geoffgc
12-03-2001, 03:18 PM
After the help I received from my last thread, I'm ready to begin putting together a diet plan to compliment my current gym/work schedule. It's still preliminary, and I need to calc out the protein, carbs., calories, etc that I end up with, but I figured I'd go ahead and pass it by y'all to get some initial feedback.
5 am - wake up
5:15 am - 1 serving steel cut oatmeal with blueberries, a touch of 1% milk, ground flax seeds, and 1 scoop of protein powder.
6 - 7:30 - workout at gym
7:30 - protein powder with water
10:00 - 1 cup non-fat cottage cheese and a banana
12:00 - 1 can tuna with 1 tbsp lite mayo and 2 slices whole wheat bread - spinach or brocolli
3:00 - 1 cup non-fat yogurt with berries
6:00 - 8-12 oz of meat (beef/chicken/salmon) - broccoli or spinach with chickpeas
9:00 - go to bed
I'm not sure if there's something I can eat/take after my 6 pm dinner before I go to bed that would help me throughout the night and for my morning workout. Perhaps what I've listed is enough. Bad news is I work 8-5 and have very little time when I get home, which is why I choose to workout in the morning. Good news is that my office has a frig and microwave, which lets me store and heat up food quite readily.
Again, my goal is first to shed about 15 pounds while toning and strengthening, and then once I have my body fat low enough to help my ego, start really focusing on building up my muscles and lean mass.
What y'all think?
5 am - wake up
5:15 am - 1 serving steel cut oatmeal with blueberries, a touch of 1% milk, ground flax seeds, and 1 scoop of protein powder.
6 - 7:30 - workout at gym
7:30 - protein powder with water
10:00 - 1 cup non-fat cottage cheese and a banana
12:00 - 1 can tuna with 1 tbsp lite mayo and 2 slices whole wheat bread - spinach or brocolli
3:00 - 1 cup non-fat yogurt with berries
6:00 - 8-12 oz of meat (beef/chicken/salmon) - broccoli or spinach with chickpeas
9:00 - go to bed
I'm not sure if there's something I can eat/take after my 6 pm dinner before I go to bed that would help me throughout the night and for my morning workout. Perhaps what I've listed is enough. Bad news is I work 8-5 and have very little time when I get home, which is why I choose to workout in the morning. Good news is that my office has a frig and microwave, which lets me store and heat up food quite readily.
Again, my goal is first to shed about 15 pounds while toning and strengthening, and then once I have my body fat low enough to help my ego, start really focusing on building up my muscles and lean mass.
What y'all think?