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So 5 weeks into a cutting diet.. have had the occasional low grade cheat meal, steak etc
Yesterday thought I would reward myself with a dirty meal for the AFL grand final lunch with the boys..
Chicken Parmi/Parma, Chips and beer...
Tasted amazing!! Couldnt believe I had gone 5 weeks without...
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the last meal of the day is where i get screwed..
i'm currently cutting. I usually eat 30g almonds 1 and a half hours before sleeping. I get hungry in the middle of the night...
How can I improve this..
cheers,
I'm trying to figure out what to eat as a pre-workout meal. I'm currently trying to bulk and usually train at around 6:30 in the evening so I have plently of time before hand to eat. I'm thinking chicken breast with 1/2 to 1 cup of basmati rice about 2 hours before training.
What does everyone...
I've tried cottage cheese in the past, don't seem to like it though.
What other foods are good before bed?
I take a milk+protein shake with me to bed and drink it when I wake up halfway throough the night.
i have been adding some oatmeal to my shakes but now i am wonder is it justas as good as when its cooked, does the cooking release all the good stuff ?
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’ve decided that in order to get serious about losing weight, you need to count calories. I’ve tried doing it without counting, and while you do see some weight loss, it’s not the results I’m looking for. However, I’m too lazy to measure and calculate the calories of every single thing I put in...
breakfast/pre workout meal:
1 Cup Skim Milk
1 Scoop Chocolate Whey Powder
1/2 Cup Plain Oatmeal
Total Calories: 395
Carbs: 59 grams
Protein: 40 grams
Fat: 6 grams
Here is the trick: the oatmeal is the instant kind that's really cheap. I make it in the microwave with exactly 1/2 the water it...