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Critique my Bulk Diet

  • 09-07-2009 9:53am
    #1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6


    My stats:

    6'4" 217-220pounds

    Diet:
    7.30 Shake (125ml full fat Milk, 20g Protein Powder)
    7.45 3 Peanut Butter Whole grain Sandwiches
    9.30 Breakfast (Fry: 2sausages, sausage roll, 1 black pudding, heinz beans)
    12.30 Lunch (whatevers being served at work, generally chicken/chips, chicken/rice, mince/chips, shepards pie, pork chop/chips)
    2.30 Banana
    5.00 2 Peanut Butter Wholegrain Sandwiches, Shake (125ml full fat Milk, 20g Protein Powder)
    6.00 Dinner (2 Chicken Breasts with either 150g of pasta or rice with stir in or stir fry sauce)
    7.30 Gym (sometimes a banana)
    9.00 Post workout shake (125ml full fat Milk, 20g Protein Powder with 5g Creatine)
    9.30 4 Tuna Wholegrain Sandwiches (130g tuna)
    11.00 Casein shake ( 250ml full fat milk, 20g casein powder)

    Im Estimating its about 3800-4200 calories, approx 225g protein, no idea of fat.
    What do you think of it?
    Anywhere that I'm getting too much/ too little of something?
    Anything I should add?


Comments

  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 417 ✭✭Doolittle51


    :-(


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 6 wholegrainbread


    Copied and pasted from excel, looked fine before it was posted. Anyway, fixed now


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 508 ✭✭✭Dubdude


    My stats:

    6'4" 217-220pounds

    Diet:
    7.30 Shake (125ml full fat Milk, 20g Protein Powder)
    7.45 3 Peanut Butter Whole grain Sandwiches
    9.30 Breakfast (Fry: 2sausages, sausage roll, 1 black pudding, heinz beans)
    12.30 Lunch (whatevers being served at work, generally chicken/chips, chicken/rice, mince/chips, shepards pie, pork chop/chips)
    2.30 Banana
    5.00 2 Peanut Butter Wholegrain Sandwiches, Shake (125ml full fat Milk, 20g Protein Powder)
    6.00 Dinner (2 Chicken Breasts with either 150g of pasta or rice with stir in or stir fry sauce)
    7.30 Gym (sometimes a banana)
    9.00 Post workout shake (125ml full fat Milk, 20g Protein Powder with 5g Creatine)
    9.30 4 Tuna Wholegrain Sandwiches (130g tuna)
    11.00 Casein shake ( 250ml full fat milk, 20g casein powder)

    Im Estimating its about 3800-4200 calories, approx 225g protein, no idea of fat.
    What do you think of it?
    Anywhere that I'm getting too much/ too little of something?
    Anything I should add?

    1st I would swap the fry for breakfast with some porridge, a few boiled eggs and some wholegrain toast throw in a glass or 2 of OJ.

    2nd you dont seem to have enough fruit/veg


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 161 ✭✭Dovers


    My stats:

    6'4" 217-220pounds

    Diet:
    7.30 Shake (125ml full fat Milk, 20g Protein Powder)
    7.45 3 Peanut Butter Whole grain Sandwiches
    9.30 Breakfast (Fry: 2sausages, sausage roll, 1 black pudding, heinz beans)
    12.30 Lunch (whatevers being served at work, generally chicken/chips, chicken/rice, mince/chips, shepards pie, pork chop/chips)
    2.30 Banana
    5.00 2 Peanut Butter Wholegrain Sandwiches, Shake (125ml full fat Milk, 20g Protein Powder)
    6.00 Dinner (2 Chicken Breasts with either 150g of pasta or rice with stir in or stir fry sauce)
    7.30 Gym (sometimes a banana)
    9.00 Post workout shake (125ml full fat Milk, 20g Protein Powder with 5g Creatine)
    9.30 4 Tuna Wholegrain Sandwiches (130g tuna)
    11.00 Casein shake ( 250ml full fat milk, 20g casein powder)

    Im Estimating its about 3800-4200 calories, approx 225g protein, no idea of fat.
    What do you think of it?
    Anywhere that I'm getting too much/ too little of something?
    Anything I should add?

    If I were you I'd try and concentrate on making this more of a clean bulk, areas of concern highlighted in bold.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 11,333 ✭✭✭✭itsallaboutheL


    i'd agree, and there's a **** ton of bread in that plan aswell....

    you my friend are going to get fat!! Like me!!


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,015 ✭✭✭rccaulfield


    Yea its gonna be a 50/50 fat and muscle bulk-oldschool! Clean it up! No fry, wholewheat pasta, less bread maybe brown rice in there sumwhere instead-dont overdo the peanut butter etc!


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 24,878 ✭✭✭✭arybvtcw0eolkf


    Whats your cal intake at the moment.

    Whats your approx body fat % (be honest).

    Are you 'bulking' because its easier for big lads to 'bulk' than to diet and lose the lard? (don't take offence, I'm in this catagory and it took years for me to admit it).


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 319 ✭✭daveywavey08


    Whats your cal intake at the moment.

    Whats your approx body fat % (be honest).

    Are you 'bulking' because its easier for big lads to 'bulk' than to diet and lose the lard? (don't take offence, I'm in this catagory and it took years for me to admit it).

    What the hell does this mean??? He's hardly that fat at 6'4" and 220...it's not that much weight for the height.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 6 wholegrainbread


    Whats your cal intake at the moment.

    Whats your approx body fat % (be honest).

    Are you 'bulking' because its easier for big lads to 'bulk' than to diet and lose the lard? (don't take offence, I'm in this catagory and it took years for me to admit it).



    I’m estimating my call intake to be 4000-4200

    Body fat is around 12%

    I’ve got a fast metabolism and can honestly say that I find it easier to lose the weight than put it on.

    In the first 6weeks of my bulk I gained 7pounds, around 5.5-6 of muscle (mainly in my legs and back which before I hadn’t really worked on).
    In the last 3weeks Ive gained very little, 1-2pounds maybe.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 55 ✭✭ladowack


    Jeez Walt0r you can switch between usernames real fast! Lost an inch as well I see! :)


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 11,333 ✭✭✭✭itsallaboutheL


    I was thinking the exact same thing!!

    I LOL'd :D


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 13,497 ✭✭✭✭Dragan


    What the hell does this mean??? He's hardly that fat at 6'4" and 220...it's not that much weight for the height.

    It means "what is his BF %?" i think?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 24,878 ✭✭✭✭arybvtcw0eolkf





    I’m estimating my call intake to be 4000-4200

    Body fat is around 12%

    I’ve got a fast metabolism and can honestly say that I find it easier to lose the weight than put it on.

    In the first 6weeks of my bulk I gained 7pounds, around 5.5-6 of muscle (mainly in my legs and back which before I hadn’t really worked on).
    In the last 3weeks Ive gained very little, 1-2pounds maybe.


    Great and thanks for the honest answer.

    I won't go into your diet, as this changes daily and people differ on ratio's (ie carb/protein/fat) based on personal experience and other's just cut & paste and regurgitate crap they've read and have no experience of.

    My only advice on bulking for you is to start slowly, the biggest mistake people make is believing they can go from a maintance intake of (for example) 2500cals per day to over twice that the next day - its impossible for more than a few days.

    You have to plan your increase in cal intake like you'd plan any other part of your training and progressively increase your cal intake over a period of at least 10 days (based on my own experience) but obviously depending on how you feel this can be increased for decreased.

    But I've found that increasing my cal intake quicker than that has made me feel sick and stuffy.

    .


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 24,878 ✭✭✭✭arybvtcw0eolkf


    Dragan wrote: »
    It means "what is his BF %?" i think?


    D, as you know there's about three people here whose opinions/posts I value - I wasn't going to entertain him, but thank all the same.

    .


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 319 ✭✭daveywavey08


    Ah man I just didn't understand the whole easier for a big lad to bulk thing. Wasn't trying to be an ass, sorry mate if you took it to heart, don't go crying now ya hear.
    Nah, it's not me ladowack I still have that inch, boyo.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 387 ✭✭top madra



    My only advice on bulking for you is to start slowly, the biggest mistake people make is believing they can go from a maintance intake of (for example) 2500cals per day to over twice that the next day - its impossible for more than a few days.

    You have to plan your increase in cal intake like you'd plan any other part of your training and progressively increase your cal intake over a period of at least 10 days (based on my own experience) but obviously depending on how you feel this can be increased for decreased.

    But I've found that increasing my cal intake quicker than that has made me feel sick and stuffy.

    .

    very true,but i wouldnt say it would me sick & stuffy,but if you jump from 2500 to say 4500 alot of that will go to fat,as said above you need to do it over time in your bulk,
    op there alot of fatty stuff in your diet when it comes to cut you could find you lose alot of your target weight,ud be much better with a cleaner bulk imo


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