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phaze May 30th, 2007, 10:46 AM My diet plan (please correct/improve)
1) 10.00 AM- red beet and garlic salad and one cup of water.
2) 1.00 PM- 100g of low fat cottage cheese with one cucumber and water.
3) 3.30 PM- small meal- turkey meat with vegetables (about 30-40 grams), potatoes (3), ketchup (as little as possible) and water.
4) 7.00 PM- homemade fresh salad and water.
I usually do cardio (jogging, LISS and HIIT) at 9.30 PM. I jog for about 50 minutes and 7-9 km. I haven't secured my weigh-lifting times yet, but it's definitely before jogging.
On my weigh-lifting days I eat 1 medium sized banana after workout. And also the salads may vary. I haven't started this diet yet. I will start it as soon as it's corrected and ready. If somebody is willing to correct it or suggest anything then do it please. I'm really hoping that I may start this diet soon.
PS! Sorry about my bad English.
Necross May 30th, 2007, 11:02 AM My diet plan (please correct/improve)
1) 10.00 AM- red beet and garlic salad and one cup of water.
2) 1.00 PM- 100g of low fat cottage cheese with one cucumber and water.
3) 3.30 PM- small meal- turkey meat with vegetables (about 30-40 grams), potatoes (3), ketchup (as little as possible) and water.
4) 7.00 PM- homemade fresh salad and water.
I usually do cardio (jogging, LISS and HIIT) at 9.30 PM. I jog for about 50 minutes and 7-9 km. I haven't secured my weigh-lifting times yet, but it's definitely before jogging.
On my weigh-lifting days I eat 1 medium sized banana after workout. And also the salads may vary. I haven't started this diet yet. I will start it as soon as it's corrected and ready. If somebody is willing to correct it or suggest anything then do it please. I'm really hoping that I may start this diet soon.
PS! Sorry about my bad English.
Now I'm no expert but I think your'e not eating enough.
Meal 1- You can use come protein and healthy fats here
Meal 2- Again this meals lacks in protein
Meal 3- Sounds good to me
Meal 4- Again not enough protein, how about some salmon or some protein with healthy fats
The way I see it your'e not eating enough, you need to increase your calories. How about adding one or two more meals throughout the day. Add a protein shake to the banana and you have yourself a good PWO meal.
Just my 2 cents anyways.
- Necross
phaze May 30th, 2007, 11:30 AM 1) 10.00 AM- 2 boiled eggs, red beet and garlic salad (100 g) and one cup of water.
2) 11.30 AM- 1 carrot, 1 onion and chicken (not much). Cup of water.
3) 1.00 PM- 100g of low fat cottage cheese with one cucumber and tuna or salmon. And water.
4) 3.30 PM- small meal- turkey meat with vegetables (about 30-40 grams), potatoes (3-4), ketchup (as little as possible) and water.
5) 7.00 PM- homemade fresh salad with salmon and water.
I corrected it a bit. I'm sure there are more mistakes there. When everything seems to be ok I'll try to calculate the calories.
Where do I get healthy fats?
Kryptonian May 30th, 2007, 11:41 AM You can get healthy fats from a wide plethora of sources like salmon,beef,avocado,almond,flax,egg yolk.My favourite is egg yolk.Cheap and good.
K
gazareth May 30th, 2007, 11:42 AM You can get healthy fats from a wide plethora of sources like salmon,beef,avocado,almond,flax,egg yolk.My favourite is egg yolk.Cheap and good.
K
Egg yolk and beef are mostly saturated fats - you want to try and keep these to a minumum, although they are not the evil that some would have you believe. You should try to get the majority of your fats from other sources - as you said, almonds, avocado, flax are good, as are peanuts and olive oil, for example.
Necross May 30th, 2007, 01:52 PM 1) 10.00 AM- 2 boiled eggs, red beet and garlic salad (100 g) and one cup of water.
2) 11.30 AM- 1 carrot, 1 onion and chicken (not much). Cup of water.
3) 1.00 PM- 100g of low fat cottage cheese with one cucumber and tuna or salmon. And water.
4) 3.30 PM- small meal- turkey meat with vegetables (about 30-40 grams), potatoes (3-4), ketchup (as little as possible) and water.
5) 7.00 PM- homemade fresh salad with salmon and water.
You should make a spreadsheet and track how many calories you're taking in. Your caloric intake depends on your stats. Have you read the stickies in the beginners section?
phaze May 30th, 2007, 07:13 PM I made a chart. I tried to be exact as possible (with calories, fat, fiber etc).
20935
Any suggestions?
Necross May 30th, 2007, 07:16 PM Your calories are still way too low unless you're very very small. Over all you can lower you carb % a bit and increase your protein %. Do you know the number of calories you need to eat per day to maintain?
phaze May 30th, 2007, 07:22 PM Your calories are still way too low unless you're very very small. Over all you can lower you carb % a bit and increase your protein %. Do you know the number of calories you need to eat per day to maintain?
1966,4 to maintain. With exercise it's 3392,04.
Necross May 30th, 2007, 08:20 PM You're eating way too low. As a result your body may end up burning its muscle for fuel. You will loose fat along wit muscle which in the long run can be detrimental to your success :nono. As a general rule of thumb you should eat 500-300 calories less than maintainance. Add some more calories and eat more frequently. If you want, you can have a look at my cutting diet to get an idea http://forums.johnstonefitness.com/showthread.php?t=36931
phaze May 31st, 2007, 08:56 AM I improved my chart a bit:
http://img58.imageshack.us/img58/8640/untitledcr9.th.jpg (http://img58.imageshack.us/my.php?image=untitledcr9.jpg)
I think the calories may vary, cause I'm sure I can't eat exactly the same every day. But I have a clearer picture of what foods to eat to increase/decrase your protein, carbs and fat. Anyways... I'm sure that almost any diet helps but some maybe more efficient or faster, but overall the result will be the same- you lose fat.
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