Is this OK?
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Is this OK?
Is this diet ok for me to lose weight?
7.45 am-- Oatmeal sometimes with fruit
1.30 pm-- Egg baguette, fruit salad
4pm-- Whatever mum cooks
7.30pm-- Tuna sandwich / sometime peanut butter sandwich
And also I drink about 1.5 litres of water a day
7.45 am-- Oatmeal sometimes with fruit
1.30 pm-- Egg baguette, fruit salad
4pm-- Whatever mum cooks
7.30pm-- Tuna sandwich / sometime peanut butter sandwich
And also I drink about 1.5 litres of water a day
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But the thing is even when i am not eating enough calories i still am gaining weight. I can feel biceps but it isn't proper visible due to fatswanso5 wrote:no it isn't
not enough cal's, you'll lose muscle
Full body workout: Tuesday,Thursday and saturday:swanso5 wrote: what training plan are you using?
Bulgarian split squats
Dumbbell upright row
Dumbbell front raise
Dumbbell floor press
Dumbbell hammer curl
Dips
Mondays I go soccer training
Wednesday,Friday and sundays I go on the treadmill for 30 minuters minumum and on the eliptical cros trainer 20 minutes
if cal's are too high or tyoo low tou'll gain fat...you need to find the balance to maintain muscle and lose fat, not wt, fat
you may need to change up your training...i would go for 3 different programs for each session of the week...after 6 goes at one program you've adapted to iot so not much will happen after that...
each day use an exercise from each section
deadlift
squat
row
bench press
pull up
shoulder press
core
for each day use a set like this
pair 1 - 4 x 6
pair 2 - 3 x 8
pair 3 - 2 x 15
rotate the pairs through so each pair gets trained with each set/rep scheme...try as best you can to match up the best exercises with the right reps so don;t do havy deadlifts for 15 reps than single leg deadlifts for sets of 6
what days is actual soccer?
do sprints, not shitty cardio
you may need to change up your training...i would go for 3 different programs for each session of the week...after 6 goes at one program you've adapted to iot so not much will happen after that...
each day use an exercise from each section
deadlift
squat
row
bench press
pull up
shoulder press
core
for each day use a set like this
pair 1 - 4 x 6
pair 2 - 3 x 8
pair 3 - 2 x 15
rotate the pairs through so each pair gets trained with each set/rep scheme...try as best you can to match up the best exercises with the right reps so don;t do havy deadlifts for 15 reps than single leg deadlifts for sets of 6
what days is actual soccer?
do sprints, not shitty cardio
The biggest hinderance to muscle, and possibly Fat reductions too, is the gap between meals 1-2. You can't go that long between meals, and expect to stay nourished, it's just not going to happen.
When you use up what you eat in meal 1, the body WILL look to other resources for energy, and if muscle is seen as a contingency measure, the body WILL use it.
The spaces between meals 2-4 are better, but as expressed earlier in this thread, calories are not sufficient, and calorie intake is not well placed enough either.
P.S. meal plans should only have words like "sometimes" in, when you have food options, or substitute choices that are comparable, (I.E. 7:30 PM meal), they shouldn't be the option, of whether to add some more calories to an existing meal, like in meal one, in opinion.
You're just calorie cycling, and your Metabolism would benefit from regulated calories per day, not up and down amounts. If you were training for a contest, and ate say 2x the calories for just one day, in a 3-4 month diet period, perhaps as a shock to the system yes, when results are flatlining, (I've read that before, it seems to work), but as you appear to be fluctuating calories first thing, adding and taking away some Fruit sometimes, (as possibly a regular / semi-regular thing), your body is not getting consistant calorie intake, and I think you're not helping yourself, having a potential caloric yo-yo type approach, even if it is with just one meal.
One choice substituted for a similar choice sometimes, yeah, but adding extra food to a meal sometimes, and other times leaving it out, is something I'm not wholey believing of. I think Metabolic functions work better with a regulated calorie intake, that's consistant daily, and it's easier to stick to as well.
When you use up what you eat in meal 1, the body WILL look to other resources for energy, and if muscle is seen as a contingency measure, the body WILL use it.
The spaces between meals 2-4 are better, but as expressed earlier in this thread, calories are not sufficient, and calorie intake is not well placed enough either.
P.S. meal plans should only have words like "sometimes" in, when you have food options, or substitute choices that are comparable, (I.E. 7:30 PM meal), they shouldn't be the option, of whether to add some more calories to an existing meal, like in meal one, in opinion.
You're just calorie cycling, and your Metabolism would benefit from regulated calories per day, not up and down amounts. If you were training for a contest, and ate say 2x the calories for just one day, in a 3-4 month diet period, perhaps as a shock to the system yes, when results are flatlining, (I've read that before, it seems to work), but as you appear to be fluctuating calories first thing, adding and taking away some Fruit sometimes, (as possibly a regular / semi-regular thing), your body is not getting consistant calorie intake, and I think you're not helping yourself, having a potential caloric yo-yo type approach, even if it is with just one meal.
One choice substituted for a similar choice sometimes, yeah, but adding extra food to a meal sometimes, and other times leaving it out, is something I'm not wholey believing of. I think Metabolic functions work better with a regulated calorie intake, that's consistant daily, and it's easier to stick to as well.
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Re: Is this OK?
actual soccer is sundaysreymysterio wrote: 7.45 am-- Oatmeal sometimes with fruit
11 am-- Tuna salad baguette
1.30 pm-- Egg baguette, fruit salad
4pm-- Whatever mum cooks
7.30pm-- Tuna sandwich / sometime peanut butter sandwich
is this better?
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Forget about this, i easily lost this in the afternoonreymysterio wrote:i ate 5 meals yesterday and exercised on the treadmill, and i gainded 2 extra kg how comes
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7.45 am-- Oatmeal
11 am-- Tuna salad baguette
1.30 pm-- Egg baguette, fruit salad
4pm-- Whatever mum cooks
7.30pm-- Tuna sandwich / sometime peanut butter sandwich
is this better?
Also which is better and more effective to burn large amount of calories & fat
Jump rope for 20 min or using the treadmill for 40 mins alternating between walking and jogging
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looking for a weekly diet
I’m looking for a weekly diet I need it to include a lot of fiber less calories and vitamin B. The most important thing is that its foods that will be cheap and can easily be found and or made because I know the sometimes diets include these fancy foods that r expensive or hard to find. I do exercise and run and play soccer but that alone isn’t going to help without a good diet. So if any of you have this diet or know where I can get this exact diet, please let me know.
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if you need VB for your condition then you're better off supplementing it to make sure you get what you need...also get some from food obviously though
easy plan...doesn't matter what food choice you have, just make it from the nutrient that is listed for each meal
meal 1 - fruit, high fibre cerial
2 - fruit, solid protein
3 - solid protein, veg, salad
4 - solid protein, veg, salad
5 - solid protein, veg, salad
6 - solid protein, veg, salad
fruit - any
high fibre cerial - oatmeal, porrige, museli...not sure what brands you have where you are but we have all bran, sultan bran, special k etc
solid protein - chicken, turkey, pork, eggs, fish, tuna, sardines, beef, lamb
veg - any
salad - any
easy plan...doesn't matter what food choice you have, just make it from the nutrient that is listed for each meal
meal 1 - fruit, high fibre cerial
2 - fruit, solid protein
3 - solid protein, veg, salad
4 - solid protein, veg, salad
5 - solid protein, veg, salad
6 - solid protein, veg, salad
fruit - any
high fibre cerial - oatmeal, porrige, museli...not sure what brands you have where you are but we have all bran, sultan bran, special k etc
solid protein - chicken, turkey, pork, eggs, fish, tuna, sardines, beef, lamb
veg - any
salad - any