
Originally Posted by
hunter7
I've decided to finally turn to you guys for some diet help as I move forth in my training. First off I will give you guys some info on me and hope you guys can point me in a direction that I can find the info myself.
First off, despite never exactly counting calories or keeping set ratios of carbs to proteins to fats etc etc. I would say my diet is really good. I train with the mindset of an athlete and not a bodybuilder. I have never been over 9% BF in my life and my lifestyle is very unpredictable and training diversified. ( Military - hint hint). Without going into every aspect of my diet and training trust that I only eat high quality foods and know how to train.
Now, I have come to a particular time in life that I can now attribute more focus to training and hopefully filling in some of the particulars that I have been avoiding. For starters, I can eat anything, absolute anything, and never gain much fat. So with that I have always held a high everything diet from calories: protein: carbs, protein. Just some examples of what I would eat are- A typical dinner for me would be a huge plate of wheat pasta with spinach and chicken and whole milk. Breakfast would be three cheese eggs with a plain potato and a protein shake with a small bowl of oatmeal. Lunch would be something like two tuna sanwiches on wheat. I attempt to get 6-8 meals a day, but sometimes 3 big ones and snacks are really all I can do from my schedule.
What I would like from you guys are what do you think I should focus on moving forward? I want to clean up my diet as to keep my BP in check with a new cycle. What I really need help is with carbs. The good ones, bad ones, which ones to eat when. Typically, I just ate everything that was wheat or grain. What types of "snacks" do you recommend or healthy pre made meals for when my schedule forces me to make adjustments.
On a typical day I would say I consume 4-5000 Calories.