weight, then the calories are not too high. They might be too high for an older person with a slow metabolism, but if I remember correctly, you are relatively young. Go with it, check your results, and adjust accordingly. There is no exact formula for everyone.
The only time it's bad to feel the burn is when you're peeing...
yeah i am losing..196 from 200lbs in 2 1/2 weeks...and Im noticing most of the loss like around the sides and really lower waist..so its amazing. This is weird though .. last saturday i binged on all junk food and still lost weight.
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