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| Registered User | Diet For the Weekend Warrior I am not a bodybuilder by any means, I have recently gotten into Martial Arts (muay thai) and I am trying to devise a diet which will keep me lean but with enough energy so that I do not gas during my training. Here is what I have come up with so far, any input is greatly appreciated. Breakfast:630am: 1 scoop ON whey, 1 scoop ON casein in water, 2 pieces of whole wheat toast w/ 1 tblsp flaxseed oil 730am- 1-1.5 hours muay thai training/conditioning 9am- 1 banana, 2 scoops ON whey, 2 rice cakes. 12pm- varies since I cannot really bring food with me, but something along these lines: whole wheat bagel w/ 3 egg whites and sliced turkey. 3pm: low sugar detour bar, not the best choice i know, but it has to be something i stuff in my pockets bc of work sched. 7pm: ground turkey w. mixed veggies, 1tblsp flaxseed oil, or grilled chicken breasts w. veggies and small cup brown rice, 1 tbslsp flax. 930pm- 2 scoops ON casein right before bed. Almost forgot my stats: 6'1, 205lbs, 10-12%bf, Would like to be around 190lbs. My training split is all over the place right now but basically its: Monday- AM cardio, windsprints, followed by an incline walk on the treadmilll Tues- Muay Thai Training, 1.5hrs (includes plyos, calisthenics, bag and thai pad work) Wed- Muay Thai Training, 1.5hrs Thurs, Muay Thai, same as above Fri- same as monday Sat off Sun- Strength Training- Chest/Shoulders/tris/Back, right now I am seeing how my legs respond to the martial arts training and plyometrics. |
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