LetsGoMurphys
New member
In the past I have had great success in dieting. When I was 18 (now 24) I went from about 235 (27%bf) to 185 (10%) bodyfat in about 5 months. I went to college and slowly but surely put it all back on. Now that I am out of college I want to get back to that shape very badly. I started a cutting diet about 8 weeks ago. I was 240 and fat (still am point of the post). I am down to 223 ish but dont see substantial reduction in body fat. I have been tighter with the diet than I was back then. I rarely cheat but if I do it is one meal and I dont overeat. I do have a few beers every other saturday. I have been hittin cardio 4 x a week pretty consistently (ellyptical mostly) for about 30 mins a session. I have been lifting 3 x a week as well. My diet is similar every day. usually along these lines. Some people tell me it will all fall off at once but that seems improbable.
Meal 1: Whole wheat bagel with lean ham and low fat cheese OR whole wheat english muffin either with egg beaters or a scoop and a half of whey isolate in skim milk.
Meal 2: Either a pure protein bar or a handful of peanuts.
Meal 3: Lean turkey or ham deli meat on whole wheat bread.
Meal 4: Cup of light yogurt (bout 100 cals).
Meal 5: Either 2 fish fillets (130 cals each) or tyson frozen chicken (the flavored kind u get at Sams or lean chicken breasts.
Meal 6: Either 2 Tbsp. ANPB or another Pure Protein bar.
Any suggestions? What can I do to get this seemingly sluggish metabolism fired up?
Meal 1: Whole wheat bagel with lean ham and low fat cheese OR whole wheat english muffin either with egg beaters or a scoop and a half of whey isolate in skim milk.
Meal 2: Either a pure protein bar or a handful of peanuts.
Meal 3: Lean turkey or ham deli meat on whole wheat bread.
Meal 4: Cup of light yogurt (bout 100 cals).
Meal 5: Either 2 fish fillets (130 cals each) or tyson frozen chicken (the flavored kind u get at Sams or lean chicken breasts.
Meal 6: Either 2 Tbsp. ANPB or another Pure Protein bar.
Any suggestions? What can I do to get this seemingly sluggish metabolism fired up?