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smally99 wrote: Tanx..
Does this seem better. 1800 calories (180p/135c/60f)
Meal1 - oats
- banana
- whey
Meal2 - almonds
- peanut butter
Peanut butter is a fat source and a bad source of protein. Don´t count this as part of your protein requirement. I would graze some steak here!
Meal3 - half chicken/steak
- potato
Is the steak with the potato fine ? Or when I have steak should I cut out the potato ?
Steak is fine but then only fillet or sirloin, the lean cuts.
Pre-workout - oats
- banana or raisans
10g BCAA´s
Post-workout - whey
- vitagro
10g BCAA´s
Meal6(1 hour after gym)
- quarter chicken/fish/steak
- veggies
- potato
Not fish as it is a fatty meat. Personally I wouldn´t do steak either rather chicken breast or turkey or lean cuts of cold meat.
Pre-bed - peanut butter ( if calories are needed )
Add some red meat here or protein like cassein or whey. Peanut butter is great!
Amounts are calculated according to 1800 calories(180/135/60)
And my maintenance was 2100 on 57kg and I dropped to 55kg.. So my maintenance is also lower, so should I keep my diet at 1800 or 1700 calories ?
I always decrease theoretical calories by 20% to compensate for hidden nutrients and cooking methods and meat with some fat etc. Find it works pretty well.
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smally99 wrote: Hi
I know this is abit of a dum question but when one has a cheat day, what does he have ? Meaning does he still keep his protein intake as other days and eat any amount of other calories as he likes, or does he just eat anythng and everything for the day not worrying about protein ?
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Peanut butter is a fat source and a bad source of protein. Don´t count this as part of your protein requirement.
...peanut butter also has protein and carbs aswell as fats, these calories do not go out the window, they still exist so if u put it in your mouth u count ALL the calories towards daily calorie consumption!
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crawler wrote:
Peanut butter is a fat source and a bad source of protein. Don´t count this as part of your protein requirement.
...peanut butter also has protein and carbs aswell as fats, these calories do not go out the window, they still exist so if u put it in your mouth u count ALL the calories towards daily calorie consumption!
So we count everything then?
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smally99 wrote: Tanx dj, always helpful , which I had ur e-mail adress man..
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