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Cutting diet?
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Posted by: Ex0t1c
Hello everybody,
I started lifting weights almost 3 weeks ago ... and I have seen no noticeable changes? Now I don't know what's wrong, like not eating enough, eating too much? I workout every other day, and I do cardio(jog 45 minutes) 5 times a week, I rest 2 days..
Sex: Male
Age: 15
Weight: 74 Kgs
My Workout is:
Bench Press 4x5
Squats 5x5
Deadlifts 3x5
Lat pulldowns 8x3
Lunges 12x3
Dips 9x3..
And my diet is:
Breakfast:
3/4 cup oatmeal
1 cup milk
4 whole eggs boiled
1 medium apple
Snack:
2 slices wholemeal toast with cottage cheese
3rd Meal:
Tuna sandwich(2 slices toast)
Lunch:
150g chicken breast/fish/meat with vegs
5th Meal:
150g chicken breast/fish/meat with vegs
Pre-bed:
1 Cup cottage cheese with vegs
I think this matches my calories needs, which is 2300 calories.
Thanks for reading...!
Posted by: m11
What are your goals? Also, please calculate the daily grams of fat, protein, carbohydrates, and fiber that you take in each day.
Posted by: Ex0t1c
My goal is to increase strength and lose fat... and in 3 weeks I dont think I even lost 0.5 kgs, now I didnt check using the calipers, but by looking in the mirror.. also, I have been calculating my daily macronutrients 
..
Thanks.
Posted by: Ex0t1c
Any help please..?
Posted by: Built
Link in my sig on getting started has some info to help you.
Your workout looks good. We need to see your macros.
Posted by: Ex0t1c
Sorry, I dont understand what you mean by you want my macros. Do you mean you want to see how much I am eating, or how much do I WANT to eat? And btw, I really struggle to up my proteins intake, can you tell me some foods that are high in protein? When I count how much protein I am eating, it is barely 1x my body weight...
Posted by: m11
Macros = macronutrients.
All meat products are high in protein (e.g. chicken, fish, beef, big game). Dairy too --- eggs, cheese, milk. Check the labels.
If you are struggling with taking in enough protein from food, I'd recommend getting yourself a whey protein supplement. I'd highly recommend Lipotropic Protein. It is inexpensive, mixes well with water or milk, and I think it tastes very good.
Posted by: Whey Cool
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