I decided it would be a good idea to start a journal to kind of hold myself accountable for what I eat and to keep me motivated for my workouts. A little background, I'm 19, male, 6 ft. tall, 164 pounds. I'm not really sure of my body fat percentage but I wear a 34 inch pants. This summer I am really wanting to workout hard and try to put on some lean muscle and also lose some fat. I'm planning on doing weight 3x a week and cardio 4-5x a week. Tomorrow I plan on doing cardio and weights. Here is the plan for Friday.
I thought I'd go ahead and post my plans for saturday and sunday so I can stay strict. Saturday is going to be a problem day for me because I have to work a 9:00-6:00 shift at work. Needless to say I don't plan on doing any working out Saturday. Another problem with this is I won't be able to get 6 true meals in and I will probably have to pick something up quick for lunch...i'll try to keep this meal somewhat nutritious. I figure I'll burn a lot of calories at work because I am a bagger at a grocery store and all I do all day is carry groceries out to people's cars. Here is Saturday's plan:
1:00--This sucks because after meal 2 I don't get a chance to eat till one. However, I found this healthy restaraunt that I'm going to try. I just don't like the fact that I won't know the nutrition. I'm getting a grilled portobello mushroom burger----portobello mushroom patty, 7 grain bread, organic white cheddar, tomato, bean sprouts, organic guacamole......I guess this is a pretty healthy lunch!??!
6:30--5 oz Grilled Chicken, 3/4 Cup Brown Rice, 3 Cups Brocolli, 1 Fat free Cheese
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