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Post by Tim Wescott on Feb 17, 2005 12:49:41 GMT -5
2/17/05
Meal#1: Pre-Workout: Whey protein shake in water/22 grams of protein
Meal#2: Post-Workout: Whey protein shake in water/44 grams of protein Dextrose/36 grams of carbs
Meal#3: 6egg whites/24 grams of protein 1 whole egg/6 grams of protein 1 sm. serving of peppers 1/2 cup of oatmeal ( plain with sweetener) 10 oz. water
Meal#4: 8oz. cube steak/64 grams of protein 1 lg. baked potato green salad with lemon juice 10oz. water
Meal#5: 1 can water packed tuna/33 grams of protein 10 oz. water
Meal#6: 1 can water packed tuna/33 grams of protein 10 oz. water
That`s 226 grams of protein for the day.
For some reason I felt stuffed all day so I ate lightly as the day went on.......still got over 200 grams in but had no appetite.
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Post by Mrbig7 on Feb 17, 2005 22:23:23 GMT -5
Ok Tim, I just tried the "forkfull of tuna" with water method, and it went down pretty good and FAST. I just swallowed the tuna whole & didn't have to taste it, lol! I'm assuming your body utilizes the protein the same whether you actually "chew" it or not??
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Post by Tim Wescott on Feb 17, 2005 22:33:24 GMT -5
I hope so Terry,or I`m missing out on some serious protein!! It`s fine,and no gagging! :Thumbs Up: :Double Puke:
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Post by Tim Wescott on Feb 18, 2005 13:20:32 GMT -5
2/18/05
Meal#1: Pre-Workout: Whey protein shake in water/22 grams of protein
Meal#2: Post-Workout: Whey protein shake in water/44 grams of protein Dextrose/36 grams of carbs
Meal#3: 6egg whites/24 grams of protein 1 whole egg/6 grams of protein 1 sm. serving of peppers 2 rice cakes with 1 Tbsp. sugar -free jelly 10 oz. water
Meal#4: 9 oz. skinless chicken breast/63 grams of protein 1/2 cup brown rice salad with lemon juice 10 oz. water
Meal#5: 10 oz. skinless chicken breast/70 grams of protein 1/2 cup of brown rice 10 oz. water
Meal#6: 1 can water packed tuna/33 grams of protein 120z. water
That comes out to,approximately 262 grams of protein for the day!
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Post by Mrbig7 on Feb 19, 2005 5:59:59 GMT -5
Ok Tim, more questions. I just bought some Dextrose from Now nutrition online. How many teaspoons or tablespoons do you put in your protein shake postworkout? Also, do you take this postworkout shake all the way up to the show? Finally, your 10 oz chicken breast, I'm assuming that's "cooked", not "raw"? Is it ok to use the garlic or onion powder to flavor it all the way up to the show? Sorry for sounding like a newbie! :Happy Spinner:
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Post by Tim Wescott on Feb 19, 2005 7:50:27 GMT -5
Ok Tim, more questions. I just bought some Dextrose from Now nutrition online. How many teaspoons or tablespoons do you put in your protein shake postworkout? Also, do you take this postworkout shake all the way up to the show? Finally, your 10 oz chicken breast, I'm assuming that's "cooked", not "raw"? Is it ok to use the garlic or onion powder to flavor it all the way up to the show? Sorry for sounding like a newbie! No problem Ter............there is about 4 grams of carbs per Tbsp. of dextrose,I use an old protein powder scoop, which holds 3 Tbsp. per scoop.....I use 3 scoops which equals 36 grams of carbs. I usually take in 50 grams post-workout ,but figured I would cut it down for the diet ,as it will still spike my insulin levels at the lower dosage......this way ,I do not take in so many simple carbs/sugars!! As the diet goes on,I will drop the dextrose in favor of baked potatoes I weigh the chicken breasts raw............they will weigh less after cooking, due to fat/water/moisture loss, but the protein content remains the same. It`s fine to use the spices up to the contest day if you want.as neither product contains any sodium at all. I`ll be adding on some other observations and anecdotes after I drink a few pots of coffee!!
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Post by Tim Wescott on Feb 19, 2005 10:03:10 GMT -5
2/19/05
Meal#1: 6egg whites/24 grams of protein 1 whole egg/6 grams of protein 1 sm. serving of peppers 1/2 cup of oatmeal ( plain with sweetener) 10 oz. water
Meal#2: 9 oz. skinless chicken breast/63 grams of protein 2 med. baked potatoes salad with lemon juice 10 oz. water
Meal#3: 1 can water packed tuna/33 grams of protein 12 oz. water
Meal#4: 9 oz. skinless chicken breast/63 grams of protein 1/2 cup brown rice 12 oz. water
Meal#5: 1 can water packed tuna/33 grams of protein 12 oz. water
Meal#6: Whey protein shake in water/22 grams of protein
That comes to 255 grams of protein for the day!!
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Post by macattack on Feb 19, 2005 10:32:35 GMT -5
No problem Ter............there is about 4 grams of carbs per Tbsp. of dextrose,I use an old protein powder scoop, which holds 3 Tbsp. per scoop.....I use 3 scoops which equals 36 grams of carbs.
I was wondering about this myself i use dextrose also but just one scoop .
This is a great thread gives me some idea'rs to go on hang in there Tim
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Post by Tim Wescott on Feb 19, 2005 11:36:54 GMT -5
Thanks Mac,I`ll be adding a lot of stuff to it as I go along,besides just the boring daily food intake type of thing. Just gotta` get motivated to type it all out!
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Post by macattack on Feb 19, 2005 23:19:15 GMT -5
Do you worry much about the tuna fish situation(toxins)? I've cut way back on how much i eat just a couple cans a week at the most now compared to 5-10 what i used to do. I do try to eat as much chicken as i can stand and i usually just by cheaper grades of meat and do with them the best i can, like cheap chuck roast and trim the fat or drain it off. If i need to take these questions to another thread let me know
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Post by Tim Wescott on Feb 20, 2005 0:08:51 GMT -5
I don`t sweat it too much Mac,I have read reports on studies that were done and some say the mercury levels are dangerous and others say you would need to eat boatloads of the stuff to be affected by it. This thread is fine for any comments or questions........I`m already sick of eating like this and I have 18 more weeks to go!!
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Post by Mrbig7 on Feb 20, 2005 9:26:22 GMT -5
Tim, as bad as this sounds, it makes me feel GOOD to know even veterans of this game such as yourself get tired of eating this way too. I thought it was just ME that was missing some important "genetic" factor that allowed me to enjoy tuna, chicken breast & rice just as much as Little Debbies & pizza!!! :Big Laugh:
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Post by Tim Wescott on Feb 20, 2005 9:40:25 GMT -5
You kidding me?? It get`s so monotonous at times.......that`s when the mind tries to play tricks on you, and you rationalize with yourself why you should cheat.................you`ll tell yourself that you`ve done really good, and you deserve some junk, but that is the time when you should make an effort to stick to your diet at all costs. In 2002 I had done a bunch of contests back to back, and I had one more in NYC to do........I figured to hell with this ,I`m eating some real food. I ate normal food thrown in with my diet food for two weeks and blew it bigtime!! There were only two guy`s in my class, and I got third........I felt like if I hadn`t cheated I would have beaten them both, as I had looked much better in the previous shows...............just couldn`t hang in for 2 more weeks so I got beat, and deservedly so. I spent all that money,time,and made an expensive trip to NYC just to get my ass handed to me. Never again.........I`ll eat after the contest.....win or lose!!
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Post by Tim Wescott on Feb 20, 2005 9:43:25 GMT -5
2/20/05
Meal#1: 8 eggwhites/24 grams of protein 1 whole egg/6 grams of protein 1/2 cup of oatmel with sweetener (no milk) 10 oz. water
Meal#2: 9 oz. skinless chicken breast/63 grams of protein 1/4 cup brown rice salad with fat-free dressing 12 oz. water
Meal#3: 1 can water packed tuna/33 grams of protein 12 oz. water
Meal#4: 10 oz. skinless chicken breast/70 grams of protein salad with lemon juice 10 oz. water
Meal#5: 1 can water packed tuna/33 grams of protein 12 oz. water
Meal#6: Whey protein drink in water/22 grams of protein
Total protein= 231 grams
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Post by Intensity on Feb 20, 2005 14:17:37 GMT -5
Tim, it's question time (this is the price of celebrity ) What's your weight right now? And at which weight will you compete? What is your daily carbs intake average? ...Just 18 weeks of oatmeal to go it's nothing!
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Post by xenabeachgirl on Feb 20, 2005 15:39:03 GMT -5
Hang in there, Tim, you're doing great! Keep your hand out of the cookie jar!! Oh, and I've found mixing a tiny bit of horseradish into my tuna kills the fishy taste nicely!!
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Post by Tim Wescott on Feb 20, 2005 15:55:37 GMT -5
Thanks hun........as time goes on and I get more into the diet,I get stronger....................... ...................................or weaker!!
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Post by Tim Wescott on Feb 20, 2005 19:38:53 GMT -5
Tim, it's question time (this is the price of celebrity ) What's your weight right now? And at which weight will you compete? What is your daily carbs intake average? ...Just 18 weeks of oatmeal to go it's nothing! Mo,I`m not really counting carbs at this times.....just making the transition from off-season, to eating clean again.......they are pretty low though. I will weigh myself tomorrow, and take another waist measurement...........I would like to compete as a middleweight ..........anywhere from 170-176.........my heaviest contest weight has only been 163.....I think 170 is possible.............a 7 pound gain,not too bad.....we`ll see, as I sometimes grow while on my diet,beleive it or not. This is why I started my diet at 20 weeks out,instead of my usual 16 weeks. I will go more into this tomorrow also......it deals with the diet "plan" I used in the off-season.
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Post by Tim Wescott on Feb 21, 2005 13:34:37 GMT -5
2/21/05 Had a sleepless night,got up drank a shake followed by 3 cups of coffee.....forgot to weigh myself and measure my waist,so I`ll do it tonight after a day of eating and in the morning on an empty stomach,just as I did earlier in this thread. I`m sure I lost a few pounds..............if nothing else I would think I lost some water weight. I don`t look fat just a bit smooth but my waist looks bloated with some fat on the obliques.........this fat always seems to come off last in the diet......I do look noticeably better already with better shape and slightly increased vascularity and my waist looks a tad smaller! Meal#1: Pre-Workout:whey shake in water/22 grams of protein Meal#2: Post-Workout:whey shake in water/44 grams of protein Dextrose/36 grams of carbs Meal#3: 8 egg whites/24 grams of protein 1 whole egg/6 grams of protein sm. seving of peppers 1/2 cup of oatmeal (plain with sweetener) 10 oz. water Meal#4: 8 oz. skinless chicken breast/56 grams of protein 1/2 cup brown rice salad with lettuce,cucumber, & tomato with vinegar 10 oz. Crystal-Lite iced tea Meal#5: 6 oz. 90% lean hamburger/50 grams of protein 1/4 cup brown rice 10 oz. Crystal-Lite iced tea Meal#6: 1 can water packed tuna/33 grams of protein 12 oz. water Total protein for the day= 235 grams!
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Post by Tim Wescott on Feb 21, 2005 16:46:33 GMT -5
OK,I mentioned my diet "plan" during the off-season, which wasn`t much of a plan at all, other than to just eat more food...........makes sense right? NOT!!!!!!! The types of food is far more important, and while I did eat good bodybuilding foods, I feel that I ate far too much junk........I will not do this again. My off-season is usually very short, as I do a lot of contests, and by the time I`m done there isn`t much time to improve,this time I did no show`s and took a full 15 months.............I did make size gains, but I feel I would have done much better on a structured eating plan instead of just winging it. At 16 weeks out in this diet, I will weigh and measure everything I eat, as I usually do, and I will adopt this for my next off-season as well, while cleaning up my diet. I will also be paying strict attention to portion size, and I will be cycling carbs .....3 low days, followed by 2 higher days. Everything is subject to tweaking a bit, according to how I am progressing. Right now,as I said I`m just getting into the swing of eating clean, and I feel I am actually eating more food than I was off-season and more protein. As my off-season went on timewise, I had a hard time eating, and I attribute this to calorie dense junk, and too much Mickey D`s, as I got bogged down and had no room for the good foods I should have been eating. At times I ate 4-5 meals a day as opposed to the 6 I needed to eat!! During a contest prep in the past, I have actually gained weight/size at times, because the diet is more structured, and I have a set goal.........something I definately need to make me do my best. This 4 weeks out until 16 weeks out gives me a good jump on being in condition early as I feel it`s always best to be ready 1-2 weeks out so you can adjust things as needed.
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