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    first attempt at bulking diet (MACRO's now included) . . .

    Meal 1
    Oat based cereal with skim milk, 2 wholemeal toast with olive oil spread and 6 egg whites plus two yolks
    1077 Kcal, Pro 57, Fat 43, Carb 106

    Meal 2
    200g chicken, 150g sweet potato, 1 cup Brocolli
    411 Kcal, Pro 49, Fat 6, Carb 38
    (was last of sweet potato will probably double this in future)

    Meal 3
    1 sachet wholemeal rice, 200g tuna in olive oil, 100-150g asparagus
    764 Kcal, Pro 53, Fat 30, Carb 72

    Meal 4 (PWO)
    2 scoops maltodextrin, 2 scoops whey
    486 Kcal, Pro 44, Fat 4, Carb 76

    Meal 5
    200g steak, 200g brussel sprouts
    336 Kcal, Pro 51, Fat 11, Carb 8
    (may include complex carb here in future)

    Meal 6
    250g cottage cheese, 50g anchovies
    340 Kcal, Pro 40, Fat 17, Carb 8

    TOTAL 3414Kcal, Pro 294, Fat 111, Carb 308

    Am I on the right track what do you think?

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    do you know you're BMR and TDEE?

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    Quote Originally Posted by richtries View Post
    Meal 1
    Oat based cereal with skim milk, 2 wholemeal toast with olive oil spread and 6 egg whites plus two yolks
    1077 Kcal, Pro 57, Fat 43, Carb 106

    Wayyy too much fat in this meal. Drop everything except the eggs. Do 1 cup of oats for your carbs. If you want more carbs, add back in the wholemeal bread but drop the olive oil spread for sure. If you want to keep the milk, just drink 1 cup

    Meal 2
    200g chicken, 150g sweet potato, 1 cup Brocolli
    411 Kcal, Pro 49, Fat 6, Carb 38
    (was last of sweet potato will probably double this in future)

    Good meal but yea, more sweet potato next time

    Meal 3
    1 sachet wholemeal rice, 200g tuna in olive oil, 100-150g asparagus
    764 Kcal, Pro 53, Fat 30, Carb 72

    Again, too high in fat AND carbs in the same meal. Choose one or the other as the dominant energy source - i'd go with carbs here. So drop the tuna in olive oil and do tuna in water if you can stomach it

    Meal 4 (PWO)
    2 scoops maltodextrin, 2 scoops whey
    486 Kcal, Pro 44, Fat 4, Carb 76

    Add 1 cup oats

    Meal 5
    200g steak, 200g brussel sprouts
    336 Kcal, Pro 51, Fat 11, Carb 8
    (may include complex carb here in future)

    If you don't do the oats with PWO shake (I would though), DEFINITELY do 50g at least of carbs here

    Meal 6
    250g cottage cheese, 50g anchovies
    340 Kcal, Pro 40, Fat 17, Carb 8

    Yuck, but ok!

    TOTAL 3414Kcal, Pro 294, Fat 111, Carb 308

    Am I on the right track what do you think?
    Not too bad, can use some work. Suggestions above in bold. However, how can anybody really answer your question? We don't even know your stats. Post your age, height, weight, BF%, and also time of day for each meal next time you post the diet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gbrice75 View Post
    Not too bad, can use some work. Suggestions above in bold. However, how can anybody really answer your question? We don't even know your stats. Post your age, height, weight, BF%, and also time of day for each meal next time you post the diet.
    Age; 29
    Height; 5'10.5
    Weight; 183 lbs
    BF%; 10%
    TDEE; 2950 Kcal

    Times vary really bro, cant help it due to work/lifestyle but i makesure i eat every 2-3 hours, and eat casein protein for final meals before bed. K regarding the amendments will drop the olive spread from meal 1 and cut the olive oil in meal 3, couldn't do tuna with just springwater, for my PWO i intend to go with waxy maize starch once the malto has run out.

    Thanks for all your help buddy.

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    TDEE might be a bit on the high side, but at 10% bf you can afford to run with 3400 cals and see how that goes. Monitor closely and drop 200 cals or so if you see noticeable bodyfat gains.

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