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    sara's new plan

    Im new at this.. ill tell you about myself
    20 yrs old.
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    120 lbs
    height: 5'3 or 5'4
    bf last measured 3 weeks ago 20%

    ive been on a 20-40 carb diet for the past few months and its working great! but ive noticing im losing energy and im not having the right food..my workout routine : 2 times a week upper body, 2 times a week lower body.. and ABS every time im at the gym (4 times a week)
    my plans is to maintain my body weight and decrease my bf down to 12% ..... i would do whatever it takes to get there soon.. is there anyone that can help me here??
    thanx

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    tomorrow's meal plan: sunday 3/9/2003

    MEAL ONE (PRE-WORKOUT) 9:00 AM

    1/4 CUP OAT.
    1 SPOON ORGANIC PEANUTBUTTER
    2 EGG WHITES, 1 YOLK
    HALF SCOOP WHEY PROTEIN
    (MIX ALL TOGETHER)!!!
    P ~ 27, C~ 17, F~ 14

    TODAY'S WORKOUT @ 10:30 AM
    UPPER BODY
    ABS

    MEAL TWO 1:00PM
    POST WORKOUT

    1 APPLE
    1 SCOOP PROTEIN POWDER
    2 HARD BOILED EGGS
    P~ 32, C~ 23, F~ 12

    5:30 PM (AFTER WORK MEAL)
    MEAL THREE
    8 OZ. OR MORE THAN THAT..>CHICKEN BREAST
    BROCCLI
    1 CELERY STALK
    2 GREEN ONIONS
    LETTUCE
    1 SPOON OLIVE OIL
    P~ 32 OR MORE, C~ 0???, F~ 20

    8:30 PM
    MEAL FOUR
    1 CAN TUNA
    1 SPOON OLIVE OIL
    LETTUCE
    P~ 32, C~ 0, F~ 17

    TOTAL: P~ 123, C~ 40, F~ 64
    ANY COMMENTS?

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    Originally posted by sara


    TOTAL: P~ 123, C~ 40, F~ 64
    ANY COMMENTS?

    Yes....I'd suggest you read this journal because I think all the advice given in it would probably apply to you as well

    Welcome to IM....Sara.

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    thanx... so i need to go up 70 carbs daily.. that would still keep me in same weight and reduce my bf ?

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    LMAO!~

    yeah...welcome Sara


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    Originally posted by sara
    thanx... so i need to go up 70 carbs daily.. that would still keep me in same weight and reduce my bf ?

    Nope...I'd say you've messed up your metabolism (again) by being "to low" ..."to long"....we can't help people that don't listen/learn.......... and post their journal specific questions in other people's journals.

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    I also think you need to increase the number of meals...go less time b/w eating. I would also slightly increase protein...to about 175 grams. Try carb-ups or carb cycling of some sort. I agree you may have altered your metabolism. What about cardio...do you do any? I also think your breakfast needs to contain more calories....a very important meal to boost the metabolism for the day.
    Searching for the right balance...

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    thanx fit freak! can you make one meal log for me?

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    Can anyone give me workout and meal routines that I will follow?

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    Originally posted by sara
    Can anyone give me workout and meal routines that I will follow?
    I'm going to give you the best advice anyone on here will give you. You ready?

    Go to this woman's journal, Oceangurl's journal and follow the plans and advice SHE was given.

    You see, she has a similar bodytype as you, and also has the same goals. Same IP, but that's another story.

    Anyway, Sara, if you really want people to help you, do what you say you're going to do. Show them you're serious. Follow the advice given to OG, and instead of making the same mistake she did, don't repeatedly ask the same questions over and over again, when multiple people give you the answer.

    Can anyone give me workout and meal routines that I will follow?
    Look at what you wrote there and live it. Follow the advice already given to OG and you will be well on your way.

    Do NOT go to other people's journal's and ask questions about yourself. That's what YOUR journal is for.

    Do NOT highjack threads by discussing a totally irrelevant subjects than the one being discussed. Start a new thread.

    Do NOT repeatedly ask the same questions over and over. This makes people feel you are ignoring them.

    If you take the time to research the answers to questions you have, you will find it's most likely already been asked many times. If the knowledgeable people on this board see you putting at least SOME effort into your own life, they will probably help you.

    Here's your big chance Sara. You can heed my advice and grow and achieve your goals, or you can fall into the same trap as many people do, who don't listen and don't think for themselves. You have a brain, use it.

    Welcome to Ironmag, one of the best forums out there, don't waste this opportunity, use this tool to get what you want.

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    I agree with the above advice but to give you an example I will post a sample meal plan:

    M1:
    2 Eggs with 4 Egg Whites
    1/2 Cup (raw measure) oatmeal

    M2:
    5oz Chicken Breast
    3.5oz Sweet Potato
    1 Cup Vegies with 1 tsp Butter

    M3 (use this as post-workout):
    1.5 Scoops Whey Protein
    1 Tbsp Flax Oil
    5 Strawberries

    M4:
    5oz. Salmon or another type of 'fatty' fish
    2 Cups Steamed Vegies (brocolli, cauliflower, brussel sprouts, etc)

    M5:
    Tuna (6oz can)
    1 Tbsp Full Fat Mayo or 1 Tbsp of healthy oil (depending on taste preference) with chopped celery/tomato
    2 Cups Salad or Vegies

    Protein - 170grams
    Carbs - 65 (without vegie counts)
    Fat - 65
    Cals - 1525

    Now...this is only an example of one day...your actual plan will depend on what you like to eat and when and how often (intense) you train. The important thing is to include protein, healthy fat, and some carbs (slow burning or vegies) in every meal.

    I would also cycle my calories/carbs to keep the body guessing.

    Hope this 'day' will help you figure out a weekly plan.
    Searching for the right balance...

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    One more thing....Sara...what exercises are you doing for your upper/lower workouts and also...what about some cardio???
    Searching for the right balance...

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    also, sara maybe this site will be of help if you are not already using it: www.fitday.com

    you can create an account (it's free) and log your daily meals to get a daily macro/calorie breakdown.

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    thanx fitfreak, prince! i will take your advice!
    i weight train 4 times a week. and cardio once a week

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    If you've been dieting now for a while you may want to try adding some additional cardio to get you closer to your goal...maybe try cardio on your non-lifting days.
    Searching for the right balance...

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    now i only can go to the gym 3 times a week! ( i hate it!!!!!) i wanna go at least 4-5 times, but my work and school in the way... anyone have suggestions what i should workout on these 3 days??? mondays, wed, fri

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    Here is an idea:

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    Welcome Sara

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    Welcome again OG, er..um, I mean Sara
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    Originally posted by Britney
    Welcome again OG, er..um, I mean Sara
    good one!

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    I would do alternating upper and lower body workouts. For example:

    Week 1 - Monday (upper) / Wednesday (lower) / Friday (upper)
    Week 2 - Monday (lower) / Wednesday (upper) / Friday (lower)
    Repeat

    Specifically I would recommend some type of circuit style of weight training followed by cardio...this way you can accomplish everything with one trip to the gym. The circuit training with weights will speed up your weight training and give you plenty of time to do your cardio.
    Searching for the right balance...

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    One more thing...train abs every workout...at the end of your circuit.
    Searching for the right balance...

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    thanx fitfreak--- i will try the alternating style.. you said i would be able to do cardio the days that im at the gym? 3 times a week cardio right? how long of a cardio?

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    It's a personal choice...some like to do high intensity interval training...others a longer and slower but steady pace.

    IMO...alternate b/w HIIT and longer sessions each workout. The HIIT sessions should be about 25 minutes and the steady pace sessions about 40-45 minutes.

    This should prevent your body from adapting and keep the gains coming. Make sure you do your cardio AFTER your strength training.
    Searching for the right balance...

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    ok.. i did lower body today:
    squats
    leg curl
    walking lunges with 10lbs
    leg extension
    seated calves
    standing calves
    ( i did 5 sets of each workout 12-15 reps)
    ABS:::
    side 5 sets with weight
    crunches 5 sets (till maxout)
    leg raise ( 3 sets)

    i didnt do cardio today.. next time im at the gym ill do at least 20 minutes cardio after my training

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    No cardio....on leg day....good call I only do about 5 or 10 minutes of VERY light walking or biking after legs before I stretch ONLY for the sake of removing lactid acid...find it helps to minimize soreness.

    That sounds like a well-balanced leg workout...the only thing you could consider adding is another exercise for hams...stiff-legged deadlifts (SLDL). The hamstrings cross two joints and therefore should be worked from the hips (SLDL) and knees (curls).

    Sounds good overall though...keep it up!
    Searching for the right balance...

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    thanx fitfreak! what you recommend for my pre workout meal?

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    3/17/03 meals

    # 1 1/3 oats
    2 whole eggs
    2 whites
    1 slice cheese

    # 2 protein 1 scoop
    2 spoons whiped cream
    1 apple

    # 3 shrimp
    1 sardine
    veggies (1 stalk celery, broccli, lettuce)
    1 spoon parmasion cheese

    # 4 last meal (around 7 pm)
    1 can tuna
    1 table spoon butter

    total:
    protein> 107
    fat> 60
    carb>50
    cal~~~~ 1300
    (no workout today) i will have to work

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    Sara...your carbs and fat look ok but you need to increse the protein by another 60 grams or so......aim for five or six meals/snacks each day with 30 grams or so of protein per meal.

    Make it your goal to eat every 3 hours.

    As for my suggestion for a pre-workout meal I like to have a shake....digests easily.

    1.5 Scoops Protein (30-35 grams of protein) combined with 16oz water, 5 strawberries, and 2 Tbsp Heavy Whipping Cream (sometimes I substitute 1 Tbsp Flax Oil here)

    I have this shake about an hour to an hour and a half before I train.
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    i usually have 1 scoop of protein before workout and 1 table spoon of peanuts.. ill change to 1.5 protein, and are the peanuts good before workout?

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