2 cup Frozen Vegetables (Broccoli/Cauliflower/Carrots)
3 Flax oil capsules
Snack 7:30 ( 331cal 35p 27c 10f )
4oz (raw) Chicken Breast Or equivalent measure tuna or shrimp
3 cup salad (Lettuce/spinach/broccoli/mushrooms)
16g Sliced Almonds
Pre Bed 10:30 ( 358cal 42p 13c 16f)
1 1/4 cup 1% Cottage Cheese
26g Natural PB
Totals
2766 Cals
270g Protein
306g Carbohydrates (55g Fiber)
68g Fat (16g Saturated... is this ok?)
*This diet is for workout days.
*Non workout days will have the following changes:
Mid Morning : add 1/2 cup milk and 20g Oats
No PWO Shake (obviously )
PPWO : Replace 1 can Tuna with 5oz chicken, or use 1.5 can tuna and add 1 cup veggies
*On occasion I will replace breakfast with Protein pancakes, or replace my 7:30 Snack with a huge omelete, but I try to keep the numbers about the same.
Let me know what you guys think, my previous diets were just too complicated and i was straying from my set meals...
How are you getting 52g carbs from this?? 200g cooked sweet tato is only 41g carbs??
Dinner 4:30 ( 426cal 44p 49c 7f )
5oz (raw) Chicken Breast
1/2 cup Brown Rice (45g raw)
2 cup Frozen Vegetables (Broccoli/Cauliflower/Carrots)
3 Flax oil capsules
Looks good. I would swap the flax to fish oils. You do not need to supplement omega-6 oils - all it does is throw the omega-3 to omega-6 ratio's even further.
Snack 7:30 ( 331cal 35p 27c 10f )
4oz (raw) Chicken Breast Or equivalent measure tuna or shrimp
3 cup salad (Lettuce/spinach/broccoli/mushrooms)
16g Sliced Almonds
Looks good - although I wouldn't bother counting your vege carbs (esp. someone in your situation - who is trying to 'gain mass' whilst still being overly restrictive on their diet! ).
Pre Bed 10:30 ( 358cal 42p 13c 16f)
1 1/4 cup 1% Cottage Cheese
26g Natural PB
Looks fine.
Totals 2766 Cals
270g Protein
306g Carbohydrates (55g Fiber)
68g Fat (16g Saturated... is this ok?)
I suggest you get more carbs than this - 250g probably will not cut it for you...
Protein is high enough, you certainly do not need more.
Fats are good - saturated fats are sitting at about 20% your fat intake - which is fine. But personally, I would not go much higher than this.
*Non workout days will have the following changes:
Mid Morning : add 1/2 cup milk and 20g Oats
No PWO Shake (obviously )
PPWO : Replace 1 can Tuna with 5oz chicken, or use 1.5 can tuna and add 1 cup veggies
That would be fine.
Last edited by Emma-Leigh; 03-23-2005 at 09:01 PM.
btw, with all the carbs i was taking in i guess i was getting alittle self conscious about all the water i was holding, getting a little puffy i guess, maybe im actually adding some fats... figured i'd cut back a little and see what happens. Take note, even though im in the marines, Ive got a desk job (it pays to be in a while, everyone else works for you ) anyways, im kinda sedentary outside of my occasional runs in the morning and my workouts.
yeah man u def. wanna take it easy on being so precise, and not to sound rude, but anal bout every little detail. I used to be big my self and went to bulking after losing weight and its scary to think of getting fat again but you gotta just let go a lil bit. that could turn into an eating disorder.
Preworkout :
*took out cottage cheese, increased to 1 cup milk, increased oats/oatbran to a 40g/40g split, added in a half scoop whey
PWO Shake :
*added 10g oats
PPWO :
*increased to 220g sweetpotato and added 1 slice ezekial bread for my pb.
Dinner :
*now 130g chicken and 50g (dry) brown rice, I may sub in equivalent in pearled barley though...
Prebed :
*Decreased to 1 cup cottage cheese
So now im getting 347g carb (280g net) only 246g pro and 65g fats... still comes out to around 2800, but Ive definitely increased alot of my carbs around my workout. I was also thinking about adding in about a half cup of chopped apple to my preworkout meal. What do you think? Sorry guys, i dont have an eating disorder, im just a perfectionist.
no man i wasn't trying to imply that you have an eating disorder, i just would hate to see someone else develop one. I used to have one and i know its not something you want.
no man i wasn't trying to imply that you have an eating disorder, i just would hate to see someone else develop one. I used to have one and i know its not something you want.
np, i could actually very well have one, but at least its a healthy one.
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