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Old 05-16-2008, 03:31 PM
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So what does your diet look like ?
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Old 05-16-2008, 04:38 PM
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So what does your diet look like ?

3 eggs and two pieces of wheat toast for breakfast

turkey sandwich on wheat a few hours later before lifting

after lifting, two scoops of whey in skim milk, then fairly soon after that I'll eat a big meal, usually chicken breast, mashed potatoes, salad with ranch dressing, bowl of fruit.

for dinner, similar meal as after lifting.

3 hours later or so, have a turkey sandwich and one scoop of whey protein, some fruit.



Is that decent? Should I be eating more/less or differently?
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Old 05-16-2008, 07:16 PM
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3 eggs and two pieces of wheat toast for breakfast

turkey sandwich on wheat a few hours later before lifting

after lifting, two scoops of whey in skim milk, then fairly soon after that I'll eat a big meal, usually chicken breast, mashed potatoes, salad with ranch dressing, bowl of fruit.

for dinner, similar meal as after lifting.

3 hours later or so, have a turkey sandwich and one scoop of whey protein, some fruit.



Is that decent? Should I be eating more/less or differently?
Maybe use www.fitday.com and find out how many calories you are taking in. Then you will know if you should have more or less.
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Old 05-17-2008, 09:02 AM
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Maybe use www.fitday.com and find out how many calories you are taking in. Then you will know if you should have more or less.
I'm looking at that site, but it doesn't have the exact things I eat. For example, the egg whites I eat have different protein levels than the generic ones on the site.

Is it just an estimate?
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Old 05-17-2008, 04:23 PM
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I'm looking at that site, but it doesn't have the exact things I eat. For example, the egg whites I eat have different protein levels than the generic ones on the site.

Is it just an estimate?

You can type in your own egg whites - protein , fat , carbs , calories per serving.
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Maybe use www.fitday.com and find out how many calories you are taking in. Then you will know if you should have more or less.

Now I see, that fitday is very very nice for tracking pretty much every single thing I eat. It's just hard to tell how much of the calories I eat I'm actually burning off when I work out for 45 minutes to an hour lifting hard. I suppose it depends on the day, but each day ends with me hitting the couch pretty hard as I have little strength left to do anything else haha.
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