With you guys knowing that. What type of a nutrition diet should i go on.
to lean out. lean up then bulk after i drop some bf%.
question 1
should i drop my cal intake to 1500 and drop my carbs to 100 and keep my protien at 250-300.
question 2
What foods everything has carbs just about. I eat lean meats already like skinless chicken, tunafish, salmon, beef steak and elk and deer, turkey burgers and i keep it a 4oz for each meal. i eat yoggert veggies and furts. no breads or whole grains bc there high in carbs. i dont drink pop or juice. no can veggies eather or furts. i eat 6 meals a day.
Im thinking to start doing is eat 3 actuall meals and have 3 protien shakes a day. is that smart. need to help thanks.
You are 210............LBM is arount 160 as you said on your other post.
I would not drop below 1900-2000 cal a day...
Protein 200-250gm
Carb: 100-200...change it up throughout the week..one day eat 100gm carbs another day 150gm and another 200gm.
Fat 50gm
Here this will lean you out. I believe you need more then the calories posted to hold LBM while cutting fat. Cardio can be a 45 min walk 4-5 days..
Meal One 7:00am
12 egg whites
1 cup of oatmeal
4 oz chicken
Meal two 10:00 am
6oz of Chicken
1 cup of brown rice
1 cup of veggies
Meal Three 1:00 pm
6oz of Chicken
6oz of Redpotatoes
1 cup of veggies
Meal 4--- 3:30 pm
6oz of Chicken
1 cup of brown rice
1 cup of veggies
Meal 5--- 6:00 pm
6oz of Chicken
1 cup of brown rice
1 cup of veggies
Meal 6--- 8:30pm
1 scoop whey protein
5 fish caps!!!
about 2800 cal's
Not bad!
I'd jack up the fat (EFA's) a bit, change the protein sources (for variety), and adjust the carb selection and intake accordingly...depending on training days, non-training days, and other related factors.
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