thebigoz
Active member
The meals look very manageable with the Palumbo diet. Lots of stuff that can be bought in bulk and frozen, which I like.
Trying to work out my meal timing:
MEAL #1 - 6:45 (Cardio will be at approx 5:30am for mid-week cardio sessions)
Egg/Egg whites
MEAL #2 - 8:15-9am (On cardio days, it will be a little close to the 9am mark)
Shake + ANPB
MEAL #3 - 11:30am
8oz Chicken - 1/2 cup almonds
MEAL #4 - 2:30pm
Shake + ANPB
MEAL #5 - 5:30pm
8oz Swordfish/Red Meat + green salad + 1 tablespoon of Olive Oil
MEAL #6 - PWO approx 7:45
Shake + ANPB
OK so here is my only concern. I typically train around 6:15/6:30. I think I will have to switch meal 5/6 around. Make meal 5 my PWO and Meal 6 my dinner 'fatty protein meal'.
But that would mean:
1) I'm not getting in any whole food protein after training. My PWO shake would be the last meal of the day... not ideal.
2) If I DO switch them around, there would be a huge gap in meals between 4 and 5, because Meal 5 (PWO) wouldn't take place typically until around 7:15-7:45.
The other option would be to keep everything how it is, but split the servings of Meal 5 into two equal portions and eat the second half after training.
Or is this typical of some diets that don't equate PWO shakes into the equation?
Thoughts?
Trying to work out my meal timing:
MEAL #1 - 6:45 (Cardio will be at approx 5:30am for mid-week cardio sessions)
Egg/Egg whites
MEAL #2 - 8:15-9am (On cardio days, it will be a little close to the 9am mark)
Shake + ANPB
MEAL #3 - 11:30am
8oz Chicken - 1/2 cup almonds
MEAL #4 - 2:30pm
Shake + ANPB
MEAL #5 - 5:30pm
8oz Swordfish/Red Meat + green salad + 1 tablespoon of Olive Oil
MEAL #6 - PWO approx 7:45
Shake + ANPB
OK so here is my only concern. I typically train around 6:15/6:30. I think I will have to switch meal 5/6 around. Make meal 5 my PWO and Meal 6 my dinner 'fatty protein meal'.
But that would mean:
1) I'm not getting in any whole food protein after training. My PWO shake would be the last meal of the day... not ideal.
2) If I DO switch them around, there would be a huge gap in meals between 4 and 5, because Meal 5 (PWO) wouldn't take place typically until around 7:15-7:45.
The other option would be to keep everything how it is, but split the servings of Meal 5 into two equal portions and eat the second half after training.
Or is this typical of some diets that don't equate PWO shakes into the equation?
Thoughts?