
Originally Posted by
Mr.Rose
Yes last thing you want is a non personalized plan, one tailored to the individual does wonders for whatever goals they want to achieve.
With 6 months out you have plenty of time to play around and tweak the diet to get everything in check.
Send her to a hospital or sports clinic to get her actual levels checked if you want to be 100% sure, otherwise winging it has worked with me in the past. A true BF level would be great and a basal metabolic rate.
if 1820 is her maintenance then 1550 would be a good depletion rate. Remember as her body changes composition from fat and muscle her basal metabolic rate will change and hence her calorie intake must change too, more muscle = higher calorie intake. As her BF% starts to decline you can every so slightly raise her calories back to maintenance (which will be a new maintenance, taking into account her new daily activity).
Yes posting a diet would be good to analyse.
Those numbers on the macros are great. I like to keep protien at 50-60%.
Keep those carbs complex, and i don't mean false complex (my term for processed carbs) like white rice and white bread. Keep her on brown rice and whole grain bread. Keep those high density lipid intake high and add a bit of saturated fat, her body still needs those for hormone production. Keep fiber high too. Also add some casein protein, slow release protein has shown in numerous studies to be highly anti-catabolic and helps with increased liposis/fat loss.
Yes 6 meals a day is good, DONT skip breakfast and make sure she sticks to the diet, cheating behind your back wont help her.... trust me i know women and thier attraction to sweats and alcohol, haha.
But she is lucky to have someone like you to watch out for her.
If she wants to kick ass, get her midsection in check, get her working on abs, nothing beats a bikini show like a 6pack, and i dont mean like a bodybuilder 6pack, i mean a toned midsection. judges love that shit.