Ok, now, same problem with the guy before, my gut...
my diet is this on school days, mon-fri
meal 1: 2-3 cups of Hi-Lo Cereal, all natural, 12g of protein 6 or something g of fiber,
about 14 carbs or osmething, 1/2 cup is 90 CALORIES. I HAVE that with 2 cups of soymilk ( i cannot drink real milk it gives me diahreah to the max), One banana, multi vit, and cup of green tea
meal 2: 4 pieces of chicken breast, with sum cashews
meal 3: 1 turkey sandwich on wheat bread, slice of prov cheese, sum cashews, less than meal 2
meal 4: (before workout) 6-8 eggwhites, with sum turkey in it with ketchup, and green tea
meal 4: IMMEDIATELY after workout: 2 scoops of ON 100% whey, 1 banana, 1 cup of soymilk
meal 5: 5 pieces of chicken breast, with veggies
meal 6: before bed: 1/2 - 2/3 cup of cottage cheese, maybe a few nuts.
I dont think ive ever ate cleaner than this, but i cannot get seem to get that definition in abs.
I lift sun-thur, rest friday and saturday, no cardio,
in the past, cardio helped me lose weight, but never show any definition.
( i used to be a fat lil chubs)
Now everything im fairly content with, other than my abs and biceps.
any advice would be greatly appreicated
Ok, now, same problem with the guy before, my gut...
my diet is this on school days, mon-fri
You should count cals and macros to make a more accurate diet.
Originally Posted by dontsurfonmytur
meal 1: 2-3 cups of Hi-Lo Cereal, all natural, 12g of protein 6 or something g of fiber,
about 14 carbs or osmething, 1/2 cup is 90 CALORIES. I HAVE that with 2 cups of soymilk ( i cannot drink real milk it gives me diahreah to the max), One banana, multi vit, and cup of green tea
Add some oats instead of the cereal. Need more protein.
Originally Posted by dontsurfonmytur
meal 2: 4 pieces of chicken breast, with sum cashews
Need Carbs add some brown rice + veggies. drop the cashews (yes they are very tasty but need to go) and add some EV olive oil.
Originally Posted by dontsurfonmytur
meal 3: 1 turkey sandwich on wheat bread, slice of prov cheese, sum cashews, less than meal 2
Same as previous. drop the bread. If you must have bread get some sprouted grain bread or at least 100% whole wheat bread. But preferably have some brown rice or sweet potato.
Originally Posted by dontsurfonmytur
meal 4: (before workout) 6-8 eggwhites, with sum turkey in it with ketchup, and green tea
Same as previous but no added fats here.
Originally Posted by dontsurfonmytur
meal 4: IMMEDIATELY after workout: 2 scoops of ON 100% whey, 1 banana, 1 cup of soymilk
2 scoops might be a bit much. But depends on your weight. You havent posted your stats (height/weight and bf%)
Originally Posted by dontsurfonmytur
meal 5: 5 pieces of chicken breast, with veggies
Need Carbs (sweet potato/brown rice) and good fats (EVOO).
Originally Posted by dontsurfonmytur
meal 6: before bed: 1/2 - 2/3 cup of cottage cheese, maybe a few nuts.
Make sure the nuts are walnuts.
Originally Posted by dontsurfonmytur
I dont think ive ever ate cleaner than this, but i cannot get seem to get that definition in abs.I lift sun-thur, rest friday and saturday, no cardio,
in the past, cardio helped me lose weight, but never show any definition.
( i used to be a fat lil chubs)
Remember you need to have muscle in the first place to show muscle. If you dont have muscle, you can have the perfect diet and cardio your ass away and still not see a 6 pack.
Make sure you training is in check and abs work includes weighted ab work.
Originally Posted by dontsurfonmytur
Now everything im fairly content with, other than my abs and biceps.
any advice would be greatly appreicated
Dont be carbphobic. You need carbs. But good carbs. Study the sticky 'Guide to ...' for excellent tips on fixing your diet.
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