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  1. #1
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    Arrow Please critique my meal plan

    Based on various factors and calculations (such as RMR, TEF, NEAT, bf % etc), I've determined these are my caloric needs:

    Non workout days: 2922 kcal
    Workout days: 3557 kcals

    Here is what my diet looks like from my research:

    7:45 AM

    Protein/Carb drink:
    56 g Maltoodextrin
    28 g hydrolyzed whey
    5 g BCAA
    3 g Glutamine
    5 g Phenylalaline

    Total Calories: 336

    8:00 AM

    Workout (1-1.5 hrs intense lifting)
    I will be sipping the same drink between workouts.

    Total Calories: 336

    9:30 AM

    Post workout
    I will be drinking the same drink after workout.

    Total Calories: 336

    11:30 AM

    1.) Omelet comprising of 6 egg whites, 1 whole egg, 4 oz turkey ham, 1/2 green pepper, 1/2 onion, 1 slice fat free cheese, cooked in vegetable oil.
    2.) 1 Banana
    3.) 2 fish oil caps

    Calories: 695
    Protein: 71 g
    Carb: 62.4g
    Fat: 16g

    1:30 PM

    Chicken fried rice:

    Calories: 770
    Protein: 74g
    Carbs: 84g
    Fat: 14g

    4:30 PM

    2 Tuna burgers:

    Calories: 475
    Protein: 63
    Carb:14
    Fat: 41.6

    7:00

    Brocolli beef stir fry

    Calories: 487
    Protein: 53
    Carb: 20
    Fat: 49.71

    10:00

    Lamb kebabs

    Calories: 557
    Protein: 44
    Carb: 20
    Fat: 74.24

    So what do you guys think? I took an awefully lot of time making this plan, so I REALLY value your constructive advice. Tear it apart as you see appropriate.

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    Your up at 7:45 and between then and 11:30 you workout, in this time you eat no food. Not good dude, you need to get some food in there....

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheMachine View Post
    Based on various factors and calculations (such as RMR, TEF, NEAT, bf % etc), I've determined these are my caloric needs:

    Non workout days: 2922 kcal
    Workout days: 3557 kcals

    Here is what my diet looks like from my research:

    7:45 AM

    Protein/Carb drink:
    56 g Maltoodextrin
    28 g hydrolyzed whey
    5 g BCAA
    3 g Glutamine
    5 g Phenylalaline

    Total Calories: 336

    8:00 AM

    Workout (1-1.5 hrs intense lifting)
    I will be sipping the same drink between workouts.

    Total Calories: 336

    9:30 AM

    Post workout
    I will be drinking the same drink after workout.

    Total Calories: 336 that's alot of shakes, but if it keep you full and it's working, i won't knock it... I would always go with a whole food source before a shake though... even PWO I like to mix a scoop of whey with some food and not a shake

    11:30 AM

    1.) Omelet comprising of 6 egg whites, 1 whole egg, 4 oz turkey ham, 1/2 green pepper, 1/2 onion, 1 slice fat free cheese, cooked in vegetable oil. Why are you cooking in vegetable oil? How using evoo, coconut, or macadamia nut instead
    2.) 1 Banana
    3.) 2 fish oil caps

    Calories: 695
    Protein: 71 g
    Carb: 62.4g
    Fat: 16g

    1:30 PM

    Chicken fried rice: what kind of rice and fried in what kind of oil

    Calories: 770
    Protein: 74g
    Carbs: 84g
    Fat: 14g

    4:30 PM

    2 Tuna burgers: Is there buns with the burgers? I would assume the carbs listed come from condiments and not buns... Hell of a lot of fat for one meal and I bet alot of that is saturated

    Calories: 475
    Protein: 63
    Carb:14
    Fat: 41.6

    7:00

    Brocolli beef stir fry What kind of oil?

    Calories: 487
    Protein: 53
    Carb: 20
    Fat: 49.71

    10:00

    Lamb kebabs your last meal should be comprised of a slow digesting protein like casein powder or cottage cheese and a fat source

    Calories: 557
    Protein: 44
    Carb: 20
    Fat: 74.24

    How about daily totals on the macros too

    So what do you guys think? I took an awefully lot of time making this plan, so I REALLY value your constructive advice. Tear it apart as you see appropriate.

    ....

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    fat is too high in some meals IMO pre-workout should be whole food and yeah.



    -AJ

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