Back at it after 2 years of on and off during my schooling. Looking for a kickass diet, as I have gotten a bit fat and out of shape..
Natty here.
Thanks
Anyone have a kickass lean mass diet handy?
Started By Swoleshine, Aug 28 2009 04:19 AM
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#1
Posted 28 August 2009 - 04:19 AM
#2
Posted 28 August 2009 - 07:36 AM
[attachmentid=9591] heres a pdf that may help
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#3
Posted 28 August 2009 - 07:40 AM
I have one but it's handwritten. I can get you most of the way there. Start with your bodyweight and multiply that by 12. That's your total calories for the day. Divide that by the number of meals you will eat per day. Decide your macro percentages - let's assume 40% protein, 40% fats, and 20% carbs. Each gram of protein has 4 calories, fat 9 calories, and carbs 4 calories
Example:
200lb bodyweight x 12 = 2,400 cals/day
40% protein = 960 cals / 4 = 240g protein / 6 meals = 40g/meal
40% fats = 960 cals / 9 = 106g fat / 6 meals = 17g/meal
20% carbs = 480 cals / 4 = 120g carbs / 6 meals = 20g/meal
Of course you may want to time certain macronutrients (e.g. no fats pre- or post-workout).
Hope this helps,
KB
Example:
200lb bodyweight x 12 = 2,400 cals/day
40% protein = 960 cals / 4 = 240g protein / 6 meals = 40g/meal
40% fats = 960 cals / 9 = 106g fat / 6 meals = 17g/meal
20% carbs = 480 cals / 4 = 120g carbs / 6 meals = 20g/meal
Of course you may want to time certain macronutrients (e.g. no fats pre- or post-workout).
Hope this helps,
KB
#4
Posted 28 August 2009 - 07:56 AM
[attachmentid=9591] heres a pdf that may help
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#5
Posted 28 August 2009 - 08:16 PM
Thanks you both, let me check out that pdf
anyone got a kickass workout too?
LMAO..
Yeah, i know i could do this on my own, I just am looking for new ideas
anyone got a kickass workout too?
LMAO..
Yeah, i know i could do this on my own, I just am looking for new ideas
#6
Posted 28 August 2009 - 09:34 PM
I had great results with the following routine:
Monday: upper, horizontal dominant, triceps accessory
dumbbell bench press (I don't do barbell bench anymore due to my shoulders)
barbell row
lateral raises
lat cable pull downs
lying tri extension
Tuesday: lower, squat dominant
squats
stationary lunges
stiff leg dead lifts
Wednesday: abs, calves, cardio
Thursday: upper, vertical dominant, biceps accessory
Barbell shoulder press
pullups
flat flyes
seated cable row
barbell curls
Friday: lower, dead lift dominant
dead lifts
walking lunge
leg curls
Start in the 12-15 rep range. Decrease this range by 2 reps every 2-3 weeks (so the next mesocycle is 10-12, then 2-3 weeks later 8-10, then 2-3 weeks later 6-8, then 4-6, then deload and create a new program.)
Monday: upper, horizontal dominant, triceps accessory
dumbbell bench press (I don't do barbell bench anymore due to my shoulders)
barbell row
lateral raises
lat cable pull downs
lying tri extension
Tuesday: lower, squat dominant
squats
stationary lunges
stiff leg dead lifts
Wednesday: abs, calves, cardio
Thursday: upper, vertical dominant, biceps accessory
Barbell shoulder press
pullups
flat flyes
seated cable row
barbell curls
Friday: lower, dead lift dominant
dead lifts
walking lunge
leg curls
Start in the 12-15 rep range. Decrease this range by 2 reps every 2-3 weeks (so the next mesocycle is 10-12, then 2-3 weeks later 8-10, then 2-3 weeks later 6-8, then 4-6, then deload and create a new program.)
#7
Posted 29 August 2009 - 01:26 AM
Hmm, I actually like that a lot.. i'm going to use that thanks bro
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