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    Hey Guys, ive been reading alot of posts on here but ive never really posted feedback but i need some help on my diet and training

    My goal is to add a few inches of muscle to my overall shape and lose about 3-4cm off my stomach and love handles i have a 5 month deadline.
    I am 18 years old and 6 ft 1

    I train - MON- Legs pretty intensly
    TUES- half hour run, and some home abs work
    WEDS- Biceps -Incline Flye 3 sets of 12
    Incline Press 3 sets of 12
    Hammer Curls 1 set of 15
    zottmann curl 3 sets of 12
    THURS half hour cardio
    FRI Is usually a variation in weds routine
    SAT Half hour run
    SUN rest
    I Take two multi vitamins in the morning and 1 fish oil cap
    Im soon to be getting in two weeks, CEE caps and glutamine powder. do you recommend any other supps?

    My diets is usually at 7:30 - 2 egg whites i egg scarambled
    - 3/4 oatmeal, half litre of water
    10:00- bannana litre water
    11:30-12:30 salad roll litre of water
    2:30- few pieces of fruit
    4:30 tea time chicken breast and veges
    7:30 - banana and some more water( overall about 6 litres a day)

    I truly need help i have read the beginners guide and i dont know left from right i am counting on you guys to help me.

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    that routine and diet is not very good.

    read the stickies in here and post a new routine.

    read the stickies in the diet forum adn then post your revised diet in there!

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    I Had a look at the stickies like you said Myk but i still have no idea to when i should be eating what at what times. i want to build muscle with out putting on too much weight in the meantime. i know i have to up my calories but how do i do this without looking overweight and having the right work out schedule i really need some serious help.


    maybe 7:00 - 1 Egg 2 egg whites
    - I cup of oat meal

    10:00 - 1 cup brown rice
    1 litre of milk

    12:00 -4 slices granary bread 115g turkey or chicken

    3:00 pre workout - meal replacement shake or protein shake
    post workout- i bannana, cup of chocolate milk

    5:00 dinner - lean burger or chicken breast with plate of vegi's

    8:00 - half a cup of porridge

    is this any better? i need some advice on my workout if this diet is any good
    what should i keep what should i change. all help will be appreciated

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    right i don't want this to turn into a diet topic but you NEED protein carbs and EFA's in all meals
    1 cup brown rice
    1 litre of milk
    Not a full meal,add a chicken breast and avacado then yes perfect

    With regards to training i am not very well up on this and am reading at the moment

    It seems like you need to do alot more reading

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    Thanks for the advice Martinogdenbsx i will add an avocado to the meal.
    any other suggestions on either the workout or my diet?

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    I have a workout today any ideas on a routine?
    is it okay to only work legs really hard one day a week?

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    diets not great.... workout routine is horrible. completely unbalanced. you have back muscles, try working them out like other muscles. read more.

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    what would be some suggestions for a good diet and routine

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    Quote Originally Posted by MinimalPayne
    what would be some suggestions for a good diet and routine
    Quote Originally Posted by MyK
    that routine and diet is not very good.

    read the stickies in here and post a new routine.

    read the stickies in the diet forum adn then post your revised diet in there!

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    Both your diet and training routine need a lot of work.

    In terms of your training routine, start by reading this, and the links contained within that thread. Come back after you have read that, and repost a revised routine.

    As for the diet, read this, revise your diet, and post it in the diet & nutrition section.
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    litre of milk is too much ur stomach won't be able to digest it ur only going to stuff ur self and that will make u much sleepy too also there is no any fats in meal 1 , about the few pieces of fruits u must know exactly how much or even a range if u want to stick into a good diet or for counting calories...1 banana will get u enough carbs through this meal try getting whey protein powder instead of all that milk ......this is my diet maybe it could help


    meal 1 = 5 egg whites (protein) + 1 egg yolk ( fats) + 1/5 litre milk(pro+carbs) +whole wheat bread (u could use oats better)(carbs)
    meal 2 = one apple(carbs) + whey protein powder + flaxseed oil

    meal 3 = lean protein (grilled fish or meat or chicken) + vegetables

    meal 4 = 1 banana + whey protein powder

    meal 5 = tuna + veg

    meal 6 = cottage cheese + 10 ml olive oil

    try this site will help u a lot
    www.fitday.com

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    try to remake ur workoutroutine but remember a good diet is the most thing will make u reach ur goals

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    thanks for the help assasin exactly what i was looking for. i will use this diet ffrom now on.

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    ur welcome my friend good luck .... by the way this is about 2000 kcal diet calculate ur maintanance amount of calories first ...for example if ur body needs 2500 calorie to maintain eat 2000 calorie daily to cut and 3000 to bulk.... and good luck my friend ..byeee

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    Quote Originally Posted by assassin
    litre of milk is too much ur stomach won't be able to digest it ur only going to stuff ur self and that will make u much sleepy too also there is no any fats in meal 1 , about the few pieces of fruits u must know exactly how much or even a range if u want to stick into a good diet or for counting calories...1 banana will get u enough carbs through this meal try getting whey protein powder instead of all that milk ......this is my diet maybe it could help


    meal 1 = 5 egg whites (protein) + 1 egg yolk ( fats) + 1/5 litre milk(pro+carbs) +whole wheat bread (u could use oats better)(carbs)
    meal 2 = one apple(carbs) + whey protein powder + flaxseed oil

    meal 3 = lean protein (grilled fish or meat or chicken) + vegetables

    meal 4 = 1 banana + whey protein powder

    meal 5 = tuna + veg

    meal 6 = cottage cheese + 10 ml olive oil

    try this site will help u a lot
    www.fitday.com
    My opinion is that this diet is no good. It is extremely low in carbohydrates, lacks balance, and the number of calories is going to be highly dependant on one's metabolic rate, bodyweight, activity levels, etc. Meal 5 is what, like 150 calories? Same with meal 4. There is no attention paid to post workout or pre workout nutritional needs. Yada yada. Check the links I gave you.
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    i forgot meal 3 i eat 2-3 slices of whole wheat bread meal4 or 5 i eat one yogurt from skimmed milk.............this diet is not low in carbs it's about 32 % calories from carbs second this diet is for cutting if he wants to bulk he must add some carbs in meal 5 and 6 and 3 and slightly increase the proteins and fats...meal 5 and six lacks carbs because it's before bed meals... that's it

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