Lee
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hey guys, its been a while since ive posted on here, although i have been lingering, just reading and trying to learn as much as i can. im currently living in Ohio and i work on the Ohio river as a deckhand on a towboat. i literally stay on the boat for 20 days straight, working 6 hour shifts twice a day every day. we have a kitchen and bedrooms on the boat. so i basically live there more then i live at home. they buy us all the food we want from a list they give us. i have access to steaks, ground beef, canned vegetables, frozen vegetables, bread, oatmeal, and other various stuff. we cook all our own food, so i can follow a diet.
so heres the deal, my brother, who i have seen in a couple years is gettin married in 2 months, and my mom is gonna be there who i havent seen in 5 years. right now im basically fat, im 6'4" and 265 pounds. i believe if i lost 50 pounds i would be a good healthy weight at a good healthy bodyfat level. my job is very physical so gettin excersize is not a problem. sure its not running and bodybuilding, but everything we use is heavy, as in 80+ pounds. and it gets to around 110 degrees on the steel barges we work on.
now i know im not gonna lose the 50 pounds i want to in 2 months, but it would be nice to lose as much as possible. ive been wanting to do this for quite some time and this is a good incentive to start. if someone could PLEASE help me write up a good diet i would be most appreciative. i have opportunities to eat about every 5 and a half hours. what vitamins do i need, what should my meals be based around, caloric intake. anything would help. thx guys, much appreciation to anyone who helps.
so heres the deal, my brother, who i have seen in a couple years is gettin married in 2 months, and my mom is gonna be there who i havent seen in 5 years. right now im basically fat, im 6'4" and 265 pounds. i believe if i lost 50 pounds i would be a good healthy weight at a good healthy bodyfat level. my job is very physical so gettin excersize is not a problem. sure its not running and bodybuilding, but everything we use is heavy, as in 80+ pounds. and it gets to around 110 degrees on the steel barges we work on.
now i know im not gonna lose the 50 pounds i want to in 2 months, but it would be nice to lose as much as possible. ive been wanting to do this for quite some time and this is a good incentive to start. if someone could PLEASE help me write up a good diet i would be most appreciative. i have opportunities to eat about every 5 and a half hours. what vitamins do i need, what should my meals be based around, caloric intake. anything would help. thx guys, much appreciation to anyone who helps.