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21st December 2011, 19:27
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Post Your Diet (Read before posting)
To help stop this smaller section of the forum filling up with the same threads:
Use this thread to post up your current diet and what you are trying to achieve from it. (maintaing a healthy lifestyle, mass building, cutting etc)
If you're looking for help or simply want to share with others what your current diet looks like.
Include all foods, drinks, supplements.
Also add what you're goals are with this diet.
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3rd January 2012, 20:03
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Here goes;
Current bulking diet:
MEAL 1 ~ 09:00am
100g oats, banana, spoonfull of peanut butter, ~50g Whey
500ml water, 1000mg Vit C, 1000mg Glucosamine, 2000mg cod liver oil
MEAL 2 ~ 12:00am
2 wholegrain sandwiches with ham/chicken/beef and salad
500ml water
MEAL 3 ~ 3:00pm
100g wholewheat pasta, tin of tuna
500ml water, 1000mg Glucosamine, 2000mg cod liver oil
Pre Workout ~ 4:00pm
Jack3d, hemorage, test pump
5g BCAA's
TRAIN ~ 4:30pm
Workout Drink
1lt water, 3000mg Vit C, 10g BCAA's, 5g L-Glutamine, 25g Maxi waize starch
Post Workout ~ 5:30pm
30g Whey isolate, 5g BCAA's, 5g L-Glutamine, 25g Maxi waize starch
MEAL 4 ~ 6:00pm
200g Chicken, 200g white rice, broccoli
500ml water
MEAL 5 ~ 9:00pm
1 Wholegrain sandwich with ham/chicken/beef and salad
500ml water
MEAL 6 ~ 12:00
3 Rice cakes with peanut butter, ~40g casein, ~10g whey
500ml water 1500mg ZMA, 50mg 5-HTP
Ill post my cutting diet up soon.
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4th January 2012, 13:59
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Pretty solid diet mate, personally I would have abit more for your 9pm meal but if it's working for you then that's fine!
Your pre-workout, what's hemorage and test pump ? Also ZMA and HTP what are they?
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4th January 2012, 14:24
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Quote:
Originally Posted by McGuire86
Pretty solid diet mate, personally I would have abit more for your 9pm meal but if it's working for you then that's fine!
Your pre-workout, what's hemorage and test pump ? Also ZMA and HTP what are they?
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ZMA and HTP are to help you rest.
The 5-HTP helps you relax by stimulating the release of serotonin, and also works as an anti depressant. Quite often you get it prescribed as an anti depressant actually. The ZMA, which is Zinc Magnesium something or other is meant to help you get in to a very deep sleep I think. Meant to give you trippy dreams though lol.
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4th January 2012, 15:47
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Quote:
Originally Posted by McGuire86
Pretty solid diet mate, personally I would have abit more for your 9pm meal but if it's working for you then that's fine!
Your pre-workout, what's hemorage and test pump ? Also ZMA and HTP what are they?
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Yeh mate thats like a base diet, if I find Im not gaining anymore I add more carbs. But tend to add them earlier rather than later. But sometimes Ill just add a couple rice cakes to the 9 oclock, with a bit peaunt butter
Hemorage and testpump and just other pre-workout products. I have them all in my cupboard. I find if I mix them up they stay more effective. Try not to use them everyworkout but been training at a higher intensity lately so been finding them almost necessary.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave_E30
ZMA and HTP are to help you rest.
The 5-HTP helps you relax by stimulating the release of serotonin, and also works as an anti depressant. Quite often you get it prescribed as an anti depressant actually. The ZMA, which is Zinc Magnesium something or other is meant to help you get in to a very deep sleep I think. Meant to give you trippy dreams though lol.
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Yeh mate exactly that, dont directly make you feel tired but when you do get to sleep they are ment to get to into REM sleep earlier. Hence the better recovery. Woke up 2 hours early this morning and felt wide awake, and thats not like me!
I know the diet isnt perfect but I, like most young lads dont want to spend all my spare time preparing food and then being skint because of the cost of it all. All of my meals take no longer than 15 mins to prepare, and think I worked the cost out to be around £6-7/day. With the supps making it more like £10/day (ish)
Last edited by DusheR; 4th January 2012 at 18:57.
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5th January 2012, 11:10
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Mine is nothing special and it's just really for keeping healthy and keeping protein up...I think.
Here goes;
Meal 1 ~ 7:00am
2-3 slices of whole grain toast with 3 scrambled eggs
A hand full of dried fruit
1 glass of fresh orange
Multi Vitamins
Meal 2 ~ 10:00am
Portion of fruit
1 serving of Whey
Meal 3 ~ 1:00pm
Chicken breast
100g Sweet Potato
Mixed leaf salad
Handful of Natural Nuts
Meal 4 ~ 4:00pm
1 chicken chicken / tuna / ham sandwich with whole grain bread
Post Workout
1 serving of Recovery XS
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Whey
Meal 5 ~ 7:00pm
What ever mum and dad cooks really, 9 times out of 10 its really healthy.
Meal 6 ~ 10:00pm
150 - 200g low fat yoghurt
Portion of Fruit
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Some teaspoons of peanut butter
During the day, I drink about 6 pints of water and the odd green / herbal tea.
The diet seems to work and i've noticed a difference when sticking to it
Feel free to modify / comment / give advice as i'm willing to listen and change things
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5th January 2012, 11:17
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Get some more protein in meal 6, casein if you can afford to buy some, if not, then I dunno what else is slow digesting... egg whites? Any protein really would be good.
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10th January 2012, 12:45
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Currently on a healthy diet more than anything, not particularly fussed about losing or gaining weight. Mainly just eating right and training hard and should get leaner as a result....
Breakfast: 7.30am
4 Whole eggs scrambled with a dash of semi-skimmed milk.
Brunch: 10.00am
Muller Light with a 30g serving of whey protein and a piece of fruit
12.30
Tin of salmon or mackerel OR generous serving of chicken with a small serving of boiled rice and some fresh pineapple and soy sauce.
15.30
Muller Light with a 30g serving of whey protein and a piece of fruit
17.00
Gym Session aided with a large bottle of water.
18.15
Post workout shake
19.15
Usually a chicken dinner / stir fry / salad / omlette
(My mum cooks this and she is strict to a slimming world diet so usually plenty of protein and generally healthy)
21.00
At this time I normally have a kettlebell session if I can manage after the workout.
21.30
Usually destroy some leftover meat from the dinner that my mum leaves a side, pretty much protein only at this time...
23.01 - 23.03 (Approx)
Bounce with the girlfriend if she is around / up for it / generally free from headaches or period pains....
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23rd January 2012, 22:15
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Currently on a lean bulk
Breakfast - Protein shake with semi-skimmed milk and a tablespoon of natural peanut butter.
Lunch - Wholewheat roll with sweet chilli chicken + Litre milk
4pm - Wholewheat pasta with tuna - protein and peanut butter shake.
Workout 5 till 6.
Protein + Peanut butter shake postworkout.
8ish - Wholewheat pasta with tuna + Shake.
Not really into taking lots of supplements apart from the shake. Getting good gains from this, will post up my cutting diet when it begins.
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1st February 2012, 16:21
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I eat pretty healthily now but I getting to the point where I want to be a bit more strict on what I'm eating so just drawn this plan up which I will take up as of tomorrow!
If there is anything you'd do differently let me know
Meal 1
80 grams of porridge and 1 banana
Or cornflakes and a banana
Meal 2
(Chicken, lettuce and mayo sandwich) or (peanut butter toast x3 and rice pudding (separately obviously))
Meal 3
100grams of Chicken or tuna with pasta or cous cous (don't much like tuna but going to try and man up!!)
Protein shake
Meal 4
60 grams of white rice with 4 scrambled eggs added once cooked and some broccoli
Train in between these meal and have a protein shake straight after session
Meal 5
I live in a house with friends so varies to keep them happy but I mostly cook so something healthy like pasta sauce, risotto, stir fry etc
Meal 6
Peanut butter on toast x2 and 1 banana
I drink a fair amount of water per day at least 3-4 litres I'd say. Well I've just drank a pint of water typing this...
Last edited by Simon0014; 5th February 2012 at 12:36.
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11th February 2012, 14:28
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MEAL 1 - 2 Scoops of MutantMass, Omega3 1000mg, Multi vit
MEAL 2 - 3 Scrambled eggs, 3 rashes bacon, 1Pint water
MEAL 3 - 2 Wholegrain sandwiches (Ham/chicken/cheese/salad), 1Pint water
MEAL 4 - 1 Tin Tuna, Large serving of pasta or 2 Large white potatoes, Salad, 1Pint water
MEAL 5 - 1 Scoop whey protein, 3x BCAA+
Pre-workout 1 Scoop MusclePharm Assualt
MEAL 6 - 2 Scoops of MutantMass, Omega3 1000mg, 3x BCAA+
MEAL 7 - 1 Chicken Breast, Large serving of pasta/potatoes/rice, Boiled veggies, 1Pint water
MEAL 8 - Varies, Chicken/Mince/Fish/Chops/Steak, Large serving of pasta/potatoes/rice, Boiled veggies, 1Pint water
MEAL 9 - 1 Scoop Casein protein, 2x ZMA tabs
Follow this 6 days a week, Sunday being my cheat day. Meal 3 is optional, don't always get it depending on where I'm working, if I have time etc.
Aim to add size/muscle/strength whilst maintaining low bf%
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2nd May 2012, 01:08
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Here's my current diet  Eat every 2/3 hours
Cutting for my mr peterborough competition which is in june i think
Meal 1: 80g porridge, 6 scrambled eggs without yolk with 1 pint of water
Meal 2: nicely sliced turkey sandwich (brown bread no butter)
2 Scoops Pure IGF protein shake
Meal 3: 2 tins of tuna and brocolli with 1 pint of water
Meal 4: 1 rump steak with basmati rice with 1 pint of water and
1 teaspoon of L-Glutamine
Pre-gym: NRGfuel Fat burner
Post-gym: 2 scoops of Pure IGF protein shake plus a shot of carnivor
Meal 5: 2 chicken breast, sweet potatoes with brocolli, 1 pint of water with BCAA's tablets
Meal 6: 1 tin of tuna with pineapple slices with 1 pint of water
Meal 7 (1 hour before bedtime) Multipower amino acid protein drink with 1 teaspoon of L-Glutamine
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8th May 2012, 19:29
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Quote:
Originally Posted by lwigmore
Here's my current diet  Eat every 2/3 hours
Cutting for my mr peterborough competition which is in june i think
Meal 1: 80g porridge, 6 scrambled eggs without yolk with 1 pint of water
Meal 2: nicely sliced turkey sandwich (brown bread no butter)
2 Scoops Pure IGF protein shake
Meal 3: 2 tins of tuna and brocolli with 1 pint of water
Meal 4: 1 rump steak with basmati rice with 1 pint of water and
1 teaspoon of L-Glutamine
Pre-gym: NRGfuel Fat burner
Post-gym: 2 scoops of Pure IGF protein shake plus a shot of carnivor
Meal 5: 2 chicken breast, sweet potatoes with brocolli, 1 pint of water with BCAA's tablets
Meal 6: 1 tin of tuna with pineapple slices with 1 pint of water
Meal 7 (1 hour before bedtime) Multipower amino acid protein drink with 1 teaspoon of L-Glutamine
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You think?
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29th May 2013, 14:10
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Lean bulking
#1 50g Whey, 100g Oats, 16oz water, 1.5g Taurine, 2.5g BCAA, Multi Vit, 500mg Garlic, 1000mg Omega, 250mg Hawthorn Berry.
#2 3 Scrambled Eggs, 4 slices Bacon or 3 Sausages (grilled) 2 slices Wholemeal toast, 8oz water
#3 Sandwiches 4 slices wholemeal bread, handful mixed leaf salad, 6 slices of chicken/ham/beef in each, 16oz water
#4 Tin tuna, 150g pasta, mixed leaf salad, banana, 4 rivita crackerbread with
slices of various meats on each, 16oz water
#5 50g Whey, 100g Oats, 16oz water, 1.5g Taurine, 2.5g BCAA
Pre workout 1 scoop MP Assault, 16oz water
#6 50g Whey 16oz water, 1.5g Taurine, 2.5g BCAA, Multi Vit, 500mg Garlic, 1000mg Omega, 250mg Hawthorn Berry.
#7 30g Chicken breast, 200g rice, 1 cup of mixed veg, 8oz water
#8 Either 8oz Steak, 30g Chicken breast, 30g Fresh fish, 200g rice, 1 cup of mixed veg, 8oz water
#9 50g Whey, 100g Oats, 16oz water, 1000mg Omega, 3 capsules ZMA.
Roughly 4k+ calories
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29th May 2013, 16:49
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Im just trying to lose a bit of weight, just not happy looking in the mirror anymore, this is my new iet and im accompanying this with 25 mins on the exercise bike and a 2 mile run 3 times a week,
Breakfast, 2 weetabix and a cup of tea
between breakfastt and lunch 2-3 cups of green tea
Lunch: pasta and tuna cucumber and salad cream with some fruit or a sandwhich, crisps banana and another fruit
afternoon: more green tea
Dinner: trying to avoid take outs and shitty foods, tend to be eating alot of chicken with alot of veg,
any pointers or help would be much appreciated,
Cheers
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29th May 2013, 18:02
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Cutting
11.15am meal one muscle pharm assalt & 200mg caffine & vit d tab
12.00noon TRAIN then mile swim
2.00pm meal 2 Phd pharma whey ht+ & 5g creatine monohydrate
3.00pm meal 3 tin of tuna & 30g pasta & multi vit and vit c supplement
6.00pm meal 4 200g chicken & half a flourette of broccoli
10.00pm meal 5 4 egg omlette & zinc and magnesium tabs
on non training days
meal one 12.00noon salmon/ mackeral/ steak & a large amount of veg
meal two 5.00pm 200g chicken, wholegrain basmati rice & half tin baked beans
meal three 10.00pm 3 egg and half a tin of tuna omlette & zinc and magnesium tabs
i do most of my measurements by eye, so sorry for not all values written.
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6th September 2013, 12:18
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Supplements: (My girlfriend thinks i'm a psycho by the way for having soo many supps)
Pre-Workout:
Craze / Razor 8 / 1.M.R (Cycle These)
Protein: Protein Supplements contain CLA, glutamine, green tea etc.
Bodybuilding Warehouse Performance Diet Whey (Great for cutting)
Bodybuilding Warehouse Premium Probiotic Casein (Last Meal)
Vitargo
Bulkpowders Vitargo (Add to workout shake)
DAA
Bulkpowders Pure DAA ( 1 x Teaspoon In the morning)
MULTIVITAMINS
Orange Triad (Consume these as per instructions)
BCAAS's
Bulkpowders BCAA Powder (1-2 Teaspoons prior to cardio)
Barleygrass Powder:
Nuturya (Pure Barleygrass Powder) (1 Teaspoon In morning with DAA)
Wheatgrass Powder:
Nuturya (Pure Wheatgrass Powder) (1 Teaspoon In morning with DAA)
ZMA
Bodybuilding Warehouse ZMA Capsules (Prior to bed)
Fish Oils
Omega 3 fish Oils (1-2 Caps with each meal)
Omega 3, 6 & 9 (1 in morning and one in afternoon)
6 Bromo
150mg ED - 15 DAYS / 100mg ED - 15 DAYS / 50mg ED - 15 DAYS
(alongside DAA just to raise my test levels a little more than pct did)
Diet Typical Macros (100g Carbs /190g Protein / 30g Fat)
Excluding Shakes mentioned I am drinking around 4-5 litres of water a day and 4-5 cups of pure green tea. Nothing else whilst on this cut.
On an aggressive cut for the next 8 weeks at the moment so my macros are lower than my usual cutting macros. This is based on a training day. On rest days remove workout shake, for the 11-12pm meal carbs are dropped and replaced with 15g Fat.
On sundays I add 60g of clean carbs to a meal of my choice as a refeed.
6.00am -
Morning Barley/Wheatgrass powder & DAA Shake
6.30am -
Pre-workout & 5g of BCAA's
7.00am (Workout)
35g Vitargo & 1.5 Scoops of Protein (35g Carbs / 30g Protein)
(I consume this from 15mins prior to the workout to completion of workout)
9.00am (Post-Workout)
70g Oats & 1.5scoops of whey protein (35g Carbs / 30g Protein)
11.30-12.00am
1 med. sized Sweet Potato with chicken & greens (30g Carbs / 30g Protein)
3.00pm
1 x Scoop of Whey Protein & 1spoon Natural PB (30g Protein / 15g Fat)
6.00-7.00pm
Steak & Veg with 3 egg Chicken Omlette & Greens (40g Protein / 15g Fat)
10.00pm
Casein Shake (30g Protein)
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6th September 2013, 21:12
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One thing I hate about my job as can't do anything about diet, it's not bad, but not what I'd want. Everything is major carbs, civvy job would be so much better for a good diet
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7th September 2013, 10:55
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Yates
One thing I hate about my job as can't do anything about diet, it's not bad, but not what I'd want. Everything is major carbs, civvy job would be so much better for a good diet
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Yeah its a funny one that as you literally have no control over your diet
One of my mates has come back from a tour huge though, he used the fact he had no control of his diet as an oppurtunity to bulk! Just ate anything and evrrything he could get his hands on...Ran a cycle whilst out there as he was bored with nothing to do in his downtime!
I imagine the meals are fairly well balanced though maybe a kittle higher in carbs and lower in protein than you would ideally want but it can be used to your advantage if you train to compensate for it and im sure you can supplement protein in.
I used to think carbs where the devil but i'd never cut them from a diet again!
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7th September 2013, 13:37
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I wouldn't cut them, but due to carbs being cheap and protein more expensive everything is beefed up with carbs. I'd imagine out afghan and that it's different but on ship there is little choice There is only so much you can store in the ship's fridges. And altho could ask for something a bit different and cater for diet. The amount that train would no doubt want same. Think only time they would cater is if you are massively over weight. When I go away I couldnt bulk do too much cv. Also meal times are 7/12/7 and the shop on ship doesn't sell anything you could eat as a worth while snack.
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