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Old 10-07-2007, 11:22 AM   #1
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Meal 1- 5:30a.m
1 c- cottage cottage cheese
6 tsp- peanut butter
2.25oz. – banana
3 slc- whole grain toast
6oz.- plain non fat yogurt

Meal 2- 9:00a.m
5oz.- tuna
24 – almonds
3.25oz.- apple
6oz.- Baked sweet potato

Meal 3- 11:40a.m
5oz.-grilled chicken
30- peanuts
1c.- steamed green beans
1c.- brown rice

Meal 4- 3:00 p.m
1 2/3 sc- whey protein
6 tsp.- peanut butter
6 oz- baked sweet potato

Meal 5- 7:00 p.m
1.25 c- cottage cheese
30- peanuts
4 ½ c- chopped lettuce
2/3c- whole grain pasta
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Old 10-07-2007, 02:26 PM   #2
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Diet looks okay but I definetly think it could be improved. Im assuming you are looking for a pretty clean bulking diet?? First, you really like peanuts dont you? Healthy fats can be good, but in moderation, they are still fats. I wouldnt include them in every meal unless you were going to elimate carbs in some of the meals. Also you are only eating meat twice per day. Try to get some meat in there more often. I also dont see any consideration to pre and post workout diet. Your post work out meal is your most important meal of the day IMO, your muscles are most receptive to nutrients at this time and you should make the most of it. Also try to get another 1-2 meals per day in if possible. Heres a basic outline of how I would change your diet.
5:30
Meal 1:
2 whole eggs 6 whites
3 slices whole wheat toast or 1.5 c oatmeal
2 scoops whey mixed with skim milk (immediately upon waking if possible)
fruit

Meal 2:
8-10 oz Chicken Breast
1.5 c brown rice or baked sweet potatoe

Immediately Post Workout:
2 scoops whey protein
50g Vitargo or 50g dextrose or 2 bannas

Meal 3:
8-10 oz Chicken Breast
1.5 c brown rice or 1 baked sweet potatoe

Meal 4:
Same as meal 3

Meal 5:
8-10 oz Lean Red Meat
1 c brown rice or 1 baked sweet potatoe

Meal 6:
2 scoops caesin w/ skim milk or 2 c fat ftee cottage cheese
2 tbls all natural peanut butter or almonds

You can sprinkle veggies intermitently through there, fruit as well but go easy on the fruit. And no fruit juice. I cant put times on it as I dont know your schedule, but breakfast should be right when you wake up. I like to eat a full meal an hour before I work out. Shake right after you work out. Another meal and hour after your shake and in general space your meals 2-3 hours appart maximum. Im sure you will get other opinions but that is what works best for me (except I eat another 2 meals or so.)
 
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Old 10-07-2007, 03:12 PM   #3
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thanks. i will try to do that. the only problem is that im in high school and im not sure if my teachers will let me eat in their classes.
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Old 10-07-2007, 04:02 PM   #4
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I hear ya man. Im in college and I get breaks every couple of hours when im at work so I have the luxury of more free time than most people to get my meals in. But I remember being in highschool and trying to fit my meals in. If you ever get discouraged keep in mind that Ronnie won the Olympia the first two years while working full time as a cop in Texas. In your case Id do this.

5am
Egg Whites, Toast, Whey, Fruit

9am
Tuna, Cottage Cheese, Sweet Potatoe

11:40
I dont know if youd feel weird about sitting down and eating a whole meal at lunch when most kids are eating pbjs but you could bring some chicken in a tupperware container and you can buy 90 sec whole grain brown rice in a bag and eat that. If not you could eat a chicken breast on a whole grain bun (no mayo).

Sometime between classes
RTD & handful of almonds

3:00
Meal 6 Chicken & Rice

work out

5:30 Pwo Shake whey & vitargo

7:00 Steak & Rice

Before bed 9:00-10:00??
Caesin & Peanut Butter

And you can sub sweet potatoe, oatmeal, whole wheat pasta for brown rice, brown rice is just my preference.
Chicken is a mainstay in the diet of most body builders but you can mix it up by eating fish particularly salmon, swordfish, and tuna, also white turkey meat is good or extra lean ground turkey breast. If you can, eat a serving of red meat on a daily basis, nothing is better at putting on mass IMO.
 
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Old 10-07-2007, 05:23 PM   #5
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awesome. thanks for the good info. i will try this.
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Old 10-07-2007, 09:44 PM   #6
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Some good advice there triddy i will not add anything much you hit it all.
Just make sure you are still drinking plenty of water.Even though you will be getting full alot from the food
 
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