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    Saiyan Prince

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    please crtitique the diet

    for everyone who was involved in my current fat loss post
    http://ironmagazineforums.com/showthread.php?t=41413
    or anyone else who would like to comment, please critique my new diet

    again, i am 6' 2.5'' 208 lbs 16 years old, thanks!


    M1
    1 egg and 5 egg whites
    1/2 cup oatmeal

    1 TBS Flax Oil

    M2
    40g protein shake

    can of tuna

    M3
    1/2 cup brown rice
    1.5 cup vegis

    M4
    40 g protein shake
    8 oz chicken breast and 1 apple

    M5
    2 eggs and 4 egg whites
    1 apple
    1 TBS Flax Oil

    M6
    40g protein shake


    -Efrin

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    Can you post the macro division ( carbs, pro, fat ) and the total calories? Somehow I think it is not enough yet.

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    my diet is cheez nips and meaty foods and veggies

    all night

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    Quote Originally Posted by 419Para_Dice
    for everyone who was involved in my current fat loss post
    http://ironmagazineforums.com/showthread.php?t=41413
    or anyone else who would like to comment, please critique my new diet

    again, i am 6' 2.5'' 208 lbs 16 years old, thanks!


    M1
    1 egg and 5 egg whites
    1/2 cup oatmeal

    1 TBS Flax Oil

    M2
    40g protein shake

    can of tuna

    M3
    1/2 cup brown rice
    1.5 cup vegis

    M4
    40 g protein shake
    8 oz chicken breast and 1 apple

    M5
    2 eggs and 4 egg whites
    1 apple
    1 TBS Flax Oil

    M6
    40g protein shake


    -Efrin

    too much protein in meal 2 and you need carbs and fat there also

    you have no protein or fats in meal 3

    meal 4 has too protein and i would have a complex carb instead of fruit

    meal 5 - again i would add a complex carb and ditch the fruit

    meal 6 - never take protein alone. add some fats there (cottage cheese is excellent before bed)

    what meal is post workout? that might change things a bit.

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    Saiyan Prince

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    better..? im trying not to eat too many carbs before my workouts

    M1
    1 egg and 5 egg whites
    1/2 cup oatmeal
    1 TBS Flax Oil

    M2
    1 can of tuna
    1 bananna

    M3 Pre Workout
    20g protein shake
    1.5 cup vegis

    M4 Post Workout
    20g protein shake
    4 oz chicken breast
    1.5 cup brown rice

    M5
    2 eggs and 4 egg whites
    6 oz sweet potato
    1 TBS Flax Oil

    M6
    40g protein shake
    cottage cheese

    -Efrin
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    currently bulking

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    yeah umm..why are you eating rice and veggies in one meal and then chicken which is protein and a protein shake in another?

    man i'm about 5'11", 180lbs, 17% bf and this is what i'm starting on Monday...you want something that looks like this:

    My cutting diet I'm starting on Monday

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    why are you trying to not eat carbs before your workouts..

    where did you acquire your current "knowledge" of nutrition? you realize that you should be consuming carbs AROUND your workout time, don't you? that's the best time to eat carbs...pre and post workout..

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    i was under the impression that if i consumed carbs pre workout, i would burn them as energy instead of fat, and i dont want to do that.

    your diet looks great man, unfortunatley this is my first cutting diet attempt and i dont know much more about then what ive read going back in forth from the nutrition post to my piece of notebook paper.

    if you dont mind i'd like to use a similar diet to yours, because it looks really good and your body is very similar to mine at the moment

    thanks for the advice bro

    -Efrin
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    no problem dude, we all start somewhere.

    yeah you could add a couple things to mine to hit at least 2000 calories and then work from there.

    keep your fat 30-40g at least

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    all right man, thanks a lot. your help is much appretiated.

    -Efrin
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    this is a pretty good foundation for a clean diet. remember later on down the road if you want to change things up because you're getting bored of eating the same thing you can just switch out foods but keep similar nutrient facts, obviously

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    you gonna keep a log? i'm going to start one up, either here or over at avant labs
    best of luck to you. take pics along the way, it helps to see progress

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    yeah sure, i thought about one at avant labs, but i know im gonna do one here too. and yep, pictures are great, thanks for the help man

    -Efrin
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