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01-04-2009, 12:37 PM #1Registered User
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Ok, so im changing up my diet a little bit for extra motivation and I will include steak in it, even tho im on a cutting diet I thik I can get away wiht steak to help me keep my sanity during this extra early summer cut....
in order to get about 40-50 grams of protein, how much "top round steak" (the leanest looking steak in the store)....in weight form would I have to consume...I weigh all my food and I am really detail oriented to get all my calories in the way I plan them so I don't under or over eat...the rest of my meals are fish, and they have nurtritional values on them so its easy...You've never lived untill you've almost died, life has an excitement that the protected will never know.
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"You lost fat by raising calories. Because of magic and voodoo. Or leptin. One of those." McDonald L.
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01-04-2009, 01:12 PM #3Registered User
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about how many cals would that be
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can't your body only take in 30 g of protein at a time? The rest would be a waste, wouldn't it?
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well, yes and no...most bodybuilders consume 40g of protein (and my interpretation of a bodybuilder is anyone who is making a change to his body by dieting and or lifting).....some of the pros consume up to 70g protein in a meal, but my research and knowlege tells me that 40g is the usual serving, im taking 40-50 just for the extra calories and such...
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What magazine did you read this in? Was there an ad on the next page or two for whey with 32 grams per serving, etc.
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hahahahahha....its ok dude, everyone starts out as a "noob"...lol, I remember when I used to buy Muscletech protein and thought that I was geting a good deal.......but back to the steak, i just cooked 200g (raw) steak and I hope that not over 400 calroies, that concerns me a lot... Originally Posted by Merkaba
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01-04-2009, 02:59 PM #8Bioidentical Bodybuilder SUPER MODERATOR
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I always eat steak - bulking or cutting.
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BUILT.....You are my hero, I was waiting for you...I consider myself knowlegable, but u r a freaking pro...BTW, those your abs on the avatar?
so if i wanted about 300 calories from steak, i figure this would get me 35+ grams of protein and about how many calroies would that make???..with the steak, rice and spinach salad im trying to get about 500 cals total in one meal.........the rest of my meals are easy because its fish...You've never lived untill you've almost died, life has an excitement that the protected will never know.
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....pssst....
there's this thing called Google. I know you've probably never heard of it but I figured it's worth a try. Heres one result....
Nutrition Facts and Analysis for Beef, round, top round, separable lean only, trimmed to 0" fat, all grades, cooked, braised [London Broil, Minute Steak, Cube steak, Round Steak]Ban 2 1/2 's !!!!!!
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i find steak is one of the only things i buy (besides veggies) that doesn't already have the nutritional value printed on the package... therefore i just always buy the biggest, tastiest, leanest looking cut i can find and if i'm on a cut only eat half of it and save the rest for the next day... now that i'm starting a bulk i'll probably just eat the whole thing though haha
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01-05-2009, 01:19 AM #12Bioidentical Bodybuilder SUPER MODERATOR
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QuestionGuy lol - you crack me up!
Programme lean sirloin into fitday. That way you can weigh out as much as you can afford to spend the calories.
This is what I programmed in for 100g raw sirloin (if you cook this to "rare" and re-weigh, it will usually weigh out to 80g)
- Calories 162.3
- Fat 8.4 g
- Protein 20.4 g
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copy, thank you!!! Originally Posted by Built
lol, yeah im very detail oriented and it bugs me, I always have to make sure to get everything right especially on a cut..............My fit days are 4 times a week when I do cardio 2x per day.....thankxxxYou've never lived untill you've almost died, life has an excitement that the protected will never know.
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