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Want to drop bf % before the start of my next cycle (rate my diet)

jiggles123

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Stats: 5'8 178 ~16 bf
This is what i've come up with so far for my diet.


Meal 1: 4 eggs, 1 slice of bread, 2cups milk, 1 scoop protein
Meal 2: tuna can, 12 almonds, yogurt, fruit ,
Meal 3: Chicken breast, 2 slices of bread, 1 cheese slice, 2 cups milk, 1 scoop protein
Meal 4: chicken breast, bbq sauce, 2 cups milk, 1 scoop whey, 2 tablespoon peanut butter

Cals= ~2400
protein= ~250g

I'm drinking three protein shakes because I have a busy school/work schedule and don't really have time to cook, but still want to keep my protein high. Some days I will probably have to miss cooking a meal so I plan on just grabbing a subway sandwich to get some cals in. I will be doing a test/deca/tbol cycle in March/early April and want to clean bulk while on cycle, so i'm trying to lose as much bf% as I can right now. I will also be cycling clen during this cutting phase. This is my first time using clen so I plan on starting off at low dosages. 20/40/60/60/80/80/100/100/80/80/60/60/40/20. How does everything look so far? I plan on starting as soon as I order clen and it comes in. Thanks in advance

update: This is my revised diet. what do you guys think?

ok here is what I got. My macros are ordered in protein/carbs/fat
meal 1: 8 egg whites, 12 almonds, 6oz non greek yogurt, 1 tablespoon honey (495 cals 87/27/23)
meal 2: 1 can tuna, light mayo, 1 cup asparagus, 6 oz nonfat greek yogurt, 1 tablespoon honey (384 cals 63/23/1.5)
meal 3: 10 oz ground turkey, 1 cup green beans, 1 cup oats (1035 cals 85/66/48)
meal 4: 6oz chicken breast, 1/2 cup broccoli, 1 scoop protein powder in water (400 cals, 78/6/7)

total cals= ~2315 which puts me at an approximate 300 cals below maintenance. My macros are 50/20/30. I'd say I am pretty carb sensitive and I've lost weight in the past while cutting down my carbs. I plan on doing atleast 200 calories worth of HIIT cardio after every workout. I plan to workout atleast 5 days a week maybe six if I have time. What do you guys think?
 
jiggles123 said:
Stats: 5'8 178 ~16 bf
This is what i've come up with so far for my diet.

Meal 1: 4 eggs, 1 slice of bread, 2cups milk, 1 scoop protein
Meal 2: tuna can, 12 almonds, yogurt, fruit ,
Meal 3: Chicken breast, 2 slices of bread, 1 cheese slice, 2 cups milk, 1 scoop protein
Meal 4: chicken breast, bbq sauce, 2 cups milk, 1 scoop whey, 2 tablespoon peanut butter

Cals= ~2400
protein= ~250g

I'm drinking three protein shakes because I have a busy school/work schedule and don't really have time to cook, but still want to keep my protein high. Some days I will probably have to miss cooking a meal so I plan on just grabbing a subway sandwich to get some cals in. I will be doing a test/deca/tbol cycle in March/early April and want to clean bulk while on cycle, so i'm trying to lose as much bf% as I can right now. I will also be cycling clen during this cutting phase. This is my first time using clen so I plan on starting off at low dosages. 20/40/60/60/80/80/100/100/80/80/60/60/40/20. How does everything look so far? I plan on starting as soon as I order clen and it comes in. Thanks in advance
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U recomping?
 
Recomping is loosing fat and gaining muscle at the same time.
 
jiggles123 said:
Stats: 5'8 178 ~16 bf
This is what i've come up with so far for my diet.


Meal 1: 4 eggs, 1 slice of bread, 2cups milk, 1 scoop protein
Meal 2: tuna can, 12 almonds, yogurt, fruit ,
Meal 3: Chicken breast, 2 slices of bread, 1 cheese slice, 2 cups milk, 1 scoop protein
Meal 4: chicken breast, bbq sauce, 2 cups milk, 1 scoop whey, 2 tablespoon peanut butter

Cals= ~2400
protein= ~250g

I'm drinking three protein shakes because I have a busy school/work schedule and don't really have time to cook, but still want to keep my protein high. Some days I will probably have to miss cooking a meal so I plan on just grabbing a subway sandwich to get some cals in. I will be doing a test/deca/tbol cycle in March/early April and want to clean bulk while on cycle, so i'm trying to lose as much bf% as I can right now. I will also be cycling clen during this cutting phase. This is my first time using clen so I plan on starting off at low dosages. 20/40/60/60/80/80/100/100/80/80/60/60/40/20. How does everything look so far? I plan on starting as soon as I order clen and it comes in. Thanks in advance
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IMO thats a lot of sugar from 4 cups of milk a day + yogurt has sugar and the fruit too. Other than that it seems fine as long as that is still leaving you at a cal deficit by the end of the day. For better results in body comp lower that sugar.

be careful with clen. Stay hydrated, listen to your body and don't dose higher than you need to. The muscle cramps from clen can be horrible!

Also get some generic antihistamine tabs (they are real cheap) to help you sleep too.
 
I think you're relying way too much on dairy and protein powder. I know you're a student, but it is possible. I work and am taking 17 credits and I have a two hour commute (1 hour each way) and I have more than enough time to cook. Find one day and cook chicken in bulk, freeze it, and take it out as needed. Add more chicken or eggs to make up for lost protein from the dairy.

Also, get better carb sources than milk and bread. Oats are easy for a student; put them in a shaker, add water, and drink. You can even throw protein powder in there. Drop the BBQ sauce, nothing but sugar in there probably. Use seasoning or hot sauce if you need it to be flavored.

I also think your calories are off. Unless you are having whole milk, protein powder high in calories, I see each meal being about 400-500 cals maximum, not 600. I would also add in veggies; these will keep you feeling full which is important while losing fat. I really think you should rework your diet before you use clen.

Which meals are you pre and post workout?
 
to ant- my meal with chicken breast and 2 breads was preworkout. Wanted to eat some carbs then wait an hour for my workout. I will look into alternatives for my carbs. But I really dislike drinking protein in water. I will rework my diet and recount the cals and protein. I you can edit the op and give me a sample diet that would be great.
to monster- Yea thanks for the heads up. I did a ECA stack last year so I'm sort of have experience with stims.
to doc- My main goal is to just loose fat. I'm an easy gainer and start to pack on mass at the slightest amount of eating over maintenance. The only problem is I get stubborn body fat that stays with me year round. I sometimes even get bigger and stronger eating 500 cals below maintenance. So I'm thinking I drop as much body fat now and when i take gear i will quickly regain any muscle I lost.
 
Here you go bro. I'll show you what I would do. Just so you know, last April until the last week of this past October, I was cutting. I lost about 45 pounds, used clen some of the way and I'm the leanest I have been. I found carb cycling to work very well; it allowed me to diet that whole duration without losing much strength. I did lose some durinf the end, but it was minimal, I would definitely look into carb cycling. Also, while recomping now, I have done something different with carbs which has really helped my physique. I'll outline what I would do for a workout day.

jiggles123 said:
Stats: 5'8 178 ~16 bf
This is what i've come up with so far for my diet.


Meal 1: Eggs, EFA's, broccoli or other green veggies
Meal 2: Same as meal 1 (protein source, a few servings of EFA's, a few servings green veggies)
Meal 3: Protein shake in oats, fruit (I would use some type of berry, but not too much), 1 cup milk (would personally use water though), sweet potato or more oats if you can't have the sweet potato, 1 serving of EFA's, veggies if you want
Right after your workout - protein shake (if you wanted to use milk here fine, but this is the only time I would use it)
Meal 4: Your chicken is fine here, sweet potatoes, whole grain pasta, oats, etc. 1 serving of EFA, veggies
Meal 5 (if you can add it) - Protein shake (I would use cottage cheese as my protein source though) and you two tablespoons PB
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Do you know what times you'll be eating these meals? If you have set times it would be very easy to make a plan. Being a student, you must have set breaks in your schedule and a set time you get up and go to bed, right?
 
I appreciate you helping me. First of all 5 meals seems like a stretch for me. Sometimes I'm on campus for blocks of 4-5 hours, so i think its best for me to eat four meals (which is still kind of pushing it but I will try to best to get my food in).
Meal one: 6 egg whites, 8 almonds, and some greens(what do you recommend?), fishoil (300mg of omega 3 fatty acid), maybe some greek yogurt
Meal two: greek yogurt, 4 almonds and a handfull of walnuts, asparagus, tuna can with light mayo, 1 tbs peanutbutter
meal three (preworkout): Protein shake and oats in water, ground turkey, whole grain pasta
meal four (post workout): protein powder w/ 2 cups milk, chicken, hotsauce, fishoil, 1 tbs peanutbutter, veggies (what kind?) Maybe some greek yogurt

I haven't counted all the macros yet but wanted to get your opinion before I went further. I workout at night so that why i only have one meal after my workout. what do you think?
 
So bro... your diet needs a lot of work... There is some good advice from the guys in here but I will do my best to help here as well... First... forget the 4 eggs... Go with egg whites... Bump it to six egg whites... Forget the slice of bread and forget the milk... as was pointed out to you earlier, way too much sugar with all the milk... I promise you that milk is going to be detrimental to you when your trying to cut... I would cut it out all together... You need to stick strictly to PLAIN greek yogurt... I would try to eat at least three of those a day... low sugar... no fat... high protein... that will get you some dairy as well... Make sure that when you eat the tuna can that you are draining it throughly because you are going to want to avoid too much sodium and anything canned has a fair amount of unwanted sodium in it... Chicken breast is good and another that is excellent is ground turkey or turkey cutlets... Buy the lean ones and your looking at only 120 calories per serving and 28 grams of protein... ... Cut the bbq sauce... extra sugar for no reason... try using mustard as much as possible... no calories at all, no sugar... peanut butter is excellent... I would split it though, like one tbsp in the a.m. and one in the p.m... I would throw in a protein bar or something just so your having solid food... Trust me, I drink a lot of protein shakes as well but thorw in like a pure protein bar... low in sugar, tastes good and has 20 grams of protein... no need for the cheese slice either... get some veggies in your diet... green beans, asparagus... etc... something green... If you check out my helladrol log, i have a sample diet posted and that might be of some help... if you need any more help, let me know...


jiggles123 said:
Stats: 5'8 178 ~16 bf
This is what i've come up with so far for my diet.


Meal 1: 4 eggs, 1 slice of bread, 2cups milk, 1 scoop protein
Meal 2: tuna can, 12 almonds, yogurt, fruit ,
Meal 3: Chicken breast, 2 slices of bread, 1 cheese slice, 2 cups milk, 1 scoop protein
Meal 4: chicken breast, bbq sauce, 2 cups milk, 1 scoop whey, 2 tablespoon peanut butter

Cals= ~2400
protein= ~250g

I'm drinking three protein shakes because I have a busy school/work schedule and don't really have time to cook, but still want to keep my protein high. Some days I will probably have to miss cooking a meal so I plan on just grabbing a subway sandwich to get some cals in. I will be doing a test/deca/tbol cycle in March/early April and want to clean bulk while on cycle, so i'm trying to lose as much bf% as I can right now. I will also be cycling clen during this cutting phase. This is my first time using clen so I plan on starting off at low dosages. 20/40/60/60/80/80/100/100/80/80/60/60/40/20. How does everything look so far? I plan on starting as soon as I order clen and it comes in. Thanks in advance
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dylan what about the post i made right above yours?
edit: this is what i have now

ok here is what I got. My macros are ordered in protein/carbs/fat
meal 1: 8 egg whites, 12 almonds, 6oz non greek yogurt, 1 tablespoon honey (495 cals 87/27/23)
meal 2: 1 can tuna, light mayo, 1 cup asparagus, 6 oz nonfat greek yogurt, 1 tablespoon honey (384 cals 63/23/1.5)
meal 3: 10 oz ground turkey, 1 cup green beans, 1 cup oats (1035 cals 85/66/48)
meal 4: 6oz chicken breast, 1/2 cup broccoli, 1 scoop protein powder in water (400 cals, 78/6/7)

total cals= ~2315 which puts me at an approximate 300 cals below maintenance. My macros are 50/20/30. I'd say I am pretty carb sensitive and I've lost weight in the past while cutting down my carbs. I plan on doing atleast 200 calories worth of HIIT cardio after every workout. I plan to workout atleast 5 days a week maybe six if I have time. What do you guys think?
 
my rule of thumb for diets is

1.5 x bodyweight in lbs- grams of protein/day
.5 x bodyweight in lbs- grams of fat
1.25 x bodyweight in lbs- grams of carbs on high carb days
.70 x bodyweight in lbs- on low carb days

and cycle carbs 2 low 1 high, make that high carb day on a heavy leg day/ back day
 
protein sources- egg whites, meats
carb sources- oatmeal, brown rice, wheat (not too much wheat), veggies
fat sources-fish oils, healthy fats

fats are a bit more flexible but IMO no dairy and those carb sources are the only ones i would use
 
oh yeah and snack on whey protein shakes in water or some kind of low carb protein source
 
Instead of brown rice, eat yams. And instead of oatmeal, eat quinoa (gluten free)
 
Yams are the best, use like cinnamon or a cumin/turmeric/fenugreek mix to make the flavor pop. Easier to make than rice or oatmeal, bake em in foil for an hour at 400 i oven or until they feel done
 
Lower the dairy...Way too much fat from there. I would replace with water for the shakes etc. You need water more for a BF Loss than you need the gain in the cals from dairy. You can get the cals somewhere else. I would use healthy carbs more also. Try Sweet Potatoes(Yams if your fancy) and some good old fashioned brown rice. I like to add honey to mine for a little tastier treat ;-)
 
MuscleGauge1 said:
Lower the dairy...Way too much fat from there. I would replace with water for the shakes etc. You need water more for a BF Loss than you need the gain in the cals from dairy. You can get the cals somewhere else. I would use healthy carbs more also. Try Sweet Potatoes(Yams if your fancy) and some good old fashioned brown rice. I like to add honey to mine for a little tastier treat ;-)
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Honey on brown rice?
Never tried that.
 
Honey and rice...hmmm sounds like a 1+2 punch to the gut for more bodyfat
 
dylangemelli said:
So bro... your diet needs a lot of work... There is some good advice from the guys in here but I will do my best to help here as well... First... forget the 4 eggs... Go with egg whites... Bump it to six egg whites... Forget the slice of bread and forget the milk... as was pointed out to you earlier, way too much sugar with all the milk... I promise you that milk is going to be detrimental to you when your trying to cut... I would cut it out all together... You need to stick strictly to PLAIN greek yogurt... I would try to eat at least three of those a day... low sugar... no fat... high protein... that will get you some dairy as well... Make sure that when you eat the tuna can that you are draining it throughly because you are going to want to avoid too much sodium and anything canned has a fair amount of unwanted sodium in it... Chicken breast is good and another that is excellent is ground turkey or turkey cutlets... Buy the lean ones and your looking at only 120 calories per serving and 28 grams of protein... ... Cut the bbq sauce... extra sugar for no reason... try using mustard as much as possible... no calories at all, no sugar... peanut butter is excellent... I would split it though, like one tbsp in the a.m. and one in the p.m... I would throw in a protein bar or something just so your having solid food... Trust me, I drink a lot of protein shakes as well but thorw in like a pure protein bar... low in sugar, tastes good and has 20 grams of protein... no need for the cheese slice either... get some veggies in your diet... green beans, asparagus... etc... something green... If you check out my helladrol log, i have a sample diet posted and that might be of some help... if you need any more help, let me know...
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this is aside from the point, but, what is a certified nutritionist?

if its not an LD or an RD what is it? and how did you get it?
 
soontobbeast said:
he probably meant honey on the sweet potato.....at least i think
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Makes sense :)
 
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