circusgirl
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It's me again. I've been trying to obsess less about my diet as getting too worked up about it increases bingeing.
Anyway, I'm finding my current diet quite handy for lifting, thought you guys might be interested in critiqueing it:
breakfast (lazy circusgirl): mass gaining shake. Yes, I know they are full of sugars, but I have a mega-sized tub to use up. I also hate mornings.... 2 tblspn flax oil (chilled organic from health food store). COFFEE. 300 cals (including skimmed milk) plus flax oil (250 cals).
This tends to be at around 8-9am or so. Then I have -
lunch - either 4oz chicken breast of can tuna, with pataks pickles, comes to around 300-400 cals, according to fitday. I think 300 cals for 4oz of chicken is actually a bit high - is this correct?
afternoon snack - same as lunch. Usually tuna if lunch is chicken. Sometimes I have a lamb grillsteak (means mutton burger).
Currently have no grill so I fry these in 1tbspn olive oil per chicken breast/grillsteak. (grill is coming as birthday pressie in a few weeks).
After working out:
dinner - 1 portion starchy carbs - 200cals (rice, pasta etc), 1 portion meaty stuff (c 3-400 cals), olive oil on salad or veg c 200 cals. My husband cooks dinner and gets very upset if I try to eat less at this meal due to diet reasons.
Before bedtime - half a protein shake, 200cals.
This comes to about 2200 cals.
Yes, I'm trying to lose a bit of body fat.
Activity, 3 karate sessions a week (1.5 hours each), lifting, 3 days a week, walking, an hour a day for getting around, if it's not raining, otherwise I get the bus.
I'm not eating tons of carbs because I think my blood sugar could do with levelling. there's also cheats in there - the occasional indian takeout, or a pizza with workmates.
Questions - do you guys count the cals in flax oil? I've found my stomach is getting smaller around in diameter with this, and hips and chest remaining the same or larger (muscle I hope!). I get mighty hungry after working out - this is another reason the big meal straight after coming home is handy, stops the binges...
critique?
Anyway, I'm finding my current diet quite handy for lifting, thought you guys might be interested in critiqueing it:
breakfast (lazy circusgirl): mass gaining shake. Yes, I know they are full of sugars, but I have a mega-sized tub to use up. I also hate mornings.... 2 tblspn flax oil (chilled organic from health food store). COFFEE. 300 cals (including skimmed milk) plus flax oil (250 cals).
This tends to be at around 8-9am or so. Then I have -
lunch - either 4oz chicken breast of can tuna, with pataks pickles, comes to around 300-400 cals, according to fitday. I think 300 cals for 4oz of chicken is actually a bit high - is this correct?
afternoon snack - same as lunch. Usually tuna if lunch is chicken. Sometimes I have a lamb grillsteak (means mutton burger).
Currently have no grill so I fry these in 1tbspn olive oil per chicken breast/grillsteak. (grill is coming as birthday pressie in a few weeks).
After working out:
dinner - 1 portion starchy carbs - 200cals (rice, pasta etc), 1 portion meaty stuff (c 3-400 cals), olive oil on salad or veg c 200 cals. My husband cooks dinner and gets very upset if I try to eat less at this meal due to diet reasons.
Before bedtime - half a protein shake, 200cals.
This comes to about 2200 cals.
Yes, I'm trying to lose a bit of body fat.
Activity, 3 karate sessions a week (1.5 hours each), lifting, 3 days a week, walking, an hour a day for getting around, if it's not raining, otherwise I get the bus.
I'm not eating tons of carbs because I think my blood sugar could do with levelling. there's also cheats in there - the occasional indian takeout, or a pizza with workmates.
Questions - do you guys count the cals in flax oil? I've found my stomach is getting smaller around in diameter with this, and hips and chest remaining the same or larger (muscle I hope!). I get mighty hungry after working out - this is another reason the big meal straight after coming home is handy, stops the binges...
critique?