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Critique my diet...AGAIN!!!


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Posted by: spoonr27

after many trial and errors and modifications i need another advise and comments.

5'10-168lbs looking to gain muscle i guess trying to bulk up?

Mondays & Thursday: chest, triceps and shoulderss
Tuesdays & Fridays: back, biceps, legs.
Wednesday, Sat-Sun: OFF

Breakfast 4 scrambled eggs (2 yolks out and 2 full eggs) with graded cheese.
honey bunches of oats with almonds in em and non-fat milk
multi-vitamin
1 cap fish oil

snack: banana
tuna fish sandwhich (light mayo) on whole wheat
salted peanuts
grand valley granola bar (trail mix style)

Lunch: garden Salad with basil vinerette dressing
Turkey sandwhich (sandwhich changes day to day)
apple
fish oil

Workout days ill have a fruit and a protein shake (ON 100% whey) 30 minutes before training. then protien shake after training.

Dinner: baked chicken or lean beef
sweet potato/yams or baked potato
broccoli or with mixed veggies
brown rice
fish oil

Snack: cottage cheese or fruit of some sort (kiwi & strawberries)

thx for the help.



Posted by: IainDaniel

Total Cals and Macros?



Posted by: spoonr27

im not quite sure what macros mean but the calorie i beleive is around 2400 2500



Posted by: danzik17

Macros means that for each meal, how much protein/carbs/fats are you taking in from the food.

That way it is easier to see if you are taking in too much or too little of any given nutrient at a meal.



Posted by: spoonr27

how would i figure that out? i try to use the 40/40/20 system



Posted by: Emma-Leigh

Go to NutritionData.com NutritionData's Nutrition Facts Calorie Counter or Nutridiary :: Free Online Diet Diary and enter all the foods (in the quantities you have them) so it spits out a total for the day.

It is hard to determine if what you eat is right for you without knowing the breakdown.

(ps: ratio's mean nothing - you need to eat an amount appropriate for your lean mass).



Posted by: ABCs

Not pertaining to diet but I would try a full body routine for a little while and see how you like it. I switched over from a split routine to a full body about 2 weeks ago and the results have been amazing.

As for your diet, these guys (and gals above, got you covered.




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