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    Discussion in 'Fat Loss' started by baletki, Jun 6, 2012.

    1. baletki

      baletki Well-Known Member

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      Breakfast

      Oats – 50g
      Cals: 186
      Protein: 5.5
      Carbs: (sugars): 30 (0.8)
      Fat (saturated): 8 (0.8)

      Skimmed Milk (250ml)
      Cals: 87.5
      Protein: 9
      Carbs: (sugars): 12.3 (12.3)
      Fat (saturated): 0.3 (0.3)

      Honey (5g teaspoon)
      Cals: 16
      Protein: 0.1
      Carbs: (sugars): 4 (4)
      Fat (saturated): 0 (0)

      Snack

      Banana (medium)
      Cals: 105
      Protein: 1.3
      Carbs: (sugars): 27 (14)
      Fat (saturated): 0.4 (0.1)

      Lunch

      Tuna (can)
      Cals: 138
      Protein: 33.8
      Carbs: (sugars): 0 (0)
      Fat (saturated): 0 (0)

      Mayo (5g tablespoon)
      Cals: 41
      Protein: 0.1
      Carbs: (sugars): 1 (0.3)
      Fat (saturated): 4 (0.4)

      Wrap
      Cals: 181
      Protein: 5.2
      Carbs: (sugars): 32 (1.6)
      Fat (saturated): 3.2 (1.6)
      50g Peanuts
      Cals: 304
      Protein: 13.9
      Carbs: (sugars): 4.9 (3.4)
      Fat (saturated): 24.6 (3.2)

      Snack

      Protein Shake
      Cals: 196.6
      Protein: 41
      Carbs: (sugars): 3
      Fat (saturated): 3.4

      Dinner

      125g Chicken
      Cals: 172.5
      Protein: 38.4
      Carbs: (sugars): 0 (0)
      Fat (saturated): 2 (0.5)

      150g Mince Meat
      Cals: 378
      Protein: 26.4
      Carbs: (sugars): 1.6 (0.4)
      Fat (saturated): 30 (12.5)

      Tuna Steak (per steak)
      Cals: 169
      Protein: 39.7
      Carbs: (sugars): 0.3 (0.3)
      Fat (saturated): 1 (0.3)

      30g Pasta
      Cals: 44.4
      Protein: 1.5
      Carbs: (sugars): 9.4 (0)
      Fat (saturated): 0.3 (0)

      30g Rice
      Cals: 40.6
      Protein: 1.0
      Carbs: (sugars): 7.8 (0)
      Fat (saturated): 0.4 (0)

      80g Green Beans

      Cals: 28
      Protein: 1.4
      Carbs: (sugars): 3.8 (1.7)
      Fat (saturated): 0.1 (0)

      Snack

      2 x Rice Cakes
      Cals: 60
      Protein: 1.2
      Carbs: (sugars): 12.4 (0.2)
      Fat (saturated): 0.4 (0.2)

      50g Cottage Cheese
      Cals: 30
      Protein: 4.6
      Carbs: (sugars): 2.3 (1.6)
      Fat (saturated): 0.3 (0.2)

      Total
      Cals: 1783.1 – 1993.3
      Protein: 185.5 – 199.3
      Carbs: 145
      Fat: 49.4 – 78.4

      How do these macros look? They include 2 of the protein drinks but I've only included 1 in the list. My aim is to look more defined rather than to drop a load of weight. Am I heading in the right direction with the diet? I'm currently 12.5 stone and 5"8.
       
    2. laxgoaliesrhs

      laxgoaliesrhs Well-Known Member

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      My diet plan

      Look spot on if I do say so mate.
       
    3. vijugati8g

      vijugati8g Well-Known Member

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      My diet plan

      However.....

      Have more protein in the morning and drop the rice if thats past 5pm unless you are training in the evening.
       
    4. jailynn24hb

      jailynn24hb Well-Known Member

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      My diet plan

      I train not long after having my dinner so the pasta/rice shouldn't be too much of a problem around there.

      I was thinking of maybe adding 25g of choc whey to my oats and cutting out the honey ... or just have both
       
    5. Jemenony

      Jemenony Well-Known Member

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      My diet plan

      I would up the protein if i was you, i aim for 2g per lb i weigh

      you should be aming for 300g +
       
    6. parnassto

      parnassto Well-Known Member

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      Have both mate, if it fits in your macros. Hinest a great low GI form of sugar. Tastes nice too.

      Whats your training like?
       
    7. jailynn24hb

      jailynn24hb Well-Known Member

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      @ Big Kris - If he's natural I think the ammounts hes put should be sweet, but this is just my opinion mate
       
    8. vijugati8g

      vijugati8g Well-Known Member

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      Spazzy work keyboard **EDIT Honeys a greast low GI form of sugar**
       
    9. masoven4u

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      Natrual or not you need to be getting the protein in, your body dosent process 100% of what is in the food you eat either way so aiming higher isnt a bad thing
       
    10. jailynn24hb

      jailynn24hb Well-Known Member

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      Wow 300g hey ... I have trouble eating that amount of food as it is, nevermind trying to cram in another 100g of protein from somewhere :O I think I will go with trial and error, have a crack at this diet and see how I feel and how I look ... and then if I think I can up it then I will.

      As for training, I do;

      Mon: Chest / Tris + 30 mins cardio
      Tues: 60 mins cardio
      Wed: Back / Bis + 30 mins cardio
      Thurs: 60 mins cardio
      Fri: Shoulders / Legs
       
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