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    How is this bulking diet?

    I'm sure there are going to be many changes because this is my first time starting a diet. I made this with the help of shiznit and seanp

    I am 6'1" 135lbs 20yrs old.

    Goals - apprx. 180lbs and about 12%bf

    Meal 1 5:00 - 6:00 am
    -3 egg whites
    -1 whole egg
    -1/2 cup of oats
    -8oz of either water or milk

    Meal 2 9:00 am
    -2 tbspn peanut butter
    -2 egg whites
    -1 whole egg
    -Wheat bagel
    -8-12oz water

    Meal 3 12:00pm
    -1/2cup cottage cheese
    -1 Can of tuna
    -Banana
    -8-12oz water

    Meal 4 3:00pm
    -2 tbspn. peanut butter
    -Banana
    -8-12oz water

    Meal 5 5:00pm
    -1c vegetables
    -8-12oz sirloin steak
    -Sweet Potatoe
    -8-12oz water

    ***WORK OUT***
    -8-12oz water

    Meal 6 8:00pm
    -Chicken breast 8oz or Salmon
    -1c Barley
    -1/2 cup oats
    -8-12oz water
    -Shake
    ........-2tbspnFlaxseed oil
    ........-Scoop of Whey
    ........-Strawberries
    ........-Olive oil
    ........-8oz Milk

    Totals
    Cals - 3500
    Fat - 90g
    ........Sat. 24g
    ........Poly. 21g
    ........Mono. 35g
    Carbs - 406
    Prot - 242

    I no there are many things that need to be changed but thats what i need your help for because i dont have the experience.

    I no the sat's poly's and mono's fats are not what they should be i have a too many carbs and too many grams of protein.

    I will take any and all the comments and suggestions i can get.

    Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by seank02
    I'm sure there are going to be many changes because this is my first time starting a diet. I made this with the help of shiznit and seanp When was this? heh.

    I am 6'1" 135lbs 20yrs old.

    Goals - apprx. 180lbs and about 12%bf

    Meal 1 5:00 - 6:00 am
    -3 egg whites
    -1 whole egg
    -1/2 cup of oats
    -8oz of either water or milk
    looks ok to me, maybe add a healthy fat, a tbls of flax oil or something

    Meal 2 9:00 am
    -2 tbspn peanut butter
    -2 egg whites
    -1 whole egg
    -Wheat bagel
    -8-12oz water
    looks ok, you could have a shake here if you'd prefer

    Meal 3 12:00pm
    -1/2cup cottage cheese
    -1 Can of tuna
    -Banana
    -8-12oz water
    looks good, again maybe add a healthy fat: olive oil, flax oil etc.

    Meal 4 3:00pm
    -2 tbspn. peanut butter
    -Banana
    -8-12oz water
    you might want more protein here, maybe some chicken or steak.

    Meal 5 5:00pm
    -1c vegetables
    -8-12oz sirloin steak
    -Sweet Potatoe
    -8-12oz water
    good, though i usually prefer something like oats/cottage cheese pre-workout. Steak/veggies do not sit well with me during a workout.

    ***WORK OUT***
    -8-12oz water

    Meal 6 8:00pm
    -Chicken breast 8oz or Salmon
    -1c Barley
    -1/2 cup oats
    -8-12oz water
    -Shake
    ........-2tbspnFlaxseed oil
    ........-Scoop of Whey
    ........-Strawberries
    ........-Olive oil
    ........-8oz Milk
    Why a meal AND a shake pre-workout? Also, if you have 1 cup of barely, you don't really need another 1/2 cup of oats. Either split the shake and meal seperately, or just drop the shake.

    Totals
    Cals - 3500
    Fat - 90g
    ........Sat. 24g
    ........Poly. 21g
    ........Mono. 35g
    Carbs - 406
    Prot - 242

    I no there are many things that need to be changed but thats what i need your help for because i dont have the experience.

    I no the sat's poly's and mono's fats are not what they should be i have a too many carbs and too many grams of protein.

    I will take any and all the comments and suggestions i can get.

    Thanks
    Comments in bold. Jodi will kill me, and correct me if I didn't give good advice .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Seanp156
    When was this? heh.
    Bulking and Cardio
    Yea its been a little bit. lol

    Quote Originally Posted by Seanp156
    good, though i usually prefer something like oats/cottage cheese pre-workout. Steak/veggies do not sit well with me during a workout.
    What would you eat for the main part of the meal? Now starting to think about it, it probly wouldnt sit good with me either.

    Quote Originally Posted by Seanp156
    Why a meal AND a shake pre-workout? Also, if you have 1 cup of barely, you don't really need another 1/2 cup of oats. Either split the shake and meal seperately, or just drop the shake.
    Yea good point i will probly seperate them then.

    Thanks for you input man helped alot.

    Anyone else got any tips?

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