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Please review my meal plan, pls!!

  • 31-12-2010 4:03am
    #1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 646 ✭✭✭


    Ok, so I'm 26 years old, 6ft 2", 200 pounds, about 17% bodyfat.
    My aims are to bulk up as I've a slight frame (I feel thin/fat!), and feel very unfit at the moment. I've been following this plan for a few wks, tweaking it as I went along. What do people think of it? Should I put in more fruit/veg or add more protein? I have real trouble trying to come up with pre & post workout meals, so please criticise all u want! Any help would be amazing!



    Meal 1:
    Bowl of oats (with nuts & linseeds)
    Juice
    Whey protein shake



    Meal 2:
    Yoghurt
    Banana
    Whey brownie



    Meal 3:
    Turkey sandwich
    Grapes



    Meal 4:
    Milk
    Omelette salad/ Salmon & veg/ tuna salad (This meal will be different each day)
    Will take Cod liver oil & Vitamin tablet after this meal



    Meal 5: (Pre workout)
    Whey protein shake
    Apple



    Meal 6: (Post workout)
    Whey protein shake
    Banana
    Sports drink (something sugary)
    Creatine & grapefruit



    Meal 7:
    Cottage cheese on crackers
    Whey protein shake
    L-glutamine supplement


Comments

  • Closed Accounts Posts: 536 ✭✭✭Ray Mond


    More natural protein, steak chicken breast eggs....more veg too. Ur not really having much after training either


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 57 ✭✭sportinglegend


    For pre workout I would look at something light like 1 piece fruit and a breakfast or protein bar with a sports drink and for post workout timing is key you have a 40 minute window in which to take in enough protein and carbohydrates to aid recovery and maximize muscle growth potential.

    You are taking in a lot of protein so I wouldn't see any need to add and more to your diet.

    I would consider adding some more fruit into that plan if i was you.

    http://www.ausport.gov.au/ais/nutrition

    The above link has some great resources on nutrition that you might be able to get some more information from.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 52 ✭✭Jay Farrant CPT


    Ray Mond wrote: »
    More natural protein, steak chicken breast eggs....more veg too. Ur not really having much after training either

    10-15 mins pre workout
    carbs whey hyrolysate/isolate mixture
    Reason
    Increase Insulin and nutrient transport
    Initiate recovery process before training

    5-10 min post
    carbs whey hydrolysate isolate mixture
    Reason
    Continue recovery process


    30-40 mins post workout
    carbs whey hydrolysate/isolate mixture
    Prevent amino acid crash and halt protein breakdown post workout
    .Fuel elevation in protein synthesis and accelerate recovery.

    Your first and second shake should be split in half.
    I would use a glucose source instead of fructose but that's being picky.
    an apple isn't enough to spike your insulin. Its high in fibre so swap it for the banana. or something simple and quick carb wise.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 7,348 ✭✭✭the drifter


    Moved to N&D hope mods dont mind.


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