Current Diet

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Current Diet

Postby Alex on Tue Mar 18, 2008 5:26 pm

Jake asked specifically...

1 Scoop Whey & Supps with water upon waking.

Breakfast which usually Scrambled Egg (3 whole eggs) and either porridge or a smoothie with 250ml nat joghurt, oats, various fruits which splits into 2 servings.

Through the day I'll eat 500g Chicken, 1/2 cup Wholegrain or Multigrain Brown Rice and a home made sauce which is around 5 tomoto's, some coconut oil and cruched chillies blended up. I'll also have 1 scoop Whey & Supps with water around 1ish. I make sure I finish eating by 4.30pm - 5pm as I train around 6.15pm - 6.30pm.

Pre Workout is simple 2 Scoops Whey & Supps with water while post is the same with the addition of 20g Waxy Starch Maize.

Evening meal around 60mins - 90 mins after workout is usually a 300g - 400g Ribeye Steak, Sweet Potato or Potato Wedges, Vegetables and some coconut oil added instead of butter. Usually I'll have some form of dessert a couple of times a week.

Pre Bed is 1 Scoop Whey, 1 Scoop Milk Protein, 1/2 Scoop Oats & Supps with water.

In addition as supps I'll have around 6g - 8g of mixed fish oil caps and omega 3 caps.

Saturdays are pretty much the same minus workout shakes but I may have dessert.

Sunday I usually have panakes for breakfast instead of a smoothie or porridge and lunch tends to be Bacon in wholemeal muffins with grated cheese which has a little worcester sauce, milk and grained mustard mixed in. I'll normally carb up a little more and sneak in chocolate and/or ice cream. Evening meal can either be a chinese or roast depending on if we're visiting parents and who's we're visiting.
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Re: Current Diet

Postby Jake The Muss on Tue Mar 18, 2008 5:28 pm

Thank you Alex,good of you to take the time :)
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Re: Current Diet

Postby health4ni on Tue Mar 18, 2008 5:41 pm

That's a lot man. Well done.

So, you eat the same foods every day?
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Re: Current Diet

Postby Alex on Tue Mar 18, 2008 5:45 pm

health4ni wrote:That's a lot man. Well done.

So, you eat the same foods every day?


Thats for maintanance. Any less and I'd drop weight. I can still feel hungry and eat a lot more if I wanted :)

Through the week as it's just really convenient and easy to eat and I enjoy the taste. Weekends I eat pretty much whatever Saturday evening and all Sunday which I really appreciate a lot more.

I guess I can be really strict with my food although there can be times where I simply have to change up for a couple of days through boredom.
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Re: Current Diet

Postby health4ni on Tue Mar 18, 2008 5:56 pm

sure. It's just best to vary foods and meats etc. I try not to eat the same thing more than 2 days in a row. Doesn't always happen of course, but I try
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Re: Current Diet

Postby Dtlv74 on Tue Mar 18, 2008 6:14 pm

So that's what the great man eats... is in larger quantity than me but very similar to the kind of stuff I eat. Is making me hungry just reading it :D

health4ni wrote:sure. It's just best to vary foods and meats etc. I try not to eat the same thing more than 2 days in a row. Doesn't always happen of course, but I try


Yep I agree. Variety keeps a good range of nutrients coming in, helps to avoid tolerances and allergies from developing and also just keeps eating enjoyable!
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Re: Current Diet

Postby upright on Tue Mar 18, 2008 7:12 pm

Takes some strong resolve to eat all that chicken and rice. I was doin g something similar last year, only swapping out brown rice/wholemeal pasta and in honesty I really struggled with that. It's ok for a couple of weeks but much more and I get incredibly bored of eating, lose apetite and head for the biscuit tin... The thing I think helps with the big man is the weekend flexibility - makes those very strict days easier to stomach.

Well done Alex - Impressive will power :D
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Re: Current Diet

Postby Alex on Tue Mar 18, 2008 10:50 pm

I find that because I don't really eat any empty calories through the day I can get away with having any treats in the evening if I want which keeps off the cravings and actually makes eating clean through the day that much easier.
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