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    hey guys, im 20, 174lbs and 5.10, im looking to put on bout 10 - 15 pound of muscle, ill be lookin at goin gym 4 or 5 times a week doing weights, 1 of the days cardio.
    heres my diet, does it need tweaking?

    Breakfast: Oats (skimmed milk), 5 egg whites, 1 yolk, 1 scoop whey (skimmed milk)
    Snack: Peanuts, chicken/turkey sandwhich (whole bread), Fruit (bannana/apple or orange?)
    Launch: jacket potato with tuna and cottage cheese (and glass skimmed milk) *or* soya speggati in low fat sauce

    *Workout*

    Post Workout: 2 scoops Whey Protein shake (skimmed milk)
    Dinner: chicken breast, veggies (brocali, cauliflower, carrots)
    Snack: Fruit and healthy cheese (P - 30g F - 15g Per 100g)
    bed: cootage cheese

    *i also take 1200mg fish oil, 1200mg flaxseed oil and 1200mg starflower oil daily* (thats omega 3, 6 & 9)

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    Can you break down the cals and Macro's (protein, Carbs and Fats) for Each meal?

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    heres my diet revised (updated), if i should change or add anythin, please let me know:

    Meal 1: Oats (skimmed milk), 5 egg whites, 1 yolk, 1 scoop whey (skimmed milk) = (P-56g C-42g F-11g)
    Meal 2: Peanuts, chicken/turkey sandwhich (whole bread), Fruit (bannana) = (P-32g C-51g F-28g)
    Meal 3: Jacket potato with tuna and cottage cheese (and glass skimmed milk) = (P-61g C-60g F-3.5g)

    *Workout*

    Post Workout: 2 scoops Whey Protein shake (skimmed milk) = (P-47g C-24g F-1g)
    Meal 4: Chicken breast, veggies (brocali, cauliflower, carrots) = (P-30g C-7g F-3g)
    Meal 5: Fruit (apple or orange) and healthy cheese = (P-16.5g C-13.5g F-15.5g)
    Meal 6: Chicken breast, veggies (brocali, cauliflower, carrots) = (P-30g C-7g F-3g)

    Total
    Protein = 272g
    Carbs = 205g
    Fat = 65g


    *i also take 1200mg fish oil, 1200mg flaxseed oil and 1200mg starflower oil daily* (thats omega 3, 6 & 9)
    Last edited by phoenix21; 10-02-2006 at 04:55 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by phoenix21 View Post
    Meal 1: Oats (skimmed milk), 5 egg whites, 1 yolk, 1 scoop whey (skimmed milk) = (P-56 C-42 F-11)

    OK

    Meal 2: Peanuts, chicken/turkey sandwhich (whole bread), Fruit (bannana) = (P-32 C-51 F-28)

    I assume Deli meat? Not the best Choice.

    Meal 3: Jacket potato with tuna and cottage cheese (and glass skimmed milk) = (P-61g C-60g F-3.5g)

    *Workout*

    Post Workout: 2 scoops Whey Protein shake (skimmed milk) = (P-47g C-24g F-1g)

    OK, might want some Oats or Oatbran

    Meal 4: Chicken breast, veggies (brocali, cauliflower, carrots) = (P-30g C-7g F-3g)

    OK

    Meal 5: Fruit (apple or orange) and healthy cheese = (P-16.5 C-13.5 F-15.5)

    Not really a meal.

    Meal 6: Chicken breast, veggies (brocali, cauliflower, carrots) = (P-30g C-7g F-3g)

    I would add some fats.

    Total
    Protein = 272g
    Carbs = 205g
    Fat = 65g
    You need to work on balancing your meals. Some meals are 200 cals some are close to 500. You need to be eating more veggies and lack the intake of EFA's And Decent carbs

    I would consider lowering your protein intake and increasing your carb and Fat intake a bit. JMO

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    just updated my diet again, forgot to put in that i take oil capsuales if you look at the bottom, but ill also look into balencing and tweaking my diet,

    also what about if i add some cheese into meal 6...its hight in protein and fat?

    and as for the oats after my workout, i thought you shudnt eat complex carbs after a work out? iv got some soya speggeti which is very high in protein and ok in carbs, would that be ok for after workout?

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    I would suggest 6-9g of fish oil a day

    the fat in cheese isn't really the greatest maybe some natty pb

    Nothing wrong with oats PWO.. there has been a few threads on this lately, but do whatever works

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