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  1.  06-08-2012  01:26 PM
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    Cutting diet review?


    I'm currently 24 years old, 6', and about 215lbs. I've been bulking pretty much for the last 3 years without any structured meal planning, but I have general knowledge on good foods, cals/macros, etc etc. I'm somewhere in the upper teens in BF%, I've never been calipered. Posted some pics on another forum and was told everything between 15% and 20%.

    I've done 2 ph cycles, one with boldione and recently another with h-drol. Looking to start my diet natty while i'm on my downtime, and then start a cycle and probably drop the calories a little bit more. I have about 7 bottles of Furuza on hand that I plan on using up, and might pick up a bottle of Epi if I don't like the results by like week 5...

    Just wanted to post my proposed diet and see what you all think. All suggestions are appreciated


    #1, Morning Shake

    2.5 cup skim milk- 225, 0/30/20
    1/4 cup dry oatmeal- 75, 2/14/3
    1 med. banana, 118g- 105, 0/27/1
    2 scoop egg protein- 212, 0/0/48
    10 ml olive oil- 80, 10/0/0

    2g fish oil, multivitamin, 1g milkthistle, 3 pill Liv. 52- 30, 2/2/0

    727, 14/73/72

    #2, Lunch Sandwich

    2 slice whole wheat- 220, 3/40/10
    4 slice cheese- 320, 24/6/24
    .5 oz pepperoni- 69, 6/0/3
    1 can tuna- 100, 2/1/20
    15 ml fat free italian dressing- 7, 0/2/0
    5 ml crushed red pepper, 5 ml celery seed, 2.5 ml dill seed, 2.5 ml seasame seed- 34, 2/3/1

    750, 37/52/58

    #3, Post-Workout Snacks

    6 oz. greek yogurt- 140, 0/20/14
    2 oz. walnuts- 370, 36/8/8
    1 cup skim milk- 90, 0/12/8
    1 scoop whey- 110, 1/2/24

    2g fish oil, multivitamin, 1g milkthistle, 3 pill Liv. 52- 30, 2/2/0

    740, 39/44/54

    #4, Dinner

    8 oz. beef tips- 307, 12/0/48
    1 oz. spinach leaves- 6, 0/1/1
    10ml olive oil- 80, 10/0/0
    1 lemon dressing- 12, 0/4/0
    8 oz. 4% cottage cheese- 220, 10/10/26

    Gal water w/ crystal light-40, 0/0/0

    665, 32/15/75
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    Cal: 2882

    Fat: 122/ 21.6%
    Carb: 184/ 32.6%
    Pro: 259/ 45.8%



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    Looks very good actually. I'd recommend a high carb, low fat refeed once per week to keep glycogen in check. Or simply reduce the volume of your training split. I'm also not seeing a whole lot of veggies. It is critical that you get your micronutrients, especially during cutting phases.
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    For a cutting phase at your size these numbers look like a good starting point. I would highly recommend splitting that over 6 meals as opposed to 4, which looks a bit difficult to do in regard to your food choices. Eating every 3-4 hours is key to burning fat. Breakfast and post workout meals should be largest caloriewise. Great job of reducing carbs in last meal btw.

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    how did you like the boldione?
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  5.  06-12-2012  09:34 PM
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    Originally Posted by P094743 View Post
    For a cutting phase at your size these numbers look like a good starting point. I would highly recommend splitting that over 6 meals as opposed to 4, which looks a bit difficult to do in regard to your food choices. Eating every 3-4 hours is key to burning fat. Breakfast and post workout meals should be largest caloriewise. Great job of reducing carbs in last meal btw.
    Actually no, meal frequency will have no effect on fat burning. Also, a high calorie meal pre-bed will have no affect on fat loss in the face of 24 hour energy balance.
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    Originally Posted by mr.cooper69

    Actually no, meal frequency will have no effect on fat burning. Also, a high calorie meal pre-bed will have no affect on fat loss in the face of 24 hour energy balance.
    Common misconceptions...

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    looks good what kind of multi do you take?

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    it looks good !!!
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    I still say eat 6 times a day, or even 5, if the goal is to cut AND keep as much muscle in tact as possible. Now if the goal is just to "lose weight", go right ahead with this strategy. Should work for a little while.......

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    Originally Posted by P094743
    I still say eat 6 times a day, or even 5, if the goal is to cut AND keep as much muscle in tact as possible. Now if the goal is just to "lose weight", go right ahead with this strategy. Should work for a little while.......
    So what you're saying is intermittent fasting doesn't work?

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    Originally Posted by uvawahoowa

    So what you're saying is intermittent fasting doesn't work?
    Don't get me wrong, I eat 6-8 meals a day, but that is a personal preference. It all comes down to cals bro

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    Originally Posted by uvawahoowa

    Don't get me wrong, I eat 6-8 meals a day, but that is a personal preference. It all comes down to cals bro
    And macros

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    Originally Posted by P094743 View Post
    I still say eat 6 times a day, or even 5, if the goal is to cut AND keep as much muscle in tact as possible. Now if the goal is just to "lose weight", go right ahead with this strategy. Should work for a little while.......
    Do yourself a favor and revisit the literature on protein digestion rates. Availability of amino acids is not an issue, and furthermore, it is again the NET anabolism:catabolism that determines whether muscle is spared.
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    I would calculate how many grams of fiber your getting in that diet as well. Looks low maybe. More fiber will make dieting significantly easier.

    Regarding meal frequency:

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    Ok, I think the thread started with a guy stating that any tips were appreciated. Just sharing with him what has been a successful strategy for me and a few others. I am sorry mr cooper, i was completely unaware that you were the smartest guy in the room....or that you dislike frequent meals.

    And i cannot knock intermittent fasting as i have never tried it.

    I also understand that it is unfair as i have no avatar for which you to see, while i have been able to view yours. I have taken the liberty to attach 3 pics out of fairness. 1 is someone i coach for nutrition and workout, the other 2 are myself.



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    This is where i put my $$$ where my mouth is...

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    Originally Posted by P094743 View Post
    Ok, I think the thread started with a guy stating that any tips were appreciated. Just sharing with him what has been a successful strategy for me and a few others. I am sorry mr cooper, i was completely unaware that you were the smartest guy in the room....or that you dislike frequent meals.

    And i cannot knock intermittent fasting as i have never tried it.

    I also understand that it is unfair as i have no avatar for which you to see, while i have been able to view yours. I have taken the liberty to attach 3 pics out of fairness. 1 is someone i coach for nutrition and workout, the other 2 are myself.



    This is where i put my $$$ where my mouth is...
    He is the smartest guy in the room...and has a more built body haha, but even more than that...he has had far more time and patience some other people in this forum would have had to put up with someone like you...if you have it all figured out like your retarded post says so (this one I mean) with that snide comment where you put your money where your mouth is , how about you put it where your or your trainees anus is , you do not know everything , and following bro-science with the idea of being completely right about it without taking positive input from coop will only land you hate in this forum...Now that said Red suits you better...

    Morale of the story: You never know everything, and the will and humbleness to always keep learning from greater minds (Like Coops and Royds) is key to being part of this community and of bodybuilding...so take a chill pill, coop has a better physique and brains without PH/DS...try to put your money or arguments up for that c0cky prick.
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    ITT a guy confuses genetics and his ability to meet macros for science.

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    Post 15 is epic.

    Celorza is a truly positive individual because a post that ignorant warrants no response.
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    Where'd that guy's tattoos go in pic 3?

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    Originally Posted by mr.cooper69 View Post
    Post 15 is epic.

    Celorza is a truly positive individual because a post that ignorant warrants no response.
    You know I don't like someone posting stuff like that...specially with no real arguments and specially if they are liking the will to learn. We are here to learn from all, and to listen to the knowledge they present us so we can all grow together...not to try and be mr-i'm-so-cool-and-ripped...
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