diet troubles

**loftgroover2** · 04-09-2006, 05:22 AM

this is totally new to me could anybody give me a good diet plz? i find that my working hours get me down but theres not alot i can do about it
week 1
6a.m - 2 p.m
up at 5 a.m
start work at 6 a.m
first break at 9.30 a.m till 10 p.m
second break at 12.15 p.m till 12.30 p.m
finish at 2 p.m
gym 3 p.m
bed 10 p.m/ 10.30 p.m

week 2
10 p.m - 6 a.m
up at say 2 p.m midafternoon
gym at 3 p.m
back to bed 6 p.m till 9 p.m
start work at 10 p.m
first break at 2 a.m till 2.30 a.m
second break at 4.15 a.m till 4.30 a.m
finish at 6 a.m
bed 7 a.m

week 3
2 p.m - 10 p.m
up at 8 a.m
gym 10 a.m
work 2 p.m
first break at 5.30 p.m till 6 p.m
second at 8.15 p.m till 8.30 p.m
home 10 p.m
bed say 11 p.m

really really shitty hours but theres nothing i can do is eating at these times any good or is it messing up my body clock? i'll be taking protien drink in between meals and b4 i go to bed i was looking at

breakfast
1-2 bowls cereal 2x 8oz yogurts or 4-5 egg whits scrambled 1 banana

lunch
1 chicken breast sandwich or 2 hamburgers mashed potatoes an 1-2 pieces of fruit

dinner
3-4 meatballs large plate of pasta mixed veg or green salad

is it ok to eat straight away when i wake or leave half hour to an hour?
thanks for looking

sorry i'm 26 yrs old
16 stone
5"10
and i think its 18% bf i want to drop quite a lot as u can see from the pics no laughing! lmao then i'll be on a bulking diet once i reached my goal thanks for looking

**Chemical King** · 04-09-2006, 06:45 AM

dude your diet aint that good. Check out the stickys in the diet forum cos i doubt any1 here will make you a diet. There are plenty examples of good diets if you do a search

**SwoleCat** · 04-09-2006, 08:39 AM

Originally Posted by loftgroover2

breakfast
1-2 bowls cereal 2x 8oz yogurts or 4-5 egg whits scrambled 1 banana

lunch
1 chicken breast sandwich or 2 hamburgers mashed potatoes an 1-2 pieces of fruit

dinner
3-4 meatballs large plate of pasta mixed veg or green salad

You've got TONS OF WORK to do as far as setting up a cutting diet.

That is horrid and you'd be well served to look at the "STICKY" post atop the page for a good general guide to get started.

~SC~

**loftgroover2** · 04-09-2006, 09:28 AM

what do you reconmend just diet? then think about bulking and that later? any good diet tips and work out tips or just do cardio for a few weeks? or how much would it cost me? any good advise is greatly apprecated am totally new to all this and its something i really want to do but i hear different things off different people
gareth

**thegeneral** · 04-09-2006, 09:52 AM

UNoffical "How to Cut" thread and sample diet...

lots of egg whites, raw oats, 100% whey protein powder, tuna, and chicken... thats what you needa be eating

**brutesinme** · 04-09-2006, 10:03 AM

no one's going to set up a diet for you. Thats work for us and difficult to do, because we don't know what you like to eat. Eat good whole foods yams/oats for carbs salmon/tuna/eggs/chicken/lean beef for protein. Get a whey supplement for post workout, eat starchy carbs in the morning fibrous ones in afternoon evening. Eat 6 smaller meals a day, protein in each. pro carb for first 3, pro fat for next 3. Using these basic guidlines set something up for us to look at

**loftgroover2** · 04-09-2006, 12:22 PM

ok thanks guys gunna ave to do sum dam hard studying in the next couple of hours i wanna start tomoz. just 1 thing what do you think of this body for life thing?? is it worth me going on that for 12 weeks then come back on here???

**SwoleCat** · 04-09-2006, 12:35 PM

Body For Life is a joke.

A great deal of my clients used that way back in the day (it's archaic) and had a horrible time on it. There are far better ways that's for sure.

~SC~