Here's the deal. I've always been a skinny runt. I used to play basketball for about 12 hours a day, but have done sweet fuck all for the last 4 years. 30's will be creeping up on me soon so I want to get in fantastic right shape now!
GOAL: body like Pitt in fight club, a little more muscle mass on chest.
I started a new diet today roughly consisting of:
60-70% lean protein
20-30% fibre,
10% fat (the healthy kind)
My goal right now is to load up on protein, try to build mass with gaining as little fat as possible. I really need to focus on my my back/legs the most, with a fair amount of work on my shoulders and chest. I plan on doing stomach almost daily, but kind of light, with cardio (interval training) every second day. Gym 6 days a week, 1 day rest.
This is the first time I've ever been on a good diet, and really dedicated myself to training, so I'm interested to see what I can accomplish. Hopefully this journal inspires me to keep it up. Maybe it will even inspire others :P
Take care.
Pictures taken this morning. Will try to update often. Any advice welcomed.
2 egg whites
1 cup oatmeal (measured dry)
3 strawberries
1/2 cup skim milk
1 teaspoon of flax seed oil.
Meal #2 (1 pm)
120 grams of tuna
2 slices of 12 grain toast
3 slices of a tomato
(soon to have 35 grams of whey protien, to consume before,during,after workout.)
4g creatine.
Was a pretty hectic day so I didn't really keep track. Breakfast started the same as Sunday. Meals were a little different, but all healthy. Following the 65-70%,30%,5-10%.
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