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| Gym Addict ![]() Join Date: Apr 2008
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![]() | Opinions on this diet plan please I have come up with a diet which I think is realistic me for me to stick to. Please can you give your opinions on it and tell me if I should change anything ![]() 7:30am - Porridge possibly with some whey in (I realise that's not a lot for breakfast but I tend to struggle to eat more than a bowl of cereal in the morning and by 10am-ish I am starving! Haha.) 10:30am-11:00am - Shake or protein bar 1:30pm - Tuna and pasta, or Chicken and pasta/rice, or Baked potato with tuna and beans. Followed by some fruit. 3:30pm - Shake or protein bar 5:30pm-6:00pm - Chicken fillet with rice 7:30pm-8:00pm - Whatever I get for dinner lol Training will also obviously be added to the scechule. Last edited by Cymru; 21-04-2008 at 10:28 PM. |
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![]() | Re: Opinions on this diet plan please
Need protein in your first meal... Need to have something at the end of the night with caisen for slow protein release...Cottage cheese works great for this Take a look at my journal...it's a slow go for the first couple of pages but you will see where it's taken me...Not perfect by anymeans but it works for me...happy to share with you...the later diet in my journal has really seemed to work...Cheers
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| It's what you do on the outside that makes you ![]() | Re: Opinions on this diet plan please
stick in your training times buddy so we know which meals you should work on up the breakfast abit, i stick some whey in with my porridge along with a banana for an energy kick ive been where you are, i couldnt touch food in the morning bar a slice of toast, force it down and within a day or two yourll get it going and yourll actually want the food plus ive read somewhere a high protein diet increase metabolism by 30% (high fiber is 15% and fats is like 2%) so when you start this high protein at first its going to be hard, but once the metabolism gets going yourll be looking for food all the time, like i am now ![]() gonna get me some cottage cheese now along with a shake, cheers cellaratt, i didnt know what to have hehe |
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| Gym Addict ![]() Join Date: Apr 2008
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![]() | Re: Opinions on this diet plan please Quote:
So eating more breakfast gets easier then? I will definitely give it a go. Slightly off topic, but what do you think of this weight bench and weights package - http://www.connection-fitness.co.uk/...740/index.aspx - I really need some equipment at home! @ cellaratt: Thanks for the link. I'll take a look Last edited by Cymru; 23-04-2008 at 11:14 PM. | |
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| Gym Addict ![]() Join Date: Apr 2008
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![]() | Re: Opinions on this diet plan please
It's getting easier mate, definitely! I used struggle with porridge before, now it's goes down a treat with some whey and honey lol. I'm going to try an' increase it this week also with maybe a banana.
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