Meal 1
50g of oats made with water. 20g of whey protein with 40g of either blueberries or raspberries. Can be blended and drank
Meal 2 and 3
Option one: 1 packet of rice with 260g of chicken breast with 250g of mixed veg of your choice. This might be as easier option if meal prep has not been completed.
Option two: 100g of pasta with 260g of chicken breast with 250g of mixed veg of your choice.
Meal 4
Option one: 200g of sweet potato with 3 whole eggs.
Option two:
50g of ultra fine oats with 40g of whey protein. This meal can be made at work. Add water and shake and the meal is ready.
Meal 5:
Option one: 150g of Steak with 100g of mixed veg (of your choice) with 50g of rice
Option two: 4 whole eggs with 100g of mixed veg (of your choice) with 50g of rice.
Post workout: 1 apple or one banana with 5g of creatine and 25g of whey protein. On leg and back days consume 40g of whey. This is to be eaten immediately after a workout (less than 10 minutes). Your following meal will be consumed within 1 hour of training.
FYI: Meals 2 and 3 are same. This minimises the time spent in the kitchen prepping food. You will take the entire amount in one container and eat half for meal 2 and the other half for meal 3. Each meal will be eaten every 3-4 hours spread evenly throughout the day.
Per meal you will add a crack/twist of sea salt. You will also drink up to 4.5 litres of water on training days. Weigh your carbohydrate sources prior to cooking and you meat after to get the desired amounts.
-my meal plan currently for the shred… sounds like alot of food on paper but it really isnt…
50g of rice im literally couting the grains of rice with my fork
Meanwhile I’m enjoying a 40cm pizza because it’s easier than cooking and fills me up for the whole day. I’m at peak laziness levels when it comes to exercise and diet.
Depending on your food habits it’s easier or harder to keep in shape. I don’t exercise and I work from home, so a better diet would be the better choice for me. Until about two to three years ago I was able to eat anything and everything without gaining any weight. Now in my mid 20s that’s no longer the case.
What I would give to get back the ability to eat anything without consequence. I didn’t even need to train to lose it.