Syla, would you mind posting up your diet at the moment (macros/meal timings aswell
)?
I finally got around to reading the CBL ebook and it's interesting (though the guy can't write for toffee! Grammar & spelling mistakes all over the shop, constant reiteration of the same points etc. It could probably be half the size), but I'm not sure how I could fit it in with early morning training & I'm struggling to think what I could have for lunch, I can't cook at work.
Training Days (off days as such) Mon, Wed, Fri
Wake up: Coffee (normally 1 spoon of instant added to a filter coffee) about 3/4 of a pint! this is my pre-workout
PWO Shake: 25g Whey 30g Dex 5g Leucine 5g Creatine
14:00 (or as late as i can go) 200g(pre cooked) chicken salad, 2+ tablespoons of good oil. This is my go to Ultra Low Carb meal
Snack 25g mixed nuts.
17:00 Shake Same as my PWO.
18:30 400g chicken portions (pre cooked, i have these as they are fattier and so easier to hit some decent cals) salad, or broccili, cabbage, coliflower veg. Butter melted on top for added fats
Alternative meats are 200g lean mince as a burger, 300g chicken breast, 300g fish.
thats about 1900-2000 cals and 60g carbs (30g of which is pwo shake and doesnt really count towards the daily total for an am trainer). Depending on how depleted my energy is feeling i will throw in a bowl of cornflakes, 50g with a healthy spoonful of sugar for taste, as i am wanting to add mass so i dont need to be mega strict on ULC all the time.
Backload days
Wake up: 10g Whey, 10g Coconut Oil, 3/4 Pint of coffee
14:00 (or as late as i can go) 200g(pre cooked) chicken salad, 2+ tablespoons of good oil. This is my go to Ultra Low Carb meal
Snack 25g mixed nuts.
17:00 25g whey 50g dex 5g leucine 5g creatine
17:30 150g(pre cooked weight) white rice, one of my meat choices
18:00-18:30 50g cornflakes, 25g Dextrose 200ml milk and topped off with water.
19:00 croissant with butter and a very ripe banana
this sees me at around 2900 cals and 300g of carbs
19:30 again depending on how i will i will add to this with a sandwich, normally PB or Choc spread, but the bread is the main part really.
I will generally be a little more generous with my dextrose portions or my cornflakes as it is important for an AM trainer to get in as high GI as possible.
One thing i would say is my recovery hasnt been great so i am going to see where i can make adjustments to the diet to improve this, but overall i am happy with how things are going so far.
Control over your knees seems a lot better, IMHO!
Thank you, box squats, lady exercises, and really thinking about it all seem to be helping. Now all i need is to rid myself of doms for full performance.