Meal 1: Breakfast (no later than one hour after waking)
4 egg Whites
1 whole egg
Calories: 68g Fat: 0.2g Protein: 14.4g Carbs: 0g
Oatmeal: 1/2 cup uncookes
Calories: 92 Fats: 7g Protein: 6g Carbs: 27g
Meal 2: Post Workout
Protein Shake
1 serving
Calories: 110 Fats: 1g Protein: 22 Carbs: 1g
Meal 3: Snack
Natural Peanut Butter
1 Tbs.
Calories: 105g Fats: 8g Protein: 4g Carbs: 4
Ezekiel Bread:
1 slice
Calories: 80g Fats: 0.5g Protein: 4.8g Carbs: 15
Banana
Calories: 121 Fats: 0.1g Protein: 1.5g Carbs: 31.1
Meal 4: Late Lunch
Chicken Breast
5oz
Calories: 234g Fats: 5g Protein: 44g Carbs: 0g
Sweet Potato
6oz
Calories: 154g Fats: 0g Protein: 3g Carbs: 35g
Broccoli
1 cup
Calories: 35g Fats: 0g Protein: 3g Carbs: 6g
Olive Oil
1 Tbs
Calories: 59 Fats: 0g Protein: 7g Carbs: 7g
Meal 5: Snack
Meat Muffins
3
Calories: 80g Fats: 2g Protein: 11g Carbs: 4g
Brown Rice
1 cup
Calories: 218g Fats: 0g Protein: 4g Carbs: 45g
Spinach
3 cups
Calories: 21 Fat: 0g Protein: 3g Carbs: 3g
Meal 6: Dinner
Salmon
4oz
Calories: 207 Fats: 12.3 Protein: 22g Carbs: 0g
Sweet Potato
12oz
Calories: 324g Fats: 0.7g Protein: 7g Carbs: 75g
Late Night Snack
1/2 cup cottage cheese
Calories: 90 Fats: 2.5 Protein: 16g Carbs: 3g
Natural Peanut Butter
1Tbs.
Calories: 97.3g Fats: 8g Protein: 4g Carbs:3g
* The goal here is to eat every 3 hours keeping your metabolism functioning on high which in turn will burn more fat. We are also concentrating on eating more protein to support that muscle growth that we are trying to accomplish with our lifting.
* It is important to look at your micronutrients, ie: carbs, proteins and lean fats. We want to be at a 40% 40% 20%. Meaning you are eating an equal amount of protein and carbs to support your daily activities and work outs, but also a good amount of lean fats to support brain function and general heart health. We aren't as concerned about "calories", because, if you micronutrients are on par then your calories will be what they need to be in order to support your nutrition plan.
* To mix up the routine, use some of the dinner recipes on this site. They all have an appropriate portion of your needed protien, carbs and lean fats, so don't be shy! Remember, good fitness and health start in the kitchen!