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Old 10-04-2008, 01:26 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Diet spreadsheet + advice pls

1st post fellas, so be gentle.

Been training on and off for almost 20 years and although I've put on some good size, I've put on more fat than I'd like over the last few years.

I've done a lot of reading on fat loss lately so I feel I'm pretty much upto speed on what's involved. My last several attemtps at losing weight have failed miserably but I'm determined to continue and try again.

I've attached my diet spreadsheet which sets out my stats, TDEE and 7 day diet plan. I'm currently training 4 days a week, 2 split system. I started on 1st April and have noticed absolutley zero changes.

As stated, I'm detemriend to persue, making adjustments were neccessary to try and tune into what will work for me.

I'd appreciate any pointers you guys may have, specifically in relation to:

1) My daily protein\carbs\fat split is predomiatelty on target but not so on a per meal basis. Do you think ensuring the correct ratios per meal can have such an effect of overall progress?

2) I train, 7-8 in the evening (can't shift this, wife + 2 kids) and follow this with a post workout drink then a meal @ 9 and protein drink before bed @ 10. This means that I consume some 800Kcals (about 30% of daily) in the last 2 hours of the day, is this a concern?

3) My previous attemtps to lose fat have usually resulted in me giving in at around the 2 week mark after noticing no change. Is something I should work through and can expected progress post week 2 or is whatever I'm doing simply not working and needs adjusting?

Cheers
Paul

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Please feel free to use the spreadsheet for your own diet. I created for my personal usage so I'm happy to explain any aspects of it that are unclear.
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Old 14-04-2008, 11:54 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Diet spreadsheet + advice pls

Appreciate any advice anyone's got to give please.

I've now followed this for a full 2 weeks and not sure if I lost any fat. But I guess aiming to lose 1lb a week is not gonna show much difference after 2 weeks.

My other query is am I dropping too much on low days? If my TDEE is correct at 3,500 then maybe dropping to 2,500 for 5 days per week may be too much? Perhaps I should adjust this to 2,800 or even 3,000?

Can anyone give me hand please, I'm struggling with the finer points here.

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Old 14-04-2008, 12:09 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Re: Diet spreadsheet + advice pls

I can't open the spreadsheet as my pc is totally ****...

Can you give some more information - your training plan and cardio regime?

Also what weight and bf% are you now and what are you aiming for?
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Re: Diet spreadsheet + advice pls

Cheers for the reply Liam, stats and goals below. Currently about 24% BF, looking to get under 20%. not doing any CV at the moment, heavy weights 4 times per week, 2 split system.

I've uploaded spreadsheet as HTML to http://pauldack.co.uk/diet/template.htm

01 April 2008Kg%Total LbsStLbsHarris-BenedictKatch-McArdleActivity Factor
Weight114252180Mon70%2,4832,437Sedentary (little or no exercise, desk job)1.2
Body Fat2724%6044Tue70%2,4832,437Lightly active (light exercise/sports 1-3 days/wk)1.375
Lean Mass871921310Wed70%2,4832,437Mod. active (moderate exercise/sports 3-5 days/wk)1.55
Height182Thu100%3,5473,482Very active (hard exercise/sports 6-7 days/wk)1.725
Age37Fri70%2,4832,437Extr. Active (hard daily exercise/sports & physical job or1.9
Sat100%3,5473,482Use this one1.55
GoalKg%Total LbsStLbsSun100%3,5473,482
Weight109240172Weekly Total20,57320,195
Body Fat2220%4836Weekly TDEE24,82924,374
Lean Mass870%1921310Weekly Diff4,2564,178
1 Lb per week3500
Ratio
Harris-BenedictKcal40%50%10%100%
TDEEBMRTDEEProteinCarbsFat
70%2,48324831028
75%2,66026633330
80%2,83828435532
85%2,71427133930
90%3,19231939935
100%2,2883,54735544339
120%4,25642653247
Ratio
Katch-McArdleKcal40%50%10%100%
TDEEBMRTDEEProteinCarbsFat
70%2,43724430527
75%2,61126132629
80%2,78627934831
85%2,66426633330
90%3,13431339235
100%2,2463,48234843539
120%4,17841852246