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    Grasshoppa
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    Diet critiques

    Need some help refining my diet. For background again, I'm 21 years old, 5'9" and 140-145 pounds.

    I'm unsure of my exact body fat percentage until I get a hold of one of those calipers or whatever they're called. I'm relatively new to the lifting scene though, so I'd guess my BF is somewhere around 15% or so. I still have somewhat of a gut on me, as well as fat everywhere else.

    My diet looks like:

    Meal 1 -
    3 eggs, scrambled
    1 cup Special K cereal
    1 cup Skim/nonfat milk
    1 piece of 100% whole wheat bread

    Workout at home gym

    Meal 2 -
    Met-Rx Protein Plus (~31g) mixed with 1 cup of skim/nonfat milk

    Meal 3 -
    1 boneless, skinless chicken breast (~4-6 ounces)
    1 cup of salad
    1 small to medium baked potato

    Meal 4 -
    2 tablespoons of natural, unsalted peanut butter
    1 piece of 100% whole wheat bread (optional)

    Meal 5 -
    ~4 - 6 ounces of baked salmon
    1 - 2 cups of whole wheat spaghetti

    Meal 6 -
    Met-Rx Protein Plus (~31g) mixed with 1 cup of skim/nonfat milk

    The numbers roughly come out to ~2300 calories w/ 72g fat, 211g carbs, 215 g protein. I think my BMR came out to 2500 or so.

    I'm currently using the WBB routine 1 and adjusting reps and weight each week to progress. I also run for a half hour at high intensity on 3 off days.

    Am I heading in the right direction with this diet and routine? Should I be cutting or bulking?
    Last edited by Shao-LiN; 04-16-2002 at 07:40 PM.
    Shao-LiN
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    Grasshoppa
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    To add, I'd like a good, healthy and lean look...tired of the relative chubbiness, hehe.
    Shao-LiN
    "I tried so hard and got so far, but in the end, it doesn't even matter." - Linkin Park

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    Re: Diet critiques

    Originally posted by Shao-LiN
    Need some help refining my diet. For background again, I'm 21 years old, 5'9" and 140-145 pounds.

    I'm unsure of my exact body fat percentage until I get a hold of one of those calipers or whatever they're called. I'm relatively new to the lifting scene though, so I'd guess my BF is somewhere around 15% or so. I still have somewhat of a gut on me, as well as fat everywhere else.

    My diet looks like:

    Meal 1 -
    3 eggs, scrambled
    1 cup Special K cereal
    1 cup Skim/nonfat milk
    1 piece of 100% whole wheat bread

    * fine

    Workout at home gym

    Meal 2 -
    Met-Rx Protein Plus (~31g) mixed with 1 cup of skim/nonfat milk

    * fine

    Meal 3 -
    1 boneless, skinless chicken breast (~4-6 ounces)
    1 cup of salad
    1 small to medium baked potato

    * Fine

    Meal 4 -
    2 tablespoons of natural, unsalted peanut butter
    1 piece of 100% whole wheat bread (optional)

    * I'd add another protein source here. A Glass of milk maybe or some cottage cheese.

    Meal 5 -
    ~4 - 6 ounces of baked salmon
    1 - 2 cups of whole wheat spaghetti

    * Ewww ... but fine

    Meal 6 -
    Met-Rx Protein Plus (~31g) mixed with 1 cup of skim/nonfat milk

    * Fine

    The numbers roughly come out to ~2300 calories w/ 72g fat, 211g carbs, 215 g protein. I think my BMR came out to 2500 or so.

    I'm currently using the WBB routine 1 and adjusting reps and weight each week to progress. I also run for a half hour at high intensity on 3 off days.

    Am I heading in the right direction with this diet and routine? Should I be cutting or bulking?

    Looks fine to me. Keep it up and monitor your progress. You could add more veg and fruit to your diet, but it looks good as a start.
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    Grasshoppa
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    Hehe...I noticed the Eewwww in there, that combo doesn't taste well...I'm already getting tired of the salmon, hehe.
    Shao-LiN
    "I tried so hard and got so far, but in the end, it doesn't even matter." - Linkin Park

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