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03-18-2012, 09:31 PM #1Junior Member
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Splitting Question
Hey guys,
I am trying to write up my diet but i'm getting stuck on one simple part.
my TDEE is 3032.7 and i'm upping it to 3532 to put on weight.
i am going to split it 40/40/20
QUESTION: how am i supposed to know how many PRO/CARB/FAT to split up into each meal so my calories are 3532.
i know its simple but its confuzing me.
i know how to setup the meals, so its carbs for breakfast, pre and post workout. but yeah i just cant figure out the splitting.
any info will help thanks.
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03-18-2012, 09:45 PM #2
Welcome! Well the simplest answer is...each gram of carbs and protein have 4 calories each and each gram of fat has 9 calories. So that will make it easier to calculate stuff. Slfmade had a worksheet that you could plug all your foods into and it would calculate it for you. Let me see if I can get it from him.
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03-18-2012, 10:24 PM #3
Yeah it's pretty Easy. You say you want to get 3532 calories
So 3532 x 40% = 1413 calories - Since BrownGirl explained that there are 4 calories in each gram of carbs or protein you would do. 1413/4 = 353g.
So now you know that your protein and carbs (since they're both 4cals per g and they both make up 40% of your diet) = 353g's
Now for your fat. Take total calories = 3532 x 20% = 706calories divided by 9(since there's 9 calories per gram of fat) = 78g of fat.
So you're split would be roughly:
Pro: 353g
Carbs: 353g
Fat: 78g
You can check your math by taking the amount of grams and multiply it by it's calories.
So:
Pro = 353 x 4 = 1412calories
Carbs = 353 x 4 = 1412calories
Fats = 78 x 9 = 702calories
Now add the calories 1412 + 1412 + 702 = 3526
Notice this isn't exactly what you wanted. We're off by 6 calories, but that's due to decimal places. You can't really measure .14g, so when it doubt on a bulk....add a carb or 2!!!
I hope all of that made sense.
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03-18-2012, 10:31 PM #4
brown girl made more sense
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03-18-2012, 10:49 PM #5
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03-18-2012, 11:08 PM #6Junior Member
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thanks for the replies guys, you made that too simple! i can finally write it up and start this diet. cheers
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03-18-2012, 11:13 PM #7Associate Member
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I got this list here and i wish i could remember who originally posted it so i can give credit but i cant.
Carbohydrates
Brown Rice - 1 cup cooked - 218 cal - 46g c - 5g p - 2g f
Brown Rice - 1/2 cup uncooked - 344 cal - 77g c -7g p - 2.5g f
Oats - 1 cup uncooked - 300 cal - 54g c - 10g p - 5g f
Oats - 1/2 cup uncooked - 150 cal - 27g c - 5g p - 2.5g f
Quinoa - 1/2 cup uncooked - 318 cal - 59g c - 11g p - 5g f
W. Wheat Spaghetti- 2oz dry - 198 cal - 40g c - 8g p - 1g f
Ezekiel Bread - 1 slice - 80 cal - 15g c - 4g p - 1g f
Lentils - 1 cup cooked - 230 cal - 40g c - 18g p - 1g f
Sweet Potato - 1 medium (5"x2" or 100g) - 99 cal - 23g c - 2g p - 1g f
Asparagus - 4 spears - 13 cal - 2g c - 1g p - 0g f
Broccoli - 1 cup chopped (5oz) - 41 cal -7g c - 4 g p - 0g f
Green Beans - 1 cup (4.5oz) - 41 cal - 9g c - 2g p - 0g f
Brussels Sprouts- 1 cup (6oz) - 65 cal - 13g c - 6g p - 1g f
Green Pepper -1 medium 2.5"x2.5" - 24 cal -6g c - 1g p - 0g f
Spinach (frozen) - 1 cup (5oz) - 48 cal - 7g c - 6g p -1g f
Spinach (fresh) - 10oz - 65 cal - 10g c - 8g p - 1g f
Apple (w/skin) - Medium (5oz or 2 3/4") - 72 cal - 19g c -0g p - 0g f
Banana - Medium - (7 - 7 1/2 ") - 105 cal - 27g c - 1g p - 0g f
Blueberries - 1 cup - (100 berries) - 83 cal - 21g c -1g p -0g f
Kiwi Fruit - 1 medium (skin off) - 46 cal - 11g c - 1g p - 0g f
Mango - 1 skinned cleaned fruit - (6 1/2oz) - 135cal - 35g c - 1g p - 1g f
Pineapple - 1 cup - (chunks in water or fresh- not in syrup) - 74 cal - 20g c - 1g p - 0g f
Pear - medium - (6oz) - 96 cal - 26g c - 1g p - 0g f
Raspberries - 1 cup (45 medium berries) - 64 cal - 15g c - 1g p - 1g f
Strawberries - 1 cup (10 medium - stems removed) - 46 cal - 11g c -1g p -0g f
Proteins
Egg - 1 large - 74 cal - 0g c - 6g p - 5g f
Egg - 1 x-large - 85 cal - 0g c - 7g p- 6g f
Egg White - 1 large - 17 cal - 0g c - 4g p -0g f
Egg White - 1 x-large - 21cal - 0g c - 5g p- 0g f
Chicken Breast, boneless, skinless (medium - 3.5oz) - 150 cal - 0g c -28g p - 3g f
Beef, bottom round, trimmed of fat (3.5oz) - 169 cal - 0g c - 28g p -5g f
Beef, ground, 90% lean, 10% fat (3.5oz) - 230 cal - 0g c -28g p -12g f
Beef, ground, 95%lean, 5% fat (3.5oz) - 193 cal - 0gc - 29g p -8g f
Beef, tenderloin (fillet), trimmed of fat (3.5oz) - 235 cal - 0g c - 27g p - 13g f
Turkey Breast, boneless, skinless (3.5 oz.) - 135 cal - 0g c - 30g p -1g f
Turkey, ground, 97% lean, 3% fat (4oz) - 140 cal - 0g c - 26g p - 3g f
Pork, tenderloin, trimmed of fat (3.5oz) - 173 cal - 0g c - 28g f - 6g f
Pork, Canadian bacon, per 1 oz. slice - 43 cal - 0g c - 6g p - 2g f
Fish, flounder/sole (1 fillet /4.5oz) - 149 cal - 0g c - 31g p -2g f
Fish, orange roughly (4.5oz) - 114 cal - 0g c - 24g p - 1g f
Fish, salmon, fresh (3oz) - 175 cal - 0g c - 19g p - 11g f
Fish, salmon (pink), canned (3oz) - 118 cal - 0g c - 17g p -5g f
Fish, tilapia (3.5oz) - 128 cal - 0g c - 26g p - 3g f
Fish, tuna, Bluefin, (3oz) - 156 cal - 0g c - 25g p - 5g f
Fish, tuna, yellow fin, (3oz) - 118 cal - 0g c - 25g p - 1g f
Fish, tuna - chunk light, canned in water (1 can) - 191 cal - 0g c - 42g p -1g f
Fish, tuna - white, canned in water (1 can) - 220 cal - 0g c - 41g p - 5g f
Fats
Almonds, (1oz - approx. 20) - 164 cals - 6g c - 6g p - 14g f
Almond Butter, (1 tablespoon) - 101 cal - 3g c - 2g p - 9g f
Macadamia Nuts, (1oz - approx. 10) - 204 cal - 4g c - 2g p - 21g f
Natural Peanut Butter, (1 tablespoon) - 100 cal - 3g c - 4g p - 8g f
Walnuts, (10z - approx. 14 halves) - 185 cal - 4g c - 4g p - 18g f
Olive Oil, (1 tablespoon) - 119 cal - 0g c - 0g p - 13g f
Flaxseed Oil, (1 tablespoon) - 120 cal - 0g c - 0g p - 13g f
Flaxseed Oil, Capsule (1000mg) - 9 cal - 0g c - 0g p - 1g f
Fish Oil, Capsule (1000mg) - 9 cal - 0g c - 0g p -1g f
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03-18-2012, 11:15 PM #8
Nice list...you can also use google if an item you're looking for isn't mentioned or is brand name specific. I like google because different brands have different macro breakdowns.
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03-19-2012, 12:08 AM #9Junior Member
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thats an awesome list, it will come in handy
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03-19-2012, 12:32 AM #11Junior Member
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yeah i can go based on that and change it around a bit depending on different brands and stuff.
when i'm calculating macro's is that for cooked or uncooked?
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03-19-2012, 12:41 AM #12Associate Member
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03-19-2012, 05:23 AM #13
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03-19-2012, 06:51 AM #14
depending what time u workout and how many meals ur eating u could split the carbs equally between meals 1-4 and protein between meals 1-6.. any additional fats ur eating in meals 5 & 6..
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03-19-2012, 07:01 AM #15Junior Member
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its easier for me to go off uncooked as it usually writes it on the packet. i just don't want to be off too many calories by the time i cook everything.
my chicken didnt have any nutrition info on it, all different sites are giving me different answers to how much p/c/f is in 200gms
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03-19-2012, 11:33 AM #16
Always go off of uncooked!
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03-19-2012, 06:17 PM #17Junior Member
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ok so i kind of wrote something up, please advise me of the things i can change.
MEAL 1
8EGGS (2 whole 6 whites) P42.8 C4.4 F8.7
90G OATS P13.2 C49.5 F6.6
MEAL 2
PROTEIN SHAKE P55 C77 F6
MEAL 3
2x 425G TUNA P41.6 C1 F11.8
1 TBLS NAT PEANUT BUTTER P7 C6 F12.5
FROZEN VEGIES P4.7 C3.5 F0.3
MEAL 4 (PRE W/O)
200G CHICKEN BREAST P62 C0 F7.1
125G BROWN RICE P4.1 C35.8 F4.5
MEAL5 (POST W/O)
PROTEIN SHAKE P55 C77 F6
90G OATS P13.2 C49.5 F6.6
MEAL 6
200G TURKEY BREAST P48 C1 F1
125G BROWN RICE P4.1 C35.8 F4.5
MEAL 7
1/2 TUB COTTAGE CHEESE P15.6 C5.4 F3.1
CASEIN PROTEIN P24 C3 F1
TOTAL
P 390 C 349.9 F 79.7
= Roughly 3677 calories
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