Thread: Diet review
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03-30-2011, 08:27 AM #1New Member
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Diet review
New to the board and I have to say I love it. I can't believe all the information that is listed here. With that being said I have finally decided it is time to cut some fat and enjoy the beach without a shirt on. If someone could please review my current diet and let me know if changes need to be made.
Stats
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bf about 15%
218 lbs
445 AM
Protein shake 27/2/2 130
1/2 cup oats 5/27/3 150
Workout 45-60 min weights
run 60 min I can't do cardio at any other time due to work/kids/wife
730 AM
Protein Shake 54/4/4 260
1/2 cup oats 5/27/3
930 AM
2.6 oz tuna 18/1/.5 80
1/2 cup rice 2.5/20/1.75 115
12 PM
6oz Chicken 37.5/0/2.25 165
1 cup brocholli (sorry forgot to get stats)
3PM
2.6 oz tuna 18/1/.5 80
1/2 cup rice 2.5/20/1.75 115
5PM
6oz chicken 37.5/0/2.25 165
1 cup rice 5/40/3.5 230
7PM
Protein shake 27/2/2 130
9PM
Protein Shake 27/2/2 130
I snack on celery and cucumbers during the day if I get hungry.
total w/o broccolli 266/146/33 1900
My goal is to trim alot of body fat around the midsection if possible. Again any and all help is greatly apprecitated.
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03-30-2011, 08:54 AM #2
Bold. Midsection fat is the last to go. Can't spot-reduce. The last of it will be gone at ~12% body fat when a somewhat-defined 6-pack is usually achieved. You must simply stick to the diet above for 8-12 weeks without cheating and it will happen. Nothing revolutionary, just science.
I made changes to structure/food choices that I do feel are a must at this point. Brought calories up in the process by about 200 because they're definitely too low currently for your stats/goals. If you know your TDEE, that would help.
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03-30-2011, 11:11 AM #3New Member
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Thanks Damien for help. My TDEE is 2975.63 and I always eat brown rice w/those meals. I will make the changes that you suggested and keep you up to date on how it's going. My goal is to lean up enough that i'm not embarressed to take my shirt off at the community pool this summer. Sadly it took me 42 years to figure out that a round belly isn't attractive lol.
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03-30-2011, 02:25 PM #4
Cool. Yeah, even if your TDEE is lower than what you've stated above, you should be eating at least 2200 calories. You're already creating an additional deficit with cardio.
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03-30-2011, 02:36 PM #5Banned
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Copy gbrice diet or take things out of it sure he wouldn't mind he is the guy for diets
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04-01-2011, 06:29 AM #6New Member
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One more question in regards to the above diet. On the weekends I like to sleep in w/the family so the 4:45 am meal and maybe even the 7am meal may not happen so my question is how do I go about making up those meals?
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04-05-2011, 11:36 AM #7New Member
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Damien,
I've made the changes you suggested but I'm having a really hard time eating meals at 7 and 9 instead of the whey and casein shakes. I know you said you felt these changes needed to be made immediately but how much harm am I doing to my diet if I just did the shakes? If it's a must I'll force myself to eat the meals but if you feel it's not that bad I think i'd rather go w/the smaller amount of food later in the evening. I've noticed a significant loss in the last two weeks and I'm ready for the next 10..results sure are a great motivator.
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04-05-2011, 12:16 PM #8
Damien has given you solid advice bro, try and follow all of his suggestions.
Alot of people have a tough time eating in the morning; try and stick with it, push through the discomfort (not to the point of vomiting though) and your body will adjust in a couple of weeks.
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04-05-2011, 12:34 PM #9New Member
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Thanks gbrice I'll continue to eat how he says and i'll give you an update in about a week. Thanks again for the help it is greatly appreciated.
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Welcome aboard.
As a whole, I don't see much wrong with this diet.
Kudos for 1.) putting some time (and thought) into creating a diet, 2.) putting it out there for critique.
That being said:
Noted.
'about 15%'? I'd suggest getting that tested and verified.
I don't see any issue here... at all. It is 4:45 a.m. ...*and* it is a pre-workout meal after all. Exercising *will* blunt gastric emptying... *and* a more solid meal may affect hydration.
Stick with this meal.
Heck, if it were me, I'd ditch the oats and have 1 cup of frozen/mixed berries (or an equivalent serving of unsweetened apple sauce) instead.
No need to double up the protein here.
I'd add 3-5gr supplemental fats here.
Move the carbs in the 3p.m. meal to 12 p.m... as insulin sensitivity will be higher then.
Move the broccoli to the 3 p.m. meal instead.
Add 2-3 gr supplemental fat to each meal.
Ditch the rice here. Swap it for vegetables.
add 2-3 gr supplemental fiber here.
^^Unless this is a meal of convenience, swap for fish/meat. Isn't a requirement however.
Add a supplemental fat or 1oz walnuts/almonds here.
^^Add a supplemental fat or 1oz walnuts/almonds here.
Add 5-10gr supplemental fiber as well.
Increased fat storage in the lower stomach and lower back usually denotes impaired glucose tolerance... so bumping insulin sensitivity will bring you closer to your goal.
Regards,
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04-05-2011, 01:21 PM #11New Member
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Hello Narkissos
Thanks for the input any and all help is apprecitated. I'll implement your changes and see if I notice any kind of difference and check back with you in about a week and let you know if how things are going. Thanks again.
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