
Originally Posted by
joshh
Here is an update
6.30am PRE - 60g oats 6/37/5/230 + whey shake 24/3/1/120 30/40/6/350
7.30am - 60-90min weights, 45min cardio
9.30am PWO - 60g oats 6/37/5/230 + whey shake 24/3/1/120 30/40/6/350
12.30pm - 135g chicken breast 42/0/5/223, 1 cup cos lettuce 1/2/0/8, 1/2 avocado 2/6/10/114 45/8/15/345
3.30pm - 140g tuna 30/0/3/149, 14g almonds 3/3/7/81 33/3/10/230
6.30pm - 135g chicken breast 42/0/5/223, 1 cup cos lettuce 1/2/0/8, 1/2 avocado 2/6/10/114 45/8/15/345
9.30pm - 200g 95/5 ground beef 43/0/10/260, 1 cup broccoli 7/12/0/54 50/12/10/314
12.30am - casein shake 24/3/1/110
total - 227/114/63/2044
Few questions:
Should I half the oats for my PRE and PWO? no, i think it is ok at this amount. change if you see no changes in your body/weight.
For my days off (Wed, Sat & Sun), I have been told to skip the PRE and just start with the PWO. Would it be best to drop the oats from this meal on my days off gym and maybe replace the whey shake with a casein shake? wouldn't do casein here, takes a while to digest. whey is better. it wouldn't be a bad thing to train fasted on these days to see what happens to your body. try it and see what happens.
Also on my days off, would it be of any interest to go to the gym and just do 1hr low intensity cardio and no weights? do it!
Would taking a pre-workout supplement like jacked or mesomorph be okay? Or not really suited for my goals? nothing wrong with taking them, all up to you, the person. just helps people get a little boost
I have been told that it's best to have simple carbs like sugars straight after my workout instead of complex carbs as you need to quickly refuel? Again, is this more suited to people trying to build muscle and not for my fat loss goals? just my opinion but stick to what you are doing and then go from there. some people like to have bananas in there shake PWO, but they fit it into his/her macros for the day. you could do 30g oats and a banana, instead of the 60g oats. there are threads dedicated to this answers, just do some searching around
Thanks, Josh