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Summer Diet

tyman502

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Hello everyone,
Thinking summer is almost coming and beach season creeping up on us all I figured I better start to cut and look ripped for the girls and beach. Whats not better then a six pack and huge arms to go along with that tan haha. Well anyways here my current diet plan I have set up after looking at the stickys and reading some advice from other web sites. I also know that it is not at all possible to get absolutely ripped in only a few weeks, your body is like a hard piece of clay in which it takes time to mold into the perfect form your want.

I am a very health conscious person and always look to eat healthy. But before I set up this diet plan I was consuming to many high carb foods, not enough green veggies, and absolutely no fruit, and not to mention I don???t drink milk so getting my daily calcium intake was close to zero. I would also splurge a lot and go out and get a blizzard from Dairy Queen, or head over to the closest KFC and get a few snackers. After reading some tips I now know not to starve your body of these fatty foods (aka cheat meal) but only choose them about once out of the week if u have too. After all this said here is a diet plan I have set up and plan to follow it for exactly four weeks. Any input is greatly appreciated.

Side note: I do cardio 3 times a week Monday Wednesday and Friday (slower paced job for about 35 minutes. Usually run about 5 miles during these cardio workouts. And I have a lifting routine I follow Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. Now taking everything into consideration here is my plan.


Specs:
6ft tall
192 pds
Bench Max: 240
Squat: 360
(Dont know if those numbers mean anything, other then an indication of strenth. Didnt know if they would help so just throwing them in there).

Meal 1 (8 am)
2 scoops of GNC Pro Performane 100% Whey protein vanillia flavor. (Mixed with 16 oz of water)

Meal 2 (10:30 am)
1 packet of instant quacker oatmeal. (Apple Cinnamon)
1 apple

11:00 Workout Routine

Meal 3 (12:30-1:00 pm)
2 scoops of GNC Pro Performance 100% Whey protein vanillia (mixed with 16 oz of water)


Meal 4 (3:30-4:00 pm)
1 eight ounce grilled chicken breast
1 cup of brocolli
1 cup of celery
glass of water



Meal 5 (6:30-7:00)
one 8 ounce grilled chicken breast
one salad with green cumbers, other fibrous veggies, with low fat ranch dressing.
water

Meal 6 (9 pm)
1 apple
1 cup of cottage cheese

Take note I live in the college dorms where the food is awful and I usually make a lot of the food on my own. Allthough they do make some good grilled chciken breasts. I think the cafteria offers celery, lettuce ,brusslespouts, and cauliflower for veggies. And they offer bananas, apples, and oranges for fruit.

I would please like some feedback positive or negative. What you guys think is important to me and i want to further modify my plan to achieve whatever is possible. I know drinking lots of water also helps with weight loss so i do consume lots of water in one day.
Thanks again,
Tyler
 
That doesn't look like very much food at all... Plus I would have peanut butter and cottage cheese before bed. And your second meal. Instant oatmeal sucks and it's all carbs. I would try to balance thing out a bit better and drink more than two glasses of water a day for sure.
 
What type of bread should i use with the peanut butter before bed? Whole wheat i know is somewhat helalthy for you.
 
I have read some research on diets online and on the stickys here. I have heard that the right amount of protein in a diet is essentail. I have decided i want to cut the fat and keep the lbm. So i decided to mainly consume protein, good carbs, good sugars, fruits, and veggies. Daniel it seems to me that u know alot about dieting, after seeing other posts u have commented on. Overall how does my diet plan look. I know its not perfect but im looking for suggestions to make it better. Thanks
Tyler
 
There are decent choices in there, however you are not even close to eating enough.

Again add up your cals and macros that you have listed in the diet, that will be the eye opener to how little you are actually eating. You next to no carbs and fats.
 
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