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Calories for Bulking

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- Since you work out in the morning, I'd leave the flaxseed for later in the day. Not with your big breakfast shake. I'd get some fruit there instead.

- Pre workout, Gatorade isn't exactly the finest carb choice. Eat something whole an hour before your workout. Like a baked sweet potato.

- Post workout, I'd skip the protein bar and have a shake instead. 50 gms of whey and maltodextrin. You need something fast acting. Bars take a lot longer to digest than a shake.

- Peanuts for Brunch? Have a nice whole meal an hour and a half after your workout. Some chicken breast or beef, green veggies and brown rice for example.

- I'd avoid the milk in your afternoon shake. Add some olive oil or flaxseeds to your shake now.

- Hormell Beef tips for dinner? Bad choice again. Eat a good cut of lean meat instead with veggies and an olive oil dressing or something. Oily fish would be a good choice as well. Again forget the milk.

- Late night bread = hours and hours on the treadmill when you're tyring to cut. Forget the carbs in your last meal. And substitute peanuts with almonds and walnuts instead. Skip the V8 as well. Eat some cottage cheese, nuts and an apple.


The problem with your diet is that you'll bulk up... but not qith quality muscle. You'll have a ton of fat to shed later on. Eat as many whole foods you can. Forget about the calories. You can eat candy and take the calorie count to 10,000 but thats useless.

Anyway, heres a modification of your diet which I think will do you a lot of good.


Meal 1 - Milk, Oats, 2 Scoops of mass gainer, fruit.

- WORKOUT - (eat some stachy carb at least 30 mins before)

Meal 2 - (Post workout) 2-3 scoops whey, 50 gms Maltodextrin, 2 slices of white bread, banana.

Meal 3 - (Lunch) Chicken breast, oats, steamed veggies.

Meal 4 - MRP shake, fruit.

Meal 5 - (Snack) Nuts

Meal 6 - (Dinner) Veggies and olive oil, Steak/Fish

Meal 7 - Cottage cheese, almonds, apple.

Good luck.
 
very good diet, looks you put in alot of effort planning it. But my only thing is this, it is very easy to stay on the perfect diet and routine Mon-fri. But most ppl run into trouble on the diet when it comes to weekends, I know I do. Just throwing it out there so try to adjust for that if you need to.
 
good diet plan I would definately add more chicken, fish, brown rice, oats, red meat etc. just add some of those foods to what you currently have laid out and youll be fine. Im not a fan of gatorade preworkout but if it gives you enegry go with it i guess.
 
im 5'10", 23 y/o idk about body fat but im 183-185 lbs. ive been training and workin out since freshman year football all the way through till now. i just havent been eating the best and now im tryin to get some mass before i might get on some gear...but that wont be for like another year. ok so heres my revised meal plan after reading all the replies thank you guys!!!

*****And again, i know i should be eating more chicken and eggs, and when i have the chance to i will make myself a big breakfast but since im limited on time i need more shakes....jus lettin all of u know :)

Morning: 4 cups milk
2 scoops ON serious mass

OR
3 eggs
2 pieces toast
3 cups milk
fruit

Calories: 1,810 (!) or 860

Pre W/O: Gatorade (just to have carbs in me because im still full from the morning shake haha)

Calories: 125

Post W/O: 3 Scoops Big Blast Super Plasma Protein Mix
2.5 tbsp flaxseed
2 cups milk
Banana
Gatorade

Calories: 950

Brunch: chicken strips
vegetable plate
1/2 bag peanuts OR Almonds
V8 drink (i like this drink because its 100% juice with fruits and veggies)

Calories: 900

Afternoon: 2 pieces whole wheat bread
Protein bar
2 servings carrots
other 1/2 bag of peanuts


Calories: 1015

Dinner: Broccoli
Beef Tri-tip Pot roast or Fish and Chicken
Mashed Potatoes or Brown rice
2 cups milk

Calories: 1,070

Late Night: 4 pieces whole grain white bread
Broccoli (10 stems)
2 cups milk
V8 100% juice drink OR piece of fruit

Calories: 860

And ill take some fish oil, DX7 or Animal Pak (ive always like animal pak nelson but ill look at the DX7 idk anything about it), and my other supps like UNLEASHED, VIGOR, and laetrile (vitamin b-17, my moms husband that died before i was born was a doctor that gave people laetrile instead of kemo and he got thrown in jail numerous times by the government and he got fined millions because the government wants kemo to stay---kinda sad :( ) Anyway, hows the revision??
 
your calories are 6730 approx

at 180lbs... you do know this a recipe for getting fat right? eat according to your lbm or desired lbm within reason... 7000 cals is not needed
 
Faizakafez said:
your calories are 6730 approx

at 180lbs... you do know this a recipe for getting fat right? eat according to your lbm or desired lbm within reason... 7000 cals is not needed

I know that when I'm around 180-200lbs and i'm eating 5-6k cals...i dont worry about putting any kinda bodyfat on at all. Only water. With my kind of metabolism, I havn't a worry of putting on any fat. I assume hehateme is either like me, or prefers to bulk in the winter, and cut in the summer.

Its much better for your body and health for you to bulk cleanly is all were saying here.
 
i understand that it might be a little too much, but im gonna be doing this until i can take a cycle...i want to learn good habits now and i want to see them get maximized and put me over the edge when i start gear. Khemix, thats true it is practically impossible for me to put fat on, but even if i do, id rather start there and include cardio on my cycle. i want to get as strong and big as i can, and if i DO get a little fat on me, it wont be a problem at all to lose it. Especially with gear.
 
I don't know why someone would pick on this diet too much. I'm sure you'll adjust things if needed. Good luck and keep us updated on how it goes!


Jacob
 
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