Background
I am 21 years old and in college. I am about six feet tall and I weigh 267 pounds. I have the typical big guy build, muscular and strong but an ample layer of fat over it. I am trying to formulate a diet which will help me cut down fat and look better as well as making me healthier. I am planning on following something along the lines of the cutting sticky. My workouts consist of whatever I can get out of the small gym at my school. They have a few elliptical machines and some treadmills, although I do favor a Stairmaster, and they have your basic free weights. The one biggest problem I have is my morning workout. My school schedule is full of morning classes. The only days I don’t have to be at class early is Tuesday and the weekends. This is an obstacle I need to find a way around. I don’t do drugs and I may drink three or four times a month, but I stay away from beer.
My workouts
My workouts previously consisted of a cycle of lifting throughout the week with maybe 20 minutes of cardio at the end. My new diet I want to move away from using so much time with weights and get into more cardio. I cannot get to the gym until about 230 in the afternoon because of my schedule. I plan on continuing my same lifting cycle but spend less time with it and make sure I get around 45-60 minutes of cardio at least four days a week.
Meal Setup
Meal 1: 12 egg whites w/veggies, 3/4c dry oatmeal
414/50/43/4.5 (Cals/Pro/Carb/Fat)
Meal 2: 2 scoops whey protein, 1oz almonds
392/51/10.5/16.5
Meal 3: 1 can chunk light tuna in water, 1 tbsp olive oil
292/36/0/15
Meal 4 (PWO): 2 scoops optimum nutrition whey, 1/2c dextrose
578/45/95/2.5
Meal 5 (PPWO): 6 oz (measured cooked) chicken breast, 2/3c dry oatmeal
403/52.5/34/6.5
Meal 6: 2 scoops optimum nutrition whey protein, 1oz almonds
392/51/10.5/16.5
Daily totals: 2471/285.5/197.5/61.5
P.S. I have also been looking into adding clen or T3 into the mix, but since I am not using AAS I am hesitant to use T3. Would clen be a good choice for me?