I'm 19, 5"10, weight 75.6kg(77.6 if you add creatine water load) with around 15.6% bf. Now I have a few questions.
I'm bulking atm and I have absolutely no clue about how many calories I need, or even take to build muscle, or what ratios of carbs/fat/protein. I guess I never have because my mum is in charge of buying stuff in the house so.... maybe when I go to uni I'll have more control.
My daily meals are like this:
07:20 Breakfast - Bowlful of oat porridge with semi skim milk - atleast 5-600ml milk and 300g oats
9:45 - Usually a piece of fruit, with 10g worth of gluta-pep capsules, an anti-bacterial, multi vit, omega 3 capsule and a vitamin E supplement capsule.
10:50 Break - A banana and half a tuna sandwich, sometimes a whole, with brown bread and about a third of a can of tuna in the sandwich, with low fat salad cream, with an apple.
13:15 Lunch - Half a tuna sandwich and a peanut butter sandwich with brown bread and maybe 70-100g of peanut butter, sometimes a fruit too.
15:50 Home time meal - 2 slices of toast, loaded with 3/4 can of baked beans and grated cheese on the top until I cant see the baked beans. Followed by a piece of fruit. Sometimes downed with 250ml glass of milk.
19:15 Main meal (dinner/supper/tea) - Today had 550g rice(after cooking), 400g beef, and some veg but this is more than I usually eat
22:00 Bed-time snack - usually half a peanut butter sandwich, protein shake with milk and a piece of fruit
Okay this is a good day of eating when I'm satisfied with myself. If I don't eat enough at a sitting I usually make up by having a 570 cal Maximuscle progain shake to make up for lost food.
Is this enough for me to bulk?? Apart from my shoulders and back and traps, I haven't noticed a big change in muscle in the past month/2 months of hard training and eating, but I've been putting on significant amounts of fat. I'm guessing it's down to caloric deficit, but that doesn't explain the fat. Is there any suggestions to bump my calories up?
Do you think I'm getting enough protein too??
Oh and I'm not doing any cardio atm, maybe cycling once or twice a week to the gym.
I'm bulking atm and I have absolutely no clue about how many calories I need, or even take to build muscle, or what ratios of carbs/fat/protein. I guess I never have because my mum is in charge of buying stuff in the house so.... maybe when I go to uni I'll have more control.
My daily meals are like this:
07:20 Breakfast - Bowlful of oat porridge with semi skim milk - atleast 5-600ml milk and 300g oats
9:45 - Usually a piece of fruit, with 10g worth of gluta-pep capsules, an anti-bacterial, multi vit, omega 3 capsule and a vitamin E supplement capsule.
10:50 Break - A banana and half a tuna sandwich, sometimes a whole, with brown bread and about a third of a can of tuna in the sandwich, with low fat salad cream, with an apple.
13:15 Lunch - Half a tuna sandwich and a peanut butter sandwich with brown bread and maybe 70-100g of peanut butter, sometimes a fruit too.
15:50 Home time meal - 2 slices of toast, loaded with 3/4 can of baked beans and grated cheese on the top until I cant see the baked beans. Followed by a piece of fruit. Sometimes downed with 250ml glass of milk.
19:15 Main meal (dinner/supper/tea) - Today had 550g rice(after cooking), 400g beef, and some veg but this is more than I usually eat
22:00 Bed-time snack - usually half a peanut butter sandwich, protein shake with milk and a piece of fruit
Okay this is a good day of eating when I'm satisfied with myself. If I don't eat enough at a sitting I usually make up by having a 570 cal Maximuscle progain shake to make up for lost food.
Is this enough for me to bulk?? Apart from my shoulders and back and traps, I haven't noticed a big change in muscle in the past month/2 months of hard training and eating, but I've been putting on significant amounts of fat. I'm guessing it's down to caloric deficit, but that doesn't explain the fat. Is there any suggestions to bump my calories up?
Do you think I'm getting enough protein too??
Oh and I'm not doing any cardio atm, maybe cycling once or twice a week to the gym.