depckorkf
depckorkf
Last edited by dk_001; 02-25-2010 at 03:18 AM.
Hell no it's not enough. I ate 3500 cals per day on my 12-week cycle (3900 weeks 8-12) - I am 6'1", a couple lbs. lighter and 8-10% bf - My goal was to maintain my current body fat while adding 15-20 lbs. of lean muscle. I also have a fairly average metabolism and am very capable of getting fat unlike some lucky f*cks. Granted, I am very active but the point is, unless you're trying to shed fat and aren't worried about LBM gains, you need to add 600-1000 clean calories depending on your your activity level.
Post your diet with macros for each meal and when the meal is eaten. Example:
Meal 1 - 8:00 AM: 2 whole eggs, 8 egg whites, 1 cup raw oats
42/51/11/540 (Pro/carb/fat/cal)
It will take 30 minutes or so but you'll waste your cycle if you don't get your diet in check. And frankly, if you missed the calorie mark by that much, I don't see it happening without some help. Said with all due respect.
oskeodkeof
Last edited by dk_001; 02-25-2010 at 03:18 AM.
wodjeode
Last edited by dk_001; 02-25-2010 at 03:18 AM.
I've fixed your diet. Implement what I've done and use fitday.com to calculate the macros (pro/carb/fat/cal) in each meal. Tally it all up and see where you're at. You'll still be short of the cals I'd like to see you on but we haven't accounted for your PWO shake. When you re-post your diet, please include your workout time.
Now, here are some things that you may not know and should:
1- You should be getting 1.5g of protein per lb. of lean body mass on cycle. That's 300g for you.
2- Not all fat is bad. It's very important to have a minimum of 50g fat daily - 70 ideally. Most of which should be from poly/monounsaturated sources (nuts/nut-butter, flax oil, evoo, avocados, etc). Before I touched your diet, I'd estimate you only had 20g or so.
3- 15 minutes after you finish training you'll obviously be having a PWO shake. At least, I should hope so. This shake should contain 25-40g of protein via fast-digesting whey and an energy source to increase protein synthesis and replenish glycogen, preferably 40g carbs via oats mixed right in. However, this will be used rapidly and no longer effective after 45 minutes or so. That said, you should be eating 1 of your 7 whole food meals upon getting back from the gym. As you can see, I really need to know when you're training to properly structure your diet.
4- From a bodybuilding standpoint, your pre-critique diet is horrendous. No offense. Definitely not fit for using AAS. I believe you gained 13 lbs. on your first cycle but that's not saying much when you don't have a good base. When I first got back in the gym after a year off, all natural, taking only creatine, I gained 10 lbs. in a month. It's gonna be a lot harder with a shitty diet now since your body can no longer be shocked into rapid gains, if that makes sense.
deodkeo
Last edited by dk_001; 02-25-2010 at 03:18 AM.
I could have changed more but I didn't wanna assume you had access to all the same foods I eat. If you make the above changes your diet will be pretty good. Shoot for 300 pro/300 carb/70 fat - that's like 3090 cals. Start there and if you're not gaining fat, up carbs back to 360ish for maximum gains at 3300 again. Always room to improve, keep reading threads and posting whenever you have questions. Please PM me or continue this thread if you have questions; I have done the bare-minimum, nothing I've suggested isn't necessary for someone considering aas. You have no idea what you can achieve if you stick to a diet like this.
ieueodfoenk
Last edited by dk_001; 02-25-2010 at 03:19 AM.
You can lead a horse to water...
Nice posts Damien, just remember, not only the OP gets benefit from you taking your time writing good posts. Others are lurking, reading and hopefully learning from your posts, which are spot on in my opinion.
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