Originally Posted by
jbonez
First off, I start with a MV and Flax also, its a great combo.
Second, I could be wrong but I eat about 4k-4.5k calories a day and I eat way more than you. I don't think you eat as many calories as you think. You could be right, like i said previously i don't count calls or macro breakdown.
Third, if you are going to cheat EVERY Wednesday, than stop eating fried tomatoes in the morning. Fats are supposed to be in the A.M. and supposed to be good fats, like nuts, eggs, peanut butter, etc. Not fried sh*t, terrible start to a day.
The tomato is fried in a pan lightly sprayed with olive oil, hardly unhealthy and its only a few slices, the beef patty is also heart smart and cooked in a forman gril, breakfast has very little fat and what fat it dose have is good.
Try to eat more in between 10:00 AM and 3:00 PM, chicken and potato is a joke of a meal.
Lol, what's wrong with chicken and potatoes, don't forget i add either a salad or veggies to it and the jacket potatoes have grated cheese, low fat sour cream, chives and cottage cheese so its not only tasty but nutritious.
Your pre-workout carb drink is alright, but it can't hurt to carb load WAY more before a workout. I'd do a carb shake and 2 whole wheat banana pancakes (my pre-workout daily ritual, they're great with sugar free syrup and skim milk to make them)
Yeah i could be doing more for pre workout nutrition, i may add some snacks, maybe peanut butter on rice cakes or something, too many carbs and it will make to full and tired to train hard. overall my pre and post workout nutrition is good and works for me but i like to change things ups
The WORST thing to eat in a certain time range is FATS within 2 HOURS AFTER WORKING OUT. So, your chips after your workout suck haha (I know you said or rice or whatever, just saying when you do eat the chips)
I seldom eat chips but when i do they are oven baked and of the low saturated fat variety, i generally eat either potatoes or rice with my meals but when bulking i like to occasional add something else such as Asian noodles or chips but its not often.
You have a lot of great things about this diet. Great supplements, great water intake, great attempt at a ridiculous amount of calories, and great use of protein powder. I would just clean it up in general, and make sure that each meal is stacked. Find your weakest calorie meals and fix them. Always have a meal planned with a backup in case you have enough room to eat or if you can eat something else in another hour, etc.
Hope this helps and doesn't offend, I like your stuff, GL lemme know how it is going.