Okay ppl this is my story I'm 17 and have just got back into lifting after roughly 4months out. I consider myself a beginner again, I've lost all muscle I built because I was cutting whilst not at the gym! Stupid I know! I was 14 and half stone over 4months ago n now I'm a wimpy 11.6 stone = 156 lbs. I've got my training program going nicely now would love to begin this diet. So would just like your thoughts.
7am - Breakfast
1 medium apple
1 cup of healthy oats
1 scoop of whey in skim milk
½ tablespoon of natural peanut or almond butter
2 Flaxseed Oil caps
10am – Mid Morning
1/2 avocado
1 cup of Brown Rice
3oz turkey or chicken or chilli
large salad
2 fish oil caps
1pm – Pre workout
Whey Protein in water
½ Banana
½ table spoon coconut oil
Multi-vit & Minerals caps
3pm – Post workout
Whey protein in skim milk
½ Banana
½ cup Healthy oats
Honey Syrup
6pm - Tea
Lean Meat
Veggies – Carrots and Spinach
Potatoes
2 fish oil caps
8pm – Evening
Light tuna chunk in brine
2 slices whole wheat bread
½ tablespoon coconut oil
Flaxseed oil
½ cup of Broccoli
11pm – Before bed
½ cup cottage cheese
½ tablespoon of natural peanut or almond butter
I edited this diet from I guy that sent his because I thought it was very good and similar to my needs.
I attend college every week-day so this is easy for me.
As it is, I think its 10-15% above my maintenance.
Any snacks between will be nuts or rice cakes.
Also, I will be cycling Creatine Monohydrate. 2months ON 1month OFF...
So your thoughts guys/gals? Is it too high in fat/low in carbs or just right?
7am - Breakfast
1 medium apple
1 cup of healthy oats
1 scoop of whey in skim milk
½ tablespoon of natural peanut or almond butter
2 Flaxseed Oil caps
Not too bad. How much milk?
I would take out the flax caps. Fish oils are all that is needed.
10am – Mid Morning
1/2 avocado
1 cup of Brown Rice
3oz turkey or chicken or chilli
large salad
2 fish oil caps
Great.
1pm – Pre workout
Whey Protein in water
½ Banana
½ table spoon coconut oil
Multi-vit & Minerals caps
Dump the coconut oil.
Increase your carbs here - add the whole banana and something else too (eg: some more oats).
3pm – Post workout
Whey protein in skim milk
½ Banana
½ cup Healthy oats
Honey Syrup
Drop the honey. Otherwise it is good. I would have the whole banana though.
And how much milk?
6pm - Tea
Lean Meat
Veggies – Carrots and Spinach
Potatoes
2 fish oil caps
I would swap the carrots for a better vegetable (eg: broccoli).
I would also add more healthy fats (eg: some olive oil).
Otherwise it is great.
[quote]8pm – Evening
Light tuna chunk in brine
2 slices whole wheat bread
½ tablespoon coconut oil
Flaxseed oil
½ cup of Broccoli [/auote]
Drop the coconut oil and have a healthier fat (eg: avocado) and swap the flax for two more fishies (total of 6 for the day).
Add more broccoli.
11pm – Before bed
½ cup cottage cheese
½ tablespoon of natural peanut or almond butter
Looks good.
As it is, I think its 10-15% above my maintenance.
Any snacks between will be nuts or rice cakes.
I would stick to 10-15% above maintainence (no snacks). And see how that goes.
Also, I will be cycling Creatine Monohydrate. 2months ON 1month OFF...
Sounds fine. Although you do not need to cycle creatine... And there are much better forms of creatine than monohydrate.
So your thoughts guys/gals? Is it too high in fat/low in carbs or just right?
Looking at it it doesn't look too bad but without exact values for the foods I can't tell.
If you calculate the macros (check www.nutritiondata.com ) and post them then we could get a better idea.
Thanks Emma , I will try and calculate the macro's and modify my diet to your recommendations and include all measurements i.e. milk. I'l send a post of the updated diet a.s.a.p. Thanks agen, Raz
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