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Sure my diet is currently:
3 scoops whey, 100g oats, 4 tbsp olive oil
250g chicken breast, 75g rice (uncooked)
250g chicken breast, 75g rice
250g beef mince, 75g pasta
2 scoops whey, 100g oats, 4 tbsp olive oil
Post workout - 2 scoops whey, 60g vitargo, will have a large dose of BCAA's, EAA's, creatine, electrolytes and glutamine too.
250g chicken breast, 75g rice
250g chicken breast, 75g rice
Then before bed I either have whey, oats and olive oil or make another meal if I can be bothered.
Eat snacks throughout the day if I want any, unless I'm strictly focusing on losing fat which is hardly ever to be honest, have only ever properly focused on "cutting" twice in 8 years and followed a keto based diet both times. Fat levels never really get too bad.
Training wise - I've mainly stuck to low volume, high weight for the most part but recently decided to give high volume a go and have to say I'm loving it, currently following a push/pull/legs program with a bit more volume thrown in for good measure.
3 scoops whey, 100g oats, 4 tbsp olive oil
250g chicken breast, 75g rice (uncooked)
250g chicken breast, 75g rice
250g beef mince, 75g pasta
2 scoops whey, 100g oats, 4 tbsp olive oil
Post workout - 2 scoops whey, 60g vitargo, will have a large dose of BCAA's, EAA's, creatine, electrolytes and glutamine too.
250g chicken breast, 75g rice
250g chicken breast, 75g rice
Then before bed I either have whey, oats and olive oil or make another meal if I can be bothered.
Eat snacks throughout the day if I want any, unless I'm strictly focusing on losing fat which is hardly ever to be honest, have only ever properly focused on "cutting" twice in 8 years and followed a keto based diet both times. Fat levels never really get too bad.
Training wise - I've mainly stuck to low volume, high weight for the most part but recently decided to give high volume a go and have to say I'm loving it, currently following a push/pull/legs program with a bit more volume thrown in for good measure.
Haha, well I'm just over 6Ft, and I put on a fair whack of weight over the last year
Nice frame man (no homo!) you could end up a beast, like FF <3
Yeah boy!
Gonna warm like a trooper!
No pain, no gain!
Just be prepared for me to bitch and moan when uber DOMS kick in
Surely most people are face pullers? Especially on those last few reps. I think what they meant by face puller in that vid is those that pull faces when doing anything and everything.
I know you're on the naughty stuff, but that's still way too much protein! Good lord!
I will probably be joining you on the Tour de France after my competition, and I plan on adding maybe 500-600 calories on my normal off season diet, if that. That's got to be near 500g protein?!
I'll put some up when I get home tonight. Joined the forum to ask about some parts I've ordered and saw the gym rat thread in new posts so popped in and had a look. Just seen your pics in that thread, looking good there mate
Thanks. I've stopped training for size for quite a while now, doing strength training now. Did I read that you are going to compete in powerlifting?
Yeah approx 500g protein and just tips 6k cals if I remember rightly. I don't eat that much all the time lol, just aiming to gain as much size as possible before I compete next year all being well!
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I wish. I'd be ecstatic if I could get to that point.
Correct me if I'm wrong.....But uncooked rice???....
No fruit or veg?
That's totally unnecessary though mate. You'd gain the same amount of muscle on around 4k, give or take. Anything you're gaining on top of that will be fat, which will only make your diet harder when you compete, even when aided.
Put it this way, my mrs doesn't appreciate my farts!With all that protein, your turds must be amazing!
Also, you should cook your rice
If my niggles are fully healed by then I'd like to give it a go, in all honesty powerlifting interests me more than bodybuilding does, I like food too much and hate cardio so it suits me more lol.
Clearly he means it weighs 75g before it is cooked
Makes sense
Saw some guys at the weekend at a show I was at while at the berkshire agricultural college...Some of them where deadlifting 400KG but jeeez they had some big guts on them
No that's the weight before cooking, I still cook it
Nope, not a big fan of it and it's never hindered gains.
I know what you're saying mate, but on 4k cals I just don't grow. I dieted on 3500 cals!
I'm hoping to compete in the future, just need to keep on making the progress I am and I should do well hopefully.
What are your powerlifting stats again?
Edit.
Found them
Bench: 195kg
Dead: 265kg
Squats: 240kg
Those are some good lifts, your bench press is monstrous! Would love to see a video of the 195kg bench press.
What are your powerlifting stats again?
Edit.
Found them
Bench: 195kg
Dead: 265kg
Squats: 240kg
Those are some good lifts, your bench press is monstrous! Would love to see a video of the 195kg bench press.
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