AliG said:I could probably manage somthing like this
2 srambled egg whites
Coffee or tea
Oatmeal (snack 1)
Breast of chicken with 3 oz of sweet potato
Fruit (snack 2)
Fish with vegetables
Milk before bed
I reckon i could give that a go, the other ones seem far too high, i couldnt possibly manager 5 big meals - i.e fish, tuna, chicken and eggs but i believe the above i could manage with.
The above has got to be over 1500 calories?/
CAn i just ask, what exercise would be best for me, my husband has said about a mixture between HIIT and long cardio coupled with light weight exercises 3 times a week so month HIIT and weights, tue cardio, wed off, thurs HITT and light weights, Friday Cardio then Sat HITT and light weights and sunday off.
Weighs being something like - Squat, dumbell pull ups, scapulation, good mornings, ab crunches, lat pull downs, bicep curl, tricep pull down - i dont know what these are, he said he would show me tonight but do you have a set routine, i go on holiday in 8 weeks and i want to be in a routine and a little happier with myself before then!!
By the ay - what do you hink abou the soup - it doesnt have a lot of protein but does have a lot of veg???
That's a good start. Most likely you'll get hungrier as you go and will add more food as needed. I usually increase my food intake gradually in order not to gain much body fat. Count your calories in order to keep a log. That way you'll know if you're eating too much or too little.
Velvett is right; be careful with the sodium or you'll start retaining water...