
Originally Posted by
HammerCurler
20 yrs old, 6'1" 180lbs, my ultimate goal would be to put on 20-30lbs in 1 year.
7:00am wake up
7:30am
6 Egg Whites
1-2 Whole Eggs
1/2 Cup Oats Microwaved
(w/ glass of water or juice)
LOSE THE WHOLE EGGS (THATS MIXING CARBS AND FAT) AND ADD MORE WHITES
10-10:30am
Whey Protein Shake w/ 1 TBLS Natty PB
MAKE THIS 2 TBLSPOONS (15g OF FAT)
12:30-1pm
1 Can Tuna/or 1 Can Chicken
3/4 Cup Brown Rice
THIS IS OK, IF ITS JUST 1 CAN OF TUNA I WOULD MAKE IT 1.5-2 CANS BECAUSE 1 CAN IS JUST AROUND 32 GRAMS OF PROTEIN, I'M NOT SURE ABOUT CANNED CHICKEN
Workout between 2&3 pm
PWO (5:00pm) (within 20 minutes of end)
Whey Shake (50g's protein)
Dbl dextrose (don't have this yet, waiting to ship in from US)
GOOD
PPWO 1 Hour after PWO Shake (6-6:30pm)
1 Cup Lean Ground Beef
3/4 Cup Brown Rice
THIS IS FINE AS LONG AS YOU MAKE SURE THE GROUND BEEF REALLY IS COMPLETELY LEAN
2.5-3 Hrs later (9:30pm)
Whey Shake (50g Protein)
1 TBLS Natty PB
YOU SHOULD MAKE THIS MEAL REAL FOOD BECAUSE YOU HAVE A LIQUID MEAL AFTER IT. TRY 1.5-2 CANS TUNA AND ALMONDS.
11-11:30(right before bed)
Whey Shake (i can't afford the slow releasing Protein or Casein or whatever)
1TBLS Flaxseed Oil
GOOD.
First of all I think one of my problems is too many shakes throughout the day - I should probably be replacing the 9:30pm shake with actual solid food.
I think all of this only comes out to around 2500-Calories. I need 3500 or so to bulk. What i'm asking is: Where/when/what should I add in here to get my caloric intake up to 3500? I think i'm good for protein with around 350g? Should I replace the 9:30pm shake with solid food? More Meals?
Thanks for any suggestions. I want to get this fixed ASAP so I can actually start gaining some weight (It's been a month now working out HARD, and my body weight hasn't changed (i think it has even dropped) - my body looks better (harder, less fat), but overall I don't look much bigger)
PS I'm a student on a limited budget, therefore I don't have $$ to be buying all sorts of EFA's and different types of protein powder. I don't mind eating the same type of food each day, everyday.