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0g, 13g [13g], 0g .5 cup apple juice and 5g creatine
8:30-
10g, 80g [10g], 2g 2 cups wheat chex
9g, 12g [12g], 0g 1 cup nonfat milk
4g, 16g [6g], 2g Kashi golean snack bar, sample size
Multivitamin
11:00-
5g, 30g [11g], 7g 2 Nature Valley peanut butter granola bars
3g, 20g [18g], 1g ~4 oz lowfat fruit yogurt
0g, 0g, [0g], .7g Fish oil cap
13:30-
26g, 0g [0g], 3g 1 grilled chicken breast
(unknown) Squash caserole, homemade w/ cheese and breadcrumbs
BlueX_v1: eating, lifting, resting
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07-16-2004, 10:41 AM #1Registered User
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BlueX_v1: eating, lifting, resting
I'm going to see if I can keep one of these journals going, to help me with my diet more than anything else. This is the first time I have really taken weight training seriously and educated myself about it and looked at it as a lifestyle change rather than an activity. I'm pretty much on the far end of the hardgainer spectrum, so my program will reflect that, on the conservative side, until I get a better idea of what my body is capable of and responds best to. (Intro)
Age: 25. Height: 5' 10". Weight: 140 lbs. Male.
I'm going to try to consume 2650 calories daily (I have a desk job):
Initially trying 200g protein, 350g carbohydrates, and 50g fat for a 30/53/17 caloric ratio.
I will be doing a 4 week cycle, training an average 1.5 times per week-
Week 1: Upper on Monday, Lower on Friday.
Week 2: Upper on Wednesday only.
Week 3: Lower on Monday, Upper on Friday.
Week 4: Lower on Wednesday only.
I'll also be doing cardio in between, at least 3 30min sessions preferably via outdoor activities like biking and paddling.
Foods will be listed with macronutrient levels in the following format, to be calculated at the end of the day:
[g protein, g carbohydrates (g sugar), g fat]
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07-16-2004, 11:06 AM #2Registered User
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Last edited by BlueX_v1; 07-16-2004 at 03:47 PM.
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07-19-2004, 09:50 AM #3Registered User
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Weekends...argh. I have to do better.
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07-19-2004, 11:56 AM #4Registered User
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(ok, its too much of a pain to log the nutritional contents every time I post. I'll look them up and add them at the end of the day)
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creatine with .5 cup of grape juice/'green goodness' juice.
(back to bed)
11:30 -
1 cup grape nuts cereal
1 cup 0% milk
6 strawberries
.5 cup cottage cheese
1 fish oil cap
14:30 -
half a large chicken breast
1 cup whole grain pasta
.5 cup spaghetti sauce
.5 cup fresh blueberry/strawberry cobbler
1 multivitamin
16:30 -
2 fish oil caps
1 cup 0% milk
1 scoop egg and whey powder
2 slices home made whole wheat bread
6 strawberries
21:00 -
baked cod
barley 'salad'
steamed broccoli and carrots
3 california rolls
mixed fruit tarteletteLast edited by BlueX_v1; 07-20-2004 at 05:54 AM.
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07-20-2004, 06:43 AM #5Registered User
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2 cups cheerios
1 cup 0% milk
1 orange
10:30 -
6 oz fruit yogurt
11:30 -
Leg workout:
20 rep squats on smith machine. 50lbs on bar.
12 calf raises on leg press machine at 130lbs.
8 closing thigh adductor things, arbitrary #10 plate
8 opening thigh adductor things, arbitrary #10 plate
8 back hyperextensions with a 35lb plate.
Feel like puking
12:00 -
1 scoop egg and whey powder
1 cup 0% milk
1 nature valley fruit and nut chewy granola bar
1 apple
14:00 -
baked cod
barley 'salad'
steamed broccoli and carrots
17:30 -
1 scoop egg and whey protein powder
1 cup 0% milk
creatine (because I forgot to take it to work for after training)
20:00 -
half chicken breast
small amount of whole grain noodles and tomato sauce
21:30 -
.5 cup cottage cheeseLast edited by BlueX_v1; 07-20-2004 at 07:26 PM.
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07-21-2004, 08:03 AM #6Registered User
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.5 cup green goodness juice
creatine
7:30 -
1 scoop egg and whey protein powder
.5 cup 0% milk
.5 cup oatmeal
1 apple
10:00 -
fruit and nut granola bar
.5 cup 0 fat cottage cheese
2 fish oil caps
1 multivitamin
12:30 -
Large tuna sandwich on home made whole wheat bread
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1 scoop egg and whey protein powder in waterLast edited by BlueX_v1; 07-21-2004 at 01:53 PM.
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07-23-2004, 05:38 AM #7Registered User
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Ok, found fitday.com...much easier I'm afraid, so I'm letting this journal die and I'm moving over there. http://www.fitday.com/WebFit/Calenda...y=22&Tab=Foods
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