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    New diet for 6 pack abs

    Meal # 1 (Breakfast)
    5 egg whites with broccoli
    ½ cup skim milk
    Optional Supplement: 1 teaspoon of Flax seed oil

    Meal # 2 (Snack)
    almonds with an apple

    Meal # 3 (Lunch)
    3 1/2 ounces Turkey breast
    ¾ cup of brown rice
    1 small Apple

    Meal # 4 (My post workout meal)
    1 Banana
    1 1/2 serving of whey protein powder
    (sipping on my whey protein during my workout and finishing it after my workout)

    Meal #5 (Dinner)
    3 1/2 ounces of chicken breast
    ½ cup yellow and red peppers.
    Salad with spinach, tomato, olive oil and vinegar

    Meal #6 Optional (Before I go to bed)
    Whey protein in skim milk


    I try to keep my calories around 400 per meal, and I consume around 2,000- 2,400 calories per day to give myself a slight caloric deficit.

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    I am currently 5' 7", 12-14% body fat, 150lbs.

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    thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by jhawkin1 View Post
    Meal # 1 (Breakfast)
    5 egg whites with broccoli
    ½ cup skim milk
    Optional Supplement: 1 teaspoon of Flax seed oil

    Meal # 2 (Snack) Not a complete meal
    almonds with an apple

    Meal # 3 (Lunch)
    3 1/2 ounces Turkey breast
    ¾ cup of brown rice
    1 small Apple

    Meal # 4 (My post workout meal)
    1 Banana
    1 1/2 serving of whey protein powder
    (sipping on my whey protein during my workout and finishing it after my workout)

    Meal #5 (Dinner)
    3 1/2 ounces of chicken breast
    ½ cup yellow and red peppers.
    Salad with spinach, tomato, olive oil and vinegar

    Meal #6 Optional (Before I go to bed)
    Whey protein in skim milk not ideal before bed, add some fat to this meal. Something to delay gastric emptying.


    I try to keep my calories around 400 per meal, and I consume around 2,000- 2,400 calories per day to give myself a slight caloric deficit.
    Comments in bold.

    What was your diet like leading up to this?

    Your meals seem small 3.5 oz of turkey or chicken is what, maybe 20 g of protein?

    Fats seems low. More fibrous veggies are needed.

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    Leading up to this diet, I was on a maintainance diet. My calories were up around 3,000 or so and I was doing a large amount of workouts throughout the day (sometimes up to 2 hours).

    I have added spinach, brocolli, and cucumbers to my fibrous veggy list.

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    I am planning on getting in 3 lifts a week, and cutting down on the cardio. Maybe 30-45 minutes a day with varied intensities based on lifting and how I feel that day.

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