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Speaking of steamers. I got a bamboo steamer.
Just place it over hot pot of water, for how ever long you want to steam them.
My personal favorite is asparagus, but it makes urine smell funky lol
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12-06-2008, 12:30 PM #802
I'm going to try papertowel, and broccoli with water in the micro. with a few attempts i'm sure i'll get it right.
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12-09-2008, 01:10 AM #803
Nark,
What is your opinion on pre-workout and through the workout mixtures?
Goal: Muscle building
I will give you example of what I was thinking of trying...
10 minutes before workout - 1scoop whey (24g prot) 1/4 cup dex (25g carbs)
Now through the whole workout I would drink the Endurox R4 - 2 scoops with 36oz water (14g prot, 53g carbs).
Then, immediately after workout I would have 1 scoop of Ednurox R4 (7g prot, 26g carbs) along with C1000 and E1000 caps (1 of each).
Thanks a lot!
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12-09-2008, 03:32 PM #804
this is off subject but nova, you and nark are 2 valuable assets to this board and any other board you 2 post on. your both extremly intelligent and your info. seems to be endless.
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There're different schools of thought in this regard.
Some claim it's superior to ingest a fast-acting pro/carb mix before/during training.
In my personal experience however, the results/effects are inconsistent.
Sometimes w/ pre-work-out/intra-workout beverages I get a better pump.
Sometimes, the opposite happens.
Sometimes I feel stronger, sometimes i feel weaker.
I've worked with clients who believed that it was 'necessary' for them... so I manipulated the surrounding meals (etc.) to facilitate the inclusion.
Like I stated above though... It's inconsistent.
I don't believe it's a 'must'.
What is however, is formulating (and adhering to) a solid diet plan.
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12-10-2008, 08:47 PM #807Banned
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Hey buddy....
Nice to see you around.
Do you rate Hydrolysed Whey protein,its quite rare ? How do you think it compares to eggs PWO?
Its the only whey product that has high appeal to me,im thinking PWO and using it as one of my meals,to save time.
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12-11-2008, 09:09 AM #809Banned
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12-11-2008, 08:13 PM #810Associate Member
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12-12-2008, 04:58 PM #812Senior Member
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Hey Nova, I was just reading back through this thread and I noticed your diet and have a question about it.
Adding up your daily macro's they work out to be at a ratio of about 47/27/25 Pro/Carb/Fat (For some reason there is a 1% error in my caculations lol).
Just wondering why you use this ratio? I thought yourself and Nark advised a 40/40/20 ratio was optimal?
Also just to add to my diet. Over the last 2 weeks I have been feeling really tired and a bit slow on my high carb days, and have also been getting sharp pains in my stomach after some of my later meals. Now the progress is going well, I am loosing BF and looking great but I dont like the feelings i'm getting from my body so I have been doing a bit of remodeling to my "high days"
Instead of keeping protein and fat constant, I am going to use your version of cycling Nark (but only on the high days ), and basicaly keep a 40/40/20 ratio on my high days. Cals will still be at about 3600 - as they have been (about 600 over maintenance) while on my lower days keeping pro/fat at maintenace level and dropping carbs to only 20g per meal as I have been doing.
All in all the cals will remain very much the same as I am basicaly taking cals from my carb alotment and adding them to my protein so they even out at a 1:1 ratio with each other. I have a feeling my body didn't like processing that many heavy carbs in each sitting, so hopefully this little modification will help!Last edited by I_Want_Abs; 12-12-2008 at 06:45 PM.
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^^Bump!
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12-12-2008, 07:53 PM #814Banned
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Nark-Sauce/Nova-Step how do you feel about the 4:1 carb/pro ratio for PWO nutrition, followed by a full meal 30-40 minutes after? I see Nova's diet includes a 1:2 carb/pro ratio just about. The idea is that too much pro PWO can bog down the system. Thoughts?
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4:1 carb/pro?
Unless you're using a nutrient-partitioning agent AND your protein is way low, I don't see how that'd be feasible.
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12-13-2008, 06:59 PM #816Banned
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12-15-2008, 06:37 AM #817New Member
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Ok here is my Diet can you please look at it and let me know if I missed anything or need to take something away or change it. I am going to be doing the same diet 7days a week. I am 29yo male 200lb 5' 11" Chest is 44inch, waist 37 1/4 at the belly button, Hips 41 1/2, and thighs 22 1/2.
thanks
2 cantaloupe halves with 1 cup 1% cottage cheese
one cup green tea with 1/2 tbsp raw honey
Prot: 32, Carb: 50, Fib: 5, Fat: 3, Cal: 340
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Meal 2
3 hard boiled eggs and one large orange
Prot: 20, Carb: 25, Fib: 5, Fat: 14, Cal: 291
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Meal 3
Grilled chicken salad with 4 oz chicken, olive oil vinagrette dressing, 1 slice whole grain toast with whipped butter
one cup green tea
Prot: 32, Carb: 30, Fib: 7, Fat: 18, Cal: 389
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Meal 4
1 banana with 2 tbsp natural peanut butter and 1 cup skim milk
Prot: 18, Carb: 44, Fib: 6, Fat: 17, Cal: 383
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Meal 5
chicken fajitas: whole wheat tortillas, chicken breast, onion, peppers, salsa, low fat cheddar, low fat sour cream, guacamole
one cup green tea
Prot: 40, Carb: 55, Fib: 8, Fat: 19, Cal: 527
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Total
Prot: 142, Carb: 204, Fib: 31, Fat: 71, Cal: 1930
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12-19-2008, 02:59 PM #818
Bump this thread is the best thread in this section and needs to be up top!!!!!
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12-21-2008, 07:00 PM #819
Hey Nark/Nova, wondering how you feel about midsleep protein shakes? Is it worth disrupting my sleep halfway to take in a shake? I was doing this early in the year and my body got used to it, I would wake up like clockwork on my own at 4.00 am to take my shake and go back to sleep.
Since your body is so used to sleeping youd think it would use lipolysis to give it the little energy it needs but you know best... thanks!
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12-21-2008, 07:29 PM #820Banned
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I'd figure I'd chime in -
Personally - since I eat before I sleep - I always seem to wake up 3-4 hours later to take a pee anyway. May as well down a shake that's been prepared if you're up, right?
At a low heart rate, like sleeping, the body burns 90% fatty acids, and even while sleeping your body needs some glucose for efficient fat-burning.
Not really sure this answered the question... lol.Last edited by sizerp; 12-21-2008 at 07:39 PM.
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12-21-2008, 07:44 PM #821
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12-21-2008, 11:17 PM #822
Hey guys I was wondering if I could get a little help with the diet, Nova helped me a while back and it really helped.. I started dieting very well 9 months ago, I started at 178lbs, mat. calories were at 3200, I ate 4200 and since then I've gained 16lbs..
I'm now at 194lbs, 10-12%body fat, and I train 6 times a week. I got my routined from an NFPT trainers manual..
Mon. Legs/Traps, Tues. Back/Bices. Wed. Triceps,Delts,Chest Repeat Thurs,Fri,and Sat. Sunday off..
My Goal is to bulk and bulk until I'm satisfied with my appearance and then I'll cut..
Cals/Pro/Carbs/Fat
Meal 1: 650/42/-/-: I dont have time to cook eggs, cause school..
1 Cup Oats: 300/10/56/1
1 Scoop Casein/Whole Milk: 270/32/13/-
1 Banana: 80Calories?
Meal 2:600/50/-/-
8oz Chicken: 240/42/-/-
12oz yams: 300 calories with garlic powder..
1 cup brocolli/carots/peppers
Meal 3: 600/48/-/- Pro/Fat
1 Can Tuna: 160/32/-/-
1/2 Cup Peanuts: 320/16/12/28
Meal 4: Pwo 600/46/-/-
6oz Lean beef (96/4) 200/32/-/-
80g Pasta 400/14/-/0
Meal 5: PPWO 850/68/-/-
3 SLices White Bread 240/6/-/-
Turkey 135/15/-/-
5 SLices Turkey Bacon 100/15/-/-
Whey Shake 270/32/-/-
1 Banana
table Sugar.. probably bad idea but its working I think..
Meal 6: Varies 600/45/-/-
8egg whites 2Whole/Salmon/Chicken/ Sometimes Sirloin
2 slices wheat bread/1 Cup Oats/12oz Red taters
veggies
Meal 7: Bed 650/50/-/-
6oz turkey breast 175/32/-/0
brown rice 200/10/-/-
1 cup yogurt 200/7/-/-
Total Macros: 4450/350/-/about 150g Fat
Sorry if it got messy.. but thats it.. My diet is working and I am seeing results but I want to maximize results.. training naturally, not taking anything at all besides protein shakes.. I started off bench repping 205lbs at beg. and now I'm rep between 295-320..reg bench and decline..
Overall: maintenance calories have gone up from 3200 to 3500.. intaking 4500Calories
I'll post additional information if you need, thanks for your help in advance..Last edited by NeedAnabolics; 12-21-2008 at 11:24 PM.
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01-05-2009, 03:01 PM #823
Where is Nova???
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Purposely interupting sleep sucks unless you're a pro bodybuilder... i.e. unless you're using a shit-ton of ergogenics.
If you get up to pee however, I see no issue with chugging back a casein shake... Providing you have one already prepared.
It can really throw the sleep cycle if one ingests too much mid-sleep... or takes too long to go back to sleep (due to prep time).
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Honestly this is over-rated you know.
People really take this catabolism discussion too far.
You won't piss away muscle overnight.
If you're consuming a casein shake or solid protein pre-bed... there really is no reason to pile in more calories mid-sleep.
No need at all to induce gastric stress.
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01-08-2009, 06:34 PM #829
I'm out.
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01-08-2009, 06:39 PM #830
I know I have a lot of fat in that diet. I had to sort out my protein sources. The fat was coming from my actual protein sources (beef, steak, pork chops). So I had to reevaluate and substitute chicken into more meals than I would have initially wanted/liked. But in the grand scheme of things I still eat steak when I want and beef at times.
Your idea of the carb/protein replacement is a good one, but don't overdo those carb meals. If you're feeling bloated, back them off. Bloat is either an allergy, or your body letting you know you've reached or surpassed a digestive limit. You may have to sub back in protein to keep the macros correct. If that doesn't seem like a good idea or feasible, a handful of almonds is my choice for rounding off those tricky edges. Fat will also slow down digestion as we all know, possibly helping with the carb digestion.
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01-08-2009, 06:42 PM #831
I share your point of view here, but I have a question on which I would like your point of view. I myself eat a meal and then I'm off to bed. However sometimes I am definitely catching up on my sleep-debt, and can sleep for 10hours. At what point does a long sleep duration need to be better fueled in your opinion?
Also, sometimes I still enjoy waking and doing some morning cardio...fasted. At what length of sleep should I nix the fasted cardio and do something after a meal? I never will do fasted cardio if I sleep more than roughly 8 hours, I feel it may cause me more harm than good.
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01-09-2009, 12:09 AM #832Junior Member
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Narkissos thanks for all the advice. i'm looking to cut bf down and build muscle. can you take a look at my diet? what do i need to change? thanks.
im 25 yrs old, 6'3", 210 lbs, bf approx. 14%. i train 5 days on 2 days off for 60-90min each, ill do 5-10min hiit cardio pwo probably 3 times a week.
I'm carb cycling (5 low, 2 high). any advice is appreciated. thanks again.
High carb day
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Upon waking(approx. 9:30am)
whey protein (1.75 scoops) 210 2 6 40
orange juice (16oz) 220 0 52 4
Breakfast(approx. 10.30am)
Peanut butter (5 tbsp) 475 40 17.5 20
Whole wheat (2 slices) 200 3 40 14
Lunch(approx. 1:00pm)
7 eggs (3 whole,4 whites) 356 13.5 6 34
oatmeal [steel cut oats] (3/4 cup raw)400 7.5 81 13
Skim milk (16oz) 172 1 24 16
snack(approx. 4:00pm)
chicken breast(4oz) 140 3 0 27
banana 105 0 27 1
Pre-work out(approx. 5:30pm)
whey protein (1.5 scoop) 180 1.5 4.5 36
almonds (1oz) 160 14 6 6
Post-work out(approx. 7:30pm)
whey protein (1.5 scoop) 180 1.5 4.5 36
casein protein (0.5 scoop) 60 0.5 2 12.5
Gatorade powder (3 scoop) 200 0 56 0
Dinner(approx. 9:00pm)
Chicken breast (8oz) 280 6 0 54
broccoli (2 cup) 150 0 12 18
brown rice (1 cup) 230 2 54 6
olive oil (2 tbsp) 220 28 0 0
snack(approx. 12:00am)
1 low-fat string cheese 70 4 1 8
almonds (1oz) 160 14 6 6
before sleep(approx. 2:00am)
Casein protein (2 scoop) 260 2 8 48
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total 4,088 141.5 415 399.5
Low Carb day
-------------------------Cal Fat Carbs Pro
Upon waking(approx. 9:30am)
whey protein (1.75 scoops) 210 2 6 40
Breakfast(approx. 10.30am)
7 eggs (3 whole,4 whites) 356 13.5 6 34
oatmeal [steel cut oats] (1.5/4 cup raw) 225 4 41 8
Lunch(approx. 1:00pm)
chicken breast(4oz) 140 3 0 27
almonds (1oz) 160 14 6 6
snack(approx. 4:00pm)
chicken breast(4oz) 140 3 0 27
banana 105 0 27 1
Pre-work out(approx. 5:30pm)
whey protein (1.5 scoop) 180 1.5 4.5 36
Post-work out(approx. 7:30pm)
whey protein (1.5 scoop) 180 1.5 4.5 36
casein protein (0.5 scoop) 60 0.5 2 12.5
Gatorade powder (3 scoop) 200 0 56 0
Dinner(approx. 9:00pm)
Chicken breast (8oz) 280 6 0 54
broccoli (2 cup) 150 0 12 18
brown rice (1/2 cup) 115 1 27 3
olive oil (2 tbsp) 220 28 0 0
snack(approx. 12:00am)
1 low-fat string cheese 70 4 1 8
almonds (1oz) 160 14 6 6
before sleep(approx. 2:00am)
Casein protein (2 scoop) 260 2 8 48
----------Cal Fat Carbs Pro
total 3,211 98 205.5 364.5Last edited by mholla; 01-12-2009 at 09:08 PM.
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01-10-2009, 10:49 AM #834
subscribed for later questions....
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01-10-2009, 07:59 PM #835
when on keto version that allows some carbs post wo carbs(30g) and thats it with 2 cheat meals and take 16g per meal fats with 45g protein and dropped fat like crazy first two weeks now weight is stuck and kinda feels like alittle fat has come back to mid section is this norma ? fat shifting as bf gets lower maybee? or is the only way to correct by dropping fats and by how much seeings how im 15 lbs lighter than before i started with that ammount? was told to drop to 13 after 3 weeks should i do it now instead(2 weeks)thanks alot bro
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01-11-2009, 04:37 PM #836
Ok im cutting untill the end of this month getting down to 10% my LBM is about 155ish, I train 4 days a week with HIT. 2 on 1 off 2 on 2 off. I also do cardio often and run at least 4-6 miles a week.
Im going to start lean bulking at the end of this month. Cut back on the cardio quite a bit but still do some to maintain my leaness
here is a over view of my diet
3000kcal a day give or take
Pro-200grams about 25 grams in each meal slightly more
Fat-70 grams 10 grams each meal
Carbs 390
7 meals a day
More Carbs in Pre-WO, PWO, and Post-PWO for energy and recovery.
Protein sources are
Lean Beef
Chicken Breast
Egg whites
Lean fish
Whey
Carbs sources
Oats
Red potatoes
sweet potatoes
Green fiberous veggies
and Fruit Pwo Only
Also Considering Brown rice and Quinoa
Fats
Mostly comming from the food but any extra needed will be from
olive oil
Natty peanut butter
whole eggs
Flax oil
Fish
Also im on a budget and things will be tight but im pretty sure i can manageto pull this off no problem if i try
Goal is to gain 1.5-2.0 of LBM a month untill i obtain a LBM of 165 and then Re-evaluate, and obviously ill have to add calories along the way.
Any and All critique is Appreciated and Welcomed thank you
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01-13-2009, 11:04 AM #837New Member
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yes sir I think im about 20 Im down to 190 right now 35 on the waist if I can get this diet down ill drop more faster. ok back to the net to find what I can eat. Im trying to make a diet around me and my wife she is OMG a picky eater. She has went from 230 to alittle under 200 now
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Personally I don't believe said point really exists.
Effect of weight-training on energy expenditure and substrate utilization during sleep.
VAN ETTEN LM, WESTERTERP KR, VERSTAPPEN FT. Med Sci Sports Exerc 1995;27(2):188-93.
Abstract
This study was performed to investigate the effect of weight-training (12 wk; 21 male subjects) on energy expenditure and substrate utilization during sleep.
Sleeping metabolic rate (SMR) as measured in a respiration chamber was calculated according to three procedures: the lowest mean energy expenditure of a shiftable 3-h interval between 0:00 and 6:00 (SMR3) and SMR over predetermined intervals from 3:00 to 6:00 (SMR3-6) and from 0:00 to 6:00 (SMR0-6). in analogy with SMR the corresponding respiratory quotients were expressed as RQ3, RQ3-6, and RQ0-6.
Changes in body composition were assessed from changes in body weight, body volume (densitometry), and total body water (deuterium dilution). Weight-training induced an increase in fat-free mass (+1.1±1.3 kg; P<0.001) and a decrease in fat mass (-2.3±1.5 kg; P<0.001) and body weight (-1.1±2.1 kg; P<0.05).
There was no significant change in SMR, irrespective of the way SMR was expressed. Only RQ3 decreased significantly (from 0.82±0.04 to 0.93±0.02; P<0.05). Remarkably RQ3, RQ3-6, and RQ0-6 were highly negative correlated with the pre-training RQ (r=-0.93, -0.91, and -0.90, respectively: P<0.001) resulting in a diminished variation in post-training RQ (P<0.001).
These results suggest that weighttraining has no effect on SMR but increases relative fat utilization in low fat oxidizers and vice versa for individuals displaying high pretraining lipid oxidation.
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