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    I think I made a decent diet...

    Well here we go.. after a lot of thought i decided to start cutting. im 5'11 184 lbs.. Heres the plan..

    Meal 1: 1 hardboiled egg
    3 egg whites
    1/2 raw oats
    1 medium peach
    scoop whey

    Meal 2: 1 can tuna
    4 oz of pasta

    Meal 3: 1/2 chicken breast
    1 cup cooked brown rice
    1 tbsp walnuts

    Meal 4: salad
    same as meal 3

    PWO: 8 oz grape juice
    2 scoop whey
    6 oz skim milk

    Meal 5: 1 cup cottage cheese
    1 tbsp walnuts.

    Also - 2 cups of green tea and I'm taking Maximum Pump

    How does this sound? Any advice is more then welcome.

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    How does that all add up? (macros)

    Meal 2 definetly needs some fat, take the milk out of post workout and add a complex carb to replace it. May want to replace the pasta with something better too.
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    Looks decent. Cant' say exactly because you didn't give a BF%... Protein looks highish for your height and although your healthy fats look, they might be a little low (you certainly want to add 6-10g fish oils in there)...

    A few comments:
    Quote Originally Posted by NeedMuscleMass
    Meal 1: 1 hardboiled egg
    3 egg whites
    1/2 raw oats
    1 medium peach
    scoop whey
    This is good. I would add 3 fish oil caps.

    Meal 2: 1 can tuna
    4 oz of pasta
    Fine. Make sure the pasta is wholegrain.
    Add some vegetables (eg: 1 cup broccoli) and some healthy fats (eg: 1 tbs olive oil).

    Meal 3: 1/2 chicken breast
    1 cup cooked brown rice
    1 tbsp walnuts
    Good. Add 1 cup vegetables.

    Meal 4: salad
    same as meal 3
    Might want to decrease the fats in this meal if it is less than ~45-60 mins pre-workout (take out the walnuts and replace with a smaller serve of fats such as 3 fish oil caps).

    If not then this is fine.

    PWO: 8 oz grape juice
    2 scoop whey
    6 oz skim milk
    Great - but you will probably not need that much protein (That is ~56g protein)...

    Meal 5: 1 cup cottage cheese
    1 tbsp walnuts.
    Great. Some fish oil caps here (if you didn't add them earlier) would be good.

    Also - 2 cups of green tea
    Add ~1-1.5 gallons of water as well and that is excellent!

    How does this sound? Any advice is more then welcome.
    As I said - looks decent - but you certainly want to add more vegetables.

    See how it goes over 2-3 weeks. If it looks like it is working then stick with it.

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    Thanks for the quick responces..

    I guess its time to order fish oil capsules lol...

    I took the water as a given, I easily drink a gallon a day..

    as for my bf i have no idea, but the freshman 15 hit me at college

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    Quote Originally Posted by NeedMuscleMass
    Thanks for the quick responces..

    I guess its time to order fish oil capsules lol...


    as for my bf i have no idea, but the freshman 15 hit me at college
    LOL - Ahhh... Good old fresher spread. You have to laugh at the irony of it!

    If you want a rough guestimate you can try www.mybodycomp.com

    If you want to be really accurate you will need to base calorie levels and macronutrient levels on your lean mass... Otherwise you can do it by the 'trial and error' way - which is to make a diet (that is non-stupid), stick to it for 2-3 weeks and see if help. If it works, great. If not - alter a few things and wait for another 2-3 weeks.

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    Thanks for the help emma.. Link doesnt work tho?

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    Quote Originally Posted by NeedMuscleMass
    Thanks for the help emma.. Link doesnt work tho?
    Works for me when I click it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tough Old Man
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    Ok - What about trying:
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    better.. thanks

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    So in general you shouldn't have any fats pre- and post work out?
    I'm 33 years old, 5'-10", and 169lb - I'm fairly lean and have an athletic shape. My goal is to cut down to 164lb in six weeks, w/o sacrificing muscle mass. HELP!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by MCPaulyB
    So in general you shouldn't have any fats pre- and post work out?
    Generally speaking - no...

    In your PWO shake - For optimal speed of nutrient uptake you want to have your foods digesting and absorbing quickly. Fats will delay gastric emptying and slow digestion. Therefore they will delay recovery.

    In your pre-workout meal - You want the food available as an energy source during your workout (this is actually more important than your PWO shake in terms of growth). If it is eaten close to working out (say, less than ~60 minutes) then it is not really ideal - for the same reason - it delays gastric emptying so the food will still be in your stomach when you workout.

    If you eat earlier (say, 90 minutes or more before training) then fats can be beneficial in slowing digestion - as it means this meal will be available as an energy source as you are working out.

    Another time when some fats may be a good thing is if you are doing a LONG, endurance type session - as it could help give you a longer, energy availability.

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