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Old 06-05-2007, 02:15 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Fat loss diet...

My target is to loose more fat and was wondering if you could have a look at my diet to see if its ok?

7:30am - Breakfast - Protein shake (I can’t eat much in the morning, makes me feel sick L)

10am – MRP Shake


12.30pm - Tuna and Rice


3:30 - ????????

4:30pm - train

6pm - PWO shake

9pm - Evening meal - high protein medium carbs

11pm – Whey Protein, 400ml Semi-skimmed Milk, ZMA on weight days


11.20pm bed.

I dont know what to have at 3:30, any ideas? Im also quite concious there are too many shakes in there. Any replacement ideas are welcomed! Im 18, 6"4 and 92kg. Any help is welcomed!
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Re: Fat loss diet...

i would have a chicken sandwich at dinner time and the have the tuna and rice as a pre workout meal!

thats what i would do anyway!!!

shakes aint too bad......if you cant get real food in you at those times then thats where the shakes help!!
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Re: Fat loss diet...

You need some carbs or fats in your morning meal. Replace your breakfast shake with the MRP and have some real food at 10.

I'd go for a Protein/GOOD FAT meal with some VEG/SALAD. You don't appear to have either in your diet.

Look at maybe having the tuna and rice before training - but at least an hour before.

Drop the milk!

Are you looking at following this diet 7 days per week or are you having refeed days?
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