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    Diet problem

    Hi,
    wondered if anyone can help,i have posted here before and had great feedback just hope someone can help.i have been cutting now for approx 9 weeks when i hit 10%bf everything slowed down so i posted here as i found i was getting sluggish and tired and up pops the re-feed !amazing stuff really great experience from others which i see is now a sticky and rightly so.
    My problem now is that i have all the energy i need but not losing weight at all,i re-feed on a weds and have 1 cheat meal on a saturday evening, i am currently doing 3 morning runs of about 35 mins ,on the weights 4 evenings per week,currently 196 from 208 and my diet looks like this:

    Meal 1 8.30am
    75 grams oatmeal with water + sweeteners
    6 egg whites + 2 yolks scrambled with 1 cal olive oil spray
    Meal 2 10.30am
    40 grams whey isolate in water
    Meal 3 12.30pm
    50 grams whole grain rice
    200 grams chicken
    200 grams broccoli
    Meal 4 3pm
    40 grams whey Isolate in water
    15 ml udos oil - or 30 grams walnuts
    Meal 5 5.30pm
    large green salad
    salad dressing: 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil + 1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar + salt and pepper to taste
    200 grams baked potato
    1 1/2 cans of tuna in brine
    Meal 6 pre-workout
    200 grams baked potato
    200 grams grilled cod
    spinach
    Meal 7 post workout
    50 grams glucose
    50 grams whey isolate
    all mixed in water

    1 hour later 1 serving cell mass
    Meal 8 1-1.5 hours later
    200 grams fat free cottage cheese
    30 grams oatmeal with water and sweeteners
    1 cup of green tea
    minimum 6 litres water daily
    *All weighs are dry/uncooked weights
    Approximate macronutrient and calorific intake:

    Protein 310 grams
    Carbohydrates 230 grams
    Fats 40 grams

    calories 2520
    Am i doing something wrong? or is it something i am not doing?
    really frustrated as i was really flying up until 2 weeks ago,maybe i am missing something.
    Hope someone can help

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    310 g protein x 4 = 1240 kcals from protein / 2520 total kcals = 49% protein

    230 g carbs x 4 = 920 kcals from protein / 2520 total kcals = 37% carbs

    40 g fats x 9 = 360 kcals from fat / 2520 total kcals = 14% fat


    With the percentage of your diet coming from carbs, you don't really need a re-feed of carbs.

    I would also suggest that you are not utilising the very metabolically active time post work-out, I would put a proper meal in after your PWO shake, and reduce the meal pre-workout.

    Actually the meal pre-workout looks perfect for after training,.

    Before training, a shake and maybe a wee bit of fruit.

    It is very well structured, how did you calculate how many calories you need for the day?


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    Hi,
    Thanks for the prompt reply, my diet was made up by a competitive BB probably why it is well structured.
    The thing about the re-feed is that i am just exhausted come thurs and fri until i have my cheat meal on a sat evening,if by taking the the post workout meal like you suggest would this help keep my leptin levels higher and avoid the plateau towards the end of the week?
    I am sure that it is my metabolism slowing down towards the end of the week due to low glycogen,if i could stop this happening it would be great.

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    By the way,would just like to say what an amazing job you have done,your in amazing condition,great photys

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    Well friend, in my case I don't really eat all that much, and I'm very active throughout the day, but lately I seem to be putting on some weight. Is there a reason I would even though I'm burning more than enough calories in a day?

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