Cheers for the site twist, I will be posting a revised diet tonight. Anyone know the answer to the above question?? Substitutes for malto dextrose etc
Cheers for the site twist, I will be posting a revised diet tonight. Anyone know the answer to the above question?? Substitutes for malto dextrose etc
Well I was just going off milos' videos. I will still try incorporating something similar in my diet, so here we go....
A run over - 187lbs, 5'11", BF - 13-15%
Looking to bulk over winter period
Macros = Pro/Carb/Fat in grams
Meal 1 - Quacker oats
8.9/24.8/5.2
Maybe add a protein source and double the amount of oats with meal 1?
Meal 2 - Meat sandwich, 2 pieces wholewheat bread, 4 pieces of turkey breast, 1 tbsp mayonaise + 4 slices of cheese
26.5/30.2/14.8
Meal 3 - 1 Chicken breast with hot sauce
30/2.3/8
Meal 4 - Wholewheat pasta with chicken breast/ 200g of mince meat
42.7/64.2/10
WOKROUT
PWO meal - 30g of whey, 1 bannana, pack of oats
40.1/49.1/7.3
PPWO meal - ??? Need some advise of twist here
Meal 7 - 125g cottage cheese
12.4/6.9/0.9
Feel free to throw in suggestions/critisism guys
Okay, eggs added.
And how much more can I disect it by? I The turkey has 4.5grams in per slice, I will add more slices to it, 3 more should get around 40.
Why add carbs to meal 4? I want to bulk around 10-12% BF, I assumed the carbs would be just below what I needed to shift the fat
What sort of good fats?
Good deal? And yeah its just rolled oats in a packet, original flavour, meaning nothing else is added.
You haven't replied to the PPWO meal?
Should I put steak with some carbs for the PPWO meal and add 1 pint of skimmed milk with the cottage cheese before bed. Milk s extremely cheap and I don't have the money to be buying steak, meat etc being a student lol. Also to the post above saying that milk is a simple carb, the GI link that twist sent shows milk to have a lower GI than most other items.
guys?
Milk is casein protein, a good choice before bed. You'll here that milk is a simple carb a lot, it's not.
I bet you could save yourself some money by just boiling chicken breasts and thick-cut slicing them yourself instead of buying the turkey. Less processed and you can marinade them yourself.
For your post workout meal, get whatever protein and EFAs you haven't eaten yet for the day, then just eat whatever you want within reason. It's about energy expenditure over/under energy consumption.
Try eating at maintenance or maybe even err on the side of 200-300 Kcals below maintenance on your non-workout days, as well as dropping most carbs. It sounds as if you are having some trouble estimating your consumption, so doing this may help you stay lean. Daily consumption averages out, so you still need to be under your total energy expenditure for the period of days.
from what I understand about milk is that whether or not it is digested fully is debated and I know that your body can pull the sugars out. Also if you don't drink it for a while, then drink it again it is not digestable fully. It is a weird product. also it is liquid, so it travels quickly (even though it is somewhat digested like food)
good advice. sorry I will not be around for a couple of days. shoot me a pm if you are not getting replies or you need any advice.
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