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TKO
05-02-2007, 05:12 AM
I am in the gym 3-4 times a week and can see improvements but not fast enough and I am convinced its my diet, I start work at 7, I have breakfast around 10:30, sandwich/coffee, I dont eat again until 6 or 7 that evening. So I dont really eat a lot, could that be the problem? I also enjoy a few beers at the w/e :lol:

you guys got any suggestions on a balanced (do able) diet.

Thanks

CleanYourClock
05-02-2007, 02:06 PM
I am in the gym 3-4 times a week and can see improvements but not fast enough and I am convinced its my diet, I start work at 7, I have breakfast around 10:30, sandwich/coffee, I dont eat again until 6 or 7 that evening. So I dont really eat a lot, could that be the problem? I also enjoy a few beers at the w/e :lol:

you guys got any suggestions on a balanced (do able) diet.

Thanks

Yes you need to eat more often .... You should work in a protein shake as well ..
You also need to bump up your work out from 3 to 4 days up to 5 to 6 days ....

Kaliber44
05-03-2007, 10:28 AM
Too many empty calories and not enough protein man...does your sandwich have mustard or mayonaise? Big difference!! haha

TKO
05-03-2007, 02:26 PM
Too many empty calories and not enough protein man...does your sandwich have mustard or mayonaise? Big difference!! haha
Depends on the day of the week.:lol:
What would you recommend then?

Hanzy
05-03-2007, 03:23 PM
Depends on the day of the week.:lol:
What would you recommend then?

A rack of lamb! :clap:

Tyler Durden
05-10-2007, 02:17 AM
You need to write down what you eat at the end of the day for a month or so to really know and see what kind of bullshit you are eating a day. You will be surprised how much you conveinantly forget or lie to yourself.

TKO
05-10-2007, 03:45 AM
You need to write down what you eat at the end of the day for a month or so to really know and see what kind of bullshit you are eating a day. You will be surprised how much you conveinantly forget or lie to yourself.

Yeh Ill start doing that, Ive also started on the protein shakes. Have you any advice on the best time to take them.

Hanzy
05-10-2007, 10:51 AM
You need to write down what you eat at the end of the day for a month or so to really know and see what kind of bullshit you are eating a day. You will be surprised how much you conveinantly forget or lie to yourself.

Eating is fun! Belching is even more fun. Sh*tting it all out is just SO MUCH FUN!!!!!

Tyler Durden
05-10-2007, 11:37 PM
Eating is fun! Belching is even more fun. Sh*tting it all out is just SO MUCH FUN!!!!!

Taking Metamucil makes shitting funER :lol:

Tyler Durden
05-10-2007, 11:38 PM
Yeh Ill start doing that, Ive also started on the protein shakes. Have you any advice on the best time to take them.

Usually after a workout.

TKO
05-11-2007, 04:01 AM
Usually after a workout.

I go to the gym after work and sometimes its 2-3 hours before I get home, so drinking after a work out can prove difficult sometimes.

What about first thing in the morning, is that any advantage to me?

mike_dave
05-11-2007, 10:05 AM
LOW CARB DAY 4 days a week
8am- 45g'sOatmeal/protein shake 45g - C30/P45
10am- Hard boiled eggs- 7whites/2whole eggs - P40g
12pm - 40g Tuna/brown rice 1/2c- C30g/P40g
2pm - 2chicken breast 45g/Sweet potato/greens (green vegetables)-
C30g/P45g
4pm- Protein Shake 40g/ - P40g
5-7w/o- PWO Protein Shake- 45g
8pm- 40g Tuna/45g brown Rice- C45g/P40g
10pm- Protein Shake 40g/ handful of almonds - P50g's
12am- eggs or whey shake (egg whites-7)
345g's Protein/130g's carbs
1380+520= 1900cal's
- --------------------------------------------------------------
HIGH CARB DAY 3 DAYS A WEEK
8am- 60g'sOatmeal/protein shake 30g - C60/P30
10am- Hard boiled eggs- 7whites/2whole eggs/3 rice cakes -
C45g/P40g
10am - Turkey patties 35g/brown rice 1c- C70g/P35g
12pm - 2chicken breast 45g/Sweet potato/greens (green vegetables)-
C70g/P45g
2pm- Protein Shake 40g/ - P30g/Sweet potato or brown rice-45gs-
C45g/P30g
4pm - tuna 40gs
5-7pm- pwo whey protein-60g's
8pm - Chicken/40g's brown rice 60g's
10pm- Protein Shake 20g/ handful of almonds - P30g's
12am- eggs or whey shake ( egg whites-7) 30g's protein
C405g's/295P
1620+1180=2800 Protein/carbs, about 150-200gs of fat. About 4k-
4500cals
- ------------------------------------------------------------------
Carb choices
- - sweet potatos- 35-40g's carbs
- - brown rice- 1c is 70gs carbs
- - rice cakes- 15g's carbs per rice cake (whole wheat rice cakes)
Protein Choices
- -tuna - 1 full can 42g's protein
- -Boneless skinless chicken breast- 20-25g's protein
- -Turkey patties (they look like hamburger patties)-40g's per 2
patties

Hanzy
05-11-2007, 12:42 PM
LOW CARB DAY 4 days a week
8am- 45g'sOatmeal/protein shake 45g - C30/P45
10am- Hard boiled eggs- 7whites/2whole eggs - P40g
12pm - 40g Tuna/brown rice 1/2c- C30g/P40g
2pm - 2chicken breast 45g/Sweet potato/greens (green vegetables)-
C30g/P45g
4pm- Protein Shake 40g/ - P40g
5-7w/o- PWO Protein Shake- 45g
8pm- 40g Tuna/45g brown Rice- C45g/P40g
10pm- Protein Shake 40g/ handful of almonds - P50g's
12am- eggs or whey shake (egg whites-7)
345g's Protein/130g's carbs
1380+520= 1900cal's
- --------------------------------------------------------------
HIGH CARB DAY 3 DAYS A WEEK
8am- 60g'sOatmeal/protein shake 30g - C60/P30
10am- Hard boiled eggs- 7whites/2whole eggs/3 rice cakes -
C45g/P40g
10am - Turkey patties 35g/brown rice 1c- C70g/P35g
12pm - 2chicken breast 45g/Sweet potato/greens (green vegetables)-
C70g/P45g
2pm- Protein Shake 40g/ - P30g/Sweet potato or brown rice-45gs-
C45g/P30g
4pm - tuna 40gs
5-7pm- pwo whey protein-60g's
8pm - Chicken/40g's brown rice 60g's
10pm- Protein Shake 20g/ handful of almonds - P30g's
12am- eggs or whey shake ( egg whites-7) 30g's protein
C405g's/295P
1620+1180=2800 Protein/carbs, about 150-200gs of fat. About 4k-
4500cals
- ------------------------------------------------------------------
Carb choices
- - sweet potatos- 35-40g's carbs
- - brown rice- 1c is 70gs carbs
- - rice cakes- 15g's carbs per rice cake (whole wheat rice cakes)
Protein Choices
- -tuna - 1 full can 42g's protein
- -Boneless skinless chicken breast- 20-25g's protein
- -Turkey patties (they look like hamburger patties)-40g's per 2
patties

F*ck all this shit!!! Somebody get me a hotdog!!!:clap:

Tyler Durden
05-11-2007, 01:10 PM
I go to the gym after work and sometimes its 2-3 hours before I get home, so drinking after a work out can prove difficult sometimes.

What about first thing in the morning, is that any advantage to me?

The kind I take you are supposed to drink it within a half hour after your workout, maybe there are other kinds out there, but it would seem to me if you take it at another time, you are consuming excess calories and your body won't use the extra protein as effeciently as right after a workout :dunno:

mike_dave
05-11-2007, 02:52 PM
F*ck all this shit!!! Somebody get me a hotdog!!!:clap:

ill give u the hotdog

TKO
05-12-2007, 03:26 AM
The kind I take you are supposed to drink it within a half hour after your workout, maybe there are other kinds out there, but it would seem to me if you take it at another time, you are consuming excess calories and your body won't use the extra protein as effeciently as right after a workout :dunno:

Thanks for the advice..

Erratic
05-17-2007, 04:19 PM
I am in the gym 3-4 times a week and can see improvements but not fast enough and I am convinced its my diet, I start work at 7, I have breakfast around 10:30, sandwich/coffee, I dont eat again until 6 or 7 that evening. So I dont really eat a lot, could that be the problem? I also enjoy a few beers at the w/e :lol:

you guys got any suggestions on a balanced (do able) diet.

Thanks

It's better to eat frequent meals, smaller portions, than 2 or 3 large portions in the day.

Smaller meals frequently keeps your metabolism going.

TKO
05-18-2007, 06:07 AM
It's better to eat frequent meals, smaller portions, than 2 or 3 large portions in the day.

Smaller meals frequently keeps your metabolism going.


Yeah thanks for the reply, I am trying to break my diet down into smaller portions, not always easy though with work.

Erratic
05-18-2007, 01:30 PM
Yeah thanks for the reply, I am trying to break my diet down into smaller portions, not always easy though with work.

Where do you work?

I'm lucky in this regard, I sit at a desk so I can eat small snacks. I've eaten so many Balance peanut butter power bars over the last few months that I'm starting to get tired of them.

Tyler Durden
05-20-2007, 03:05 AM
Where do you work?

I'm lucky in this regard, I sit at a desk so I can eat small snacks. I've eaten so many Balance peanut butter power bars over the last few months that I'm starting to get tired of them.

Have you tried South Beach Diet peanut butter bars? Much better IMO, especially if you are getting board with them.

TKO
05-21-2007, 02:30 AM
Yeah I work in an office to but I start at 7 am and I dont have the opportunity to go home before the gym.

Tyler Durden
05-21-2007, 02:41 AM
Yeah I work in an office to but I start at 7 am and I dont have the opportunity to go home before the gym.

Eat before you go to work, eat a lunch, eat when you get home. Eat a few hours later, eat a snack before you go to bed. Problem solved.

TKO
05-21-2007, 04:57 AM
Eat before you go to work, eat a lunch, eat when you get home. Eat a few hours later, eat a snack before you go to bed. Problem solved.

Yeh I know, it sounds easy but thanks for the advice.

Erratic
07-17-2007, 11:14 PM
Have you tried South Beach Diet peanut butter bars? Much better IMO, especially if you are getting board with them.

I've never tried peanut butter for SBD, just Chocolate peanut better. It's pretty good.

I don't really have a sweet tooth so I tend to like plain peanut butter instead of chocolate peanut butter.

I'll probably just end up alternating days of which kind I eat.

Tyler Durden
07-17-2007, 11:18 PM
I've never tried peanut butter for SBD, just Chocolate peanut better. It's pretty good.

I don't really have a sweet tooth so I tend to like plain peanut butter instead of chocolate peanut butter.

I'll probably just end up alternating days of which kind I eat.

The ones I am talking about are just peanut butter without chocolate.

Erratic
07-17-2007, 11:21 PM
The ones I am talking about are just peanut butter without chocolate.

I'll look for those next time.