
Originally Posted by
HollywoodM3
Hey bros,
I am attempting to cut, and this is one of my first runs with a diet that separated carbs and fats. One of the problems im having is that i dont feel i get enough calories. and the second biggest problem is that my workout times change from day to day, although i know this isnt the best thing, right now with school and work I have to fit it in where i can. but i also want to be able to adjust my diet from day to day to account for this, so any help would be great.
here is some back ground info.
6ft
250lbs
15-20%bf
I am starting week 3 of
prop 125mg ed
tren 75mg ed
will be starting t3 and clen on Monday.
My goals are to say around 250lbs but to drop down to 10-12%bf.
my general diet outline
meal 1 pro/carb
6egg whites and 1cup oatmeal----you need 12 eggwhites
meal 2 pro/ carb or pro/fat
8oz chicken breast/white rice or 8oz chicken breast with flax---make a descion profat,or procarb
meal 3 pre workout shake 10min before
25g whey 30g dex---no dex before workout
(workout, 1hr, 20-30min HIIT cardio)
meal 4 PWO
50g whey 80-100g dex/malt
meal 5 PPWO
8oz chicken breast/white rice
meal 6 pro/fat
6egg whites and flax-----make this at least 12eggwhite or use some sort on lean meat
My time to workout is sometimes 12am and then on other days its around 4-5ish. I try to wake up around 7am. And I go to bed around 11ish
I feel that im not getting in enough cals/ meals. and I have to do my cardio right after I workout for about 20mins, i have beed doing the HIIT cardio program. I know that the best time would be first thing in the morning, but with school and work this just cant be done.
my thinking is have carbs in the morning, then eat a pro/fat meal and pro/veg meal up to my pre workout shake, then keep my pwo shake after my workouts, and keep my ppwo meal after that. and have a pro/flax before bed.
so should I only be eating pro/vegs for all other meals? I would like to keep my carbs all around the time i workout. Also should I be going 3hours or 2hours between meals?
Thanks for the help