
Originally Posted by
Dude90
@5:00am - Protein Shake
@5:30am - 4egg whites + 2whole eggs, 1.5cups of oats
1 cup of oats should be plenty
@6:00am - Glutamin (pre-workout)
After Workout - Protein Shake, Glutamin
@9:00am - 3tbsp of peanut butter, 2 slices of whole wheat bread, 1 banana
Bad idea IMO. There's no protein in this meal firstly (nothing worth mentioning), and it's got way too much fat. I'd do a straight protein/carb meal PPWO. 30g or so lean protein (real food), and 30-50g complex carbs.
@10:30am - 1/2 scoop of protein shake
Looks like you're eating plenty of real food, so i'm not going to pick on the shakes as you're clearly using them as intended (supplements) - however, I don't think they're necessary and you're wasting your money IMO.
@12:00pm - 4oz of chicken breast, 2cup of brown rice, 1cup cooked broccoli, 0.5tbsp olive oil
2 cups? WTF... what are the macros on that? I don't know your caloric goal, but based on the amount of food in this diet, i'm willing to bet you need to up the chicken to 6oz
@1:30pm - 1/2 scoop protein shake
@3:00pm - 4oz chicken breast, 12oz sweet potato
Nice - more veggies here
@4:30pm - 1/2scoop protein shake
@6:30pm - 4oz chicken breast, 1cup of brown rice
Here's where i'd drop the rice and do a protein/fat meal
@7:30pm - 1/2 scoop protein shake
@9:00pm - 1scoop Casein protein Shake
I'd drop all those dopey half scoops of protein (whey?), and do 2 full scoops of casein here. Add a serving of nuts or a tbsp of PB to further slow absorption
TOTALS (supplements only):
- protein: 160g
- carbohydrates: 75g
- fat: 48g
- calories:1350
PS: my shakes are always blended with whole milk, should i change it to skim milk?? low fat?? keep it the same??
Neither. Use water. Milk is all sugar, skim or not. If you refuse, at least use skim. What I did for a while is 1/2 skim, 1/2 water.
Age: 20
Height: 5'10
Current Weight: 160lbs
Desired Weight: 230lbs
Understand this is a LOOOONNNGGG journey - IMO, shoot for a more realistic short term goal, i.e. 180lbs. Also, do NOT make the mistake of gaining a bunch of bodyfat in an effort to 'put on weight'. I promise you'll regret it
BF%: Unknown
Find out ASAP, this is important! Any decent gym should be able to measure with skin fold calipers
Cycle History: None
And we'll keep it that way for a LONG time, right? =)
Years Training: 3 months + (2months hurt which means 0) + 1 month (after being hurt) = 4months