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    Question Critique new cutting diet

    Please Critique my new cutting diet, any info or help is greatly appreciated!

    Breakfast : 9:00AM 32 59 9 436
    2.5 oz. 90% Lean Ground Beef Hamburger 13 0 6 109
    1/2 Cup Rolled Oats 6 27 3 148
    1 Cup Skim Milk 8 12 0 86
    1 Multivitamin Tablet 0 0 0 0
    1 Cup Mixed Fruit 1 20 0 76
    1 Egg White 4 0 0 17

    Brunch : 12:00PM 50 25 9 390
    2.5 oz. 90% Lean Ground Beef Hamburger 13 0 6 109
    1/2 Cup Long Grain Brown Rice 3 22 1 108
    1 Cup Raw Spinach Leaves 1 1 0 7
    2.5 oz. Chicken Breast 16 0 2 83
    1/2 Cup Shredded Non-fat Mozzarella Cheese 18 2 0 84


    Lunch : 3:00PM 42 41 9 419
    2.5 oz. Chicken Breast 16 0 2 83
    1 Cup Mixed Vegatables 3 14 0 64
    1/2 Cup Shredded Non-fat Mozzarella Cheese 18 2 0 84
    1/2 oz. Dry Roasted Almonds 3 3 8 85
    1/2 Cup Whole Grain Rice 2 23 0 103


    Supper : 6:00PM 46 23 4.4 326
    1 Cup Raw Spinach Leaves 1 1 0 7
    1/2 Cup Long Grain Brown Rice 3 22 1 108
    1 Can Tuna 42 0 1 191
    2 Omega-3 Fish Oil Capsules 0 0 2 20



    Post Workout Shake : 7:30PM 30 15 4 224
    1 Scoop 20g Whey Protein Powder 22 3 2 118
    1 Cup Skim Milk 8 12 0 86
    2 Omega-3 Fish Oil Capsules 0 0 2 20




    Dinner : 9:00PM 31 8 4 203
    1 Cup Cottage Cheese 2% 31 8 4 203






    Totals 230 172 40 1997

    Optimum Totals - 45/35/20% Split 229 178 45 2031
    (Cals * %nutrient) / Cals Per Gram Nutrient
    Calories Per Gram Nutrient Split Percentage Caloric Deficit %
    1g Protein = 4 Calories 4 45% 40%
    1g Carbohydrate = 4 Calorie 4 35%
    1g Fat = 9 Calories 9 20%

    Basal Metabolic Rate = 370+(21.6 x lean mass in kg) Weight Body Fat% Lean Mass = 185
    Sedentary/Active BMR = 2184/3386
    Lean Mass = Body Weight x Body Fat % 220 16%
    BMR Activity Multipier = 1.55 (Moderate to Heavy)

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    Sorry excel never copies well, here are the stats that got messed up at the bottom:

    Age = 22
    Weight = 220lbs
    BF% = 16%
    Split% Protien/Carbs/Fats = 45%/35%/20%
    Lean Mass = 180-185lbs
    Active BMR = 3386 cals/day
    Caloric Deficit = 40% or approx 1300 cals/day
    Refeed every 7 days for now

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    Totals 230 172 40 1997
    Can I assume that is P/C/F/Cals?



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    Quote Originally Posted by Zin
    Please Critique my new cutting diet, any info or help is greatly appreciated!

    At quick glace, I'm impressed. Let's see what we can find

    Breakfast : 9:00AM 32 59 9 436
    2.5 oz. 90% Lean Ground Beef Hamburger 13 0 6 109
    1/2 Cup Rolled Oats 6 27 3 148
    1 Cup Skim Milk 8 12 0 86
    1 Multivitamin Tablet 0 0 0 0
    1 Cup Mixed Fruit 1 20 0 76
    1 Egg White 4 0 0 17

    Is that fruit out of a can or is it fresh?

    Brunch : 12:00PM 50 25 9 390
    2.5 oz. 90% Lean Ground Beef Hamburger 13 0 6 109
    1/2 Cup Long Grain Brown Rice 3 22 1 108
    1 Cup Raw Spinach Leaves 1 1 0 7
    2.5 oz. Chicken Breast 16 0 2 83
    1/2 Cup Shredded Non-fat Mozzarella Cheese 18 2 0 84

    Good work

    Lunch : 3:00PM 42 41 9 419
    2.5 oz. Chicken Breast 16 0 2 83
    1 Cup Mixed Vegatables 3 14 0 64
    1/2 Cup Shredded Non-fat Mozzarella Cheese 18 2 0 84
    1/2 oz. Dry Roasted Almonds 3 3 8 85
    1/2 Cup Whole Grain Rice 2 23 0 103

    What are the mixed vegetables and are they fresh, frozen or canned?

    Is that Brown Rice? I'd skip the rice and have a piece of fruit instead



    Supper : 6:00PM 46 23 4.4 326
    1 Cup Raw Spinach Leaves 1 1 0 7
    1/2 Cup Long Grain Brown Rice 3 22 1 108
    1 Can Tuna 42 0 1 191
    2 Omega-3 Fish Oil Capsules 0 0 2 20

    Make that 4 Fish Oil Caps


    Post Workout Shake : 7:30PM 30 15 4 224
    1 Scoop 20g Whey Protein Powder 22 3 2 118
    1 Cup Skim Milk 8 12 0 86
    2 Omega-3 Fish Oil Capsules 0 0 2 20

    Cut the milk to 1/2 C. Add in 1/2 C. FF Natural Yogurt and a piece of fruit. Skip the fish oil for now



    Dinner : 9:00PM 31 8 4 203
    1 Cup Cottage Cheese 2% 31 8 4 203

    Add the fish oil back here





    Totals 230 172 40 1997

    Optimum Totals - 45/35/20% Split 229 178 45 2031
    (Cals * %nutrient) / Cals Per Gram Nutrient
    Calories Per Gram Nutrient Split Percentage Caloric Deficit %
    1g Protein = 4 Calories 4 45% 40%
    1g Carbohydrate = 4 Calorie 4 35%
    1g Fat = 9 Calories 9 20%

    Basal Metabolic Rate = 370+(21.6 x lean mass in kg) Weight Body Fat% Lean Mass = 185
    Sedentary/Active BMR = 2184/3386
    Lean Mass = Body Weight x Body Fat % 220 16%
    BMR Activity Multipier = 1.55 (Moderate to Heavy)
    I made comments in bold.

    Overall, I'm quite impressed



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    Awsome thanks!

    The vegetables are frozen stir fry kind with broccoli, green beans, carrots, water chesnuts and mini corn

    The friut is always fresh in the morning, usually strawberries or melon

    i never thought of adding fat free yogurt with my shake, it sounds good

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zin
    Awsome thanks!

    The vegetables are frozen stir fry kind with broccoli, green beans, carrots, water chesnuts and mini corn
    Ok, not bad

    The friut is always fresh in the morning, usually strawberries or melon
    Glad to hear

    i never thought of adding fat free yogurt with my shake, it sounds good
    It's very good! You will like it Just make sure it's the plain natural one

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