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Originally posted by Jodi Solid food choices Why are the oats in its own meal? Do you plan on refeeding because you do not have enough carbs. |
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Originally posted by sentricyphen Yeah its a good start, but you need alot more cals. I would think you can maintain close to 2700-3000, so you should up your cals by 500 or so. |
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Originally posted by patbuck No I just have it one hour after I weak up because I don't have time to eat everything before I leave for work. First thing in the morning I have the protein and flax and prepare all the food for the day while I drink the shake. And when I get to work I eat the steel cut. As of the food this is what I have every day same exact thing all the time, sometime a replace chicken with lean beef. Green bean with Brocoli. Also I have multivitamine and minerals. I though I was fine on the amount of food because I'm using some calculation you guys were proposing. BW times 10 to 25 I think. So for 175lbs times 10 it's 1750 cal a day. When I was bulking I was doing 180lbs times 25 for 4500cal a day. But I did notice a lost of Strength. Since I'm on this 1750 cal a day. it's has been 3 weeks since I lowered the cal to this. And I lost an extra 3 lbs. I'M 172 now. And I was sheating on the weekend on the dinner meal and lunch meal. You think the 175 times 10 is too low for a MAn? |
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Originally posted by patbuck Is my diet good enough to see my abs all the way down? Is that diet good enough for a guy that would do bodybuilding competition? I'm wondering if the guys that do competition keep the same diet until the competition? It's really weird at the point I'm right now, because each time I cheat a meal I can see the difference on my stomac.. Maybe I'm paranoing, m'I? |
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Originally posted by Jodi Then I say stay at 13 cals per lb and without the cheating. Automatically that will reduce your caloric intake for the week and still give you room in a few weeks to drop if necessary. |