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Last time i lived off chicken breasts and salads, quaker instant oatmeal packets the plain ones (the best they had
), milk, and apples. This time im gonna be prepared... lots of whey, oats, efa's, and casein....
... theyve got a walmart though
... lol.
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Originally Posted by thajeepster
Hey, if you guys dont know, im in the marines... I'm getting shipped off to alaska to do some work with the coast guard on there ship. Heres my situation... I can no longer cook my own food, I can only get food from them 3 meals a day, usually not healthy, eg... white rice, white potatoes... etc etc, fatty foods... Think of your high school cafeteria. There is no gym on ship, Just a crappy bowflex, a treadmill, and a few free weights... up to 60lbs i think.
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Originally Posted by Emma-Leigh
Arggg... That sucks.
You will have to get inventive with your training - you should check out things like gymnastic tension exercises and Bodyweight exercises (they can be really effective if you have limits on equipment). For your diet I would be relying on fruits, skim milk, oats, powders, nuts, eggs and fish oil caps + and what ever other things you can scavange from food hall... (lean proteins etc).... Any chance of legumes or anything like that? Also - Can you smuggle food from the hall to eat later? Things like potato/white rice (as long as they have no added fat) are not too bad. Just ensure you combine it with vegetables, proteins and some healthy fats and you will be ok. I would be having unprocessed stuff rather than bread every time!! Remember - If your overall calorie intake is still fine then it is not going to be too bad. Your body can't store what you don't give it. So keep on top of your cals and monitor yourself and see how you go. ps: don't have apple PWO - swap it to a banana ![]() |
cant really get anything outta there to eat later except fruits, skippy
, and brown(not wheat) bread...
... maybe ill get rid of my disorder
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Originally Posted by thajeepster
I really dont think its as bad as Im making it out to be, its a small ship, and if i get in with the cooks pretty good, i can sometimes get them to make me egg white omelets, chicken without any sauces etc... and sometimes i can get a little cc on the side
Last time i lived off chicken breasts and salads, quaker instant oatmeal packets the plain ones (the best they had ), milk, and apples. This time im gonna be prepared... lots of whey, oats, efa's, and casein....btw, what do you guys think of cytogainer? its got 84g carbs (complex) 56g protein and 5g fat per 4 scoops... i figure 3-3.5 scoops would make a good inbetween meals rtd, as well as a decent pwo. And no, nothing like that there in alaska, its not like im going to anchorage or anything, just a few islands off the east of alaska, adak and kodiak... never heard of it? exactly ... theyve got a walmart though ... lol. |
u can also check out www.supplementstogo.com to check prices, i know they ship tons of stuff to our troops overseas. might have discounted prices for ya!
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Originally Posted by thajeepster
no bananas on board, they dont last long enough... do you remember about oct last year i was on the same boat in the same situation...
cant really get anything outta there to eat later except fruits, skippy , and brown(not wheat) bread... |
| The only fruits they'll have are grapes/peaches/pears/apples ... What supplements do you think i should stock up on to bring... Do you think it would be fine to have milk/whey/fruit or whey/oats as snacks throughout the day outside of the regular meals? What do you think of the diet I was thinking of? |
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Originally Posted by Cris2Blis
i dont know if you mentioned this... but will you be able to get to a comp at all to check in w/ everyone on here? you will be missed by many! can you make a bunch of your homemade protein bars...? probably not. hmmm... (btw thanks for the tip on those!)
u can also check out www.supplementstogo.com to check prices, i know they ship tons of stuff to our troops overseas. might have discounted prices for ya! |
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Originally Posted by Emma-Leigh
Fruit and skippy would be fine to have between meals (if you combine it with other things).
Grapes would be better PWO. I think that milk/whey/oats and fruit (+/- skippy, fish oils or flax oil) would be fine. You could also bring some olive oil if you were really keen (so you don't OD on the fish oils). The packaged oatmeal would not be too bad as a source of oats. Make sure you combine it with a protein if you are eating it at times other than PWO and a fat and you will be fine. I would not recommend too many gainer type MRPs. You would be better off with fruit/milk or trying to get some of those oatmeal packets out. Stuff I would certainly bring would be: protein powders oats fish oils, flax and olive oil if you wanted If you can get eggs easily then they will also be your best-friend (try to get them to cook you up half a dozen every morning and snack on them during the day...??). |
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Originally Posted by thajeepster
would you recommend a tub of whey (pwo) and a tub of casien (throughout the day and pre bed)??? Id like to limit the stuff i bring.. how about a mixed protein blend... Would it be that bad to use it as a pwo as well?
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Originally Posted by thajeepster
Which is better Prolab lean matrix or VPX Micellean? They both have good complex carbs (oats/barley/brownrice)
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| I know bars arent the best option, but im thinking of bringing a box or two of tri-o-plex. They are the only bars with decent carbs in them (no malto or dextrose etc.) Mostly oats. |
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Originally Posted by thajeepster
thanks emma, looks like im just gonna go with a good concentrate... Would that also work pre bed if mixed with milk and pb or other efas?
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| Whats a good brand? What about a mixed blend for all purpose use? something with whey, casein, and maybe some egg albumen? |
) Get a good MRP and a huge stash or bars and you should be just fine.