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I sleep at around 9:30 PM and take 6 meals per day.
Breakfast: (6:30)
2 pieces of bread with butter, 1 glass of milk with honey OR
1 bowl of noodles with beverage (coffee/tea/milk)
Mid-morning snack: (10:00)
30 grams of Whey Protein Isolate OR
250 ml of low-fat milk with 2 pieces of fruit OR
a handful of chickpeas
Lunch: (12:00)
rice with chicken, fish and greens
Mid-afternoon snack (2:00)
250 ml of low-fat milk with 2 pieces of fruit OR
a handful of chickpeas
Mid-afternoon snack (4:00)
250 ml of low-fat milk with 2 pieces of fruit OR
a handful of chickpeas
Dinner: (6:00)
rice with chicken, fish and greens
I am currently taking Fish Oil and Creatine as supplements. Any pointers to improve my nutrition/supplements to help gain lean mass?
I’d steer clear of white bread and white rice. Eat "Whole Wheat" bread and Wild rice.
Get rid of the butter. Butter is bad. There are pretty good alternative butters out there that arent so detrimental to your health.
You’ve got the right approach by having the in between meal snacks. That speeds up your metabolism.
Do what I do and snack on Kashi brand cereal. Their "Go Lean" cereal has only 1 gram of fat a serving and a nice 13 grams of protein per serving. I always keep a box with me and snack on it dry throughout the day.
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I 17, and have weight training 1st period everyday in school. I have been working hard so far and have seen some results and gone up in weight BUT not as much as I had hoped. I really just want to build strength and size for lacrosse season. I think its because of my poor pre/post workout nutrition. What should I eat before and after? ALSO if you have any suggestions on supplements I can take I would appreciate it. Thanks
Yea your pre workout and post workout meals are very crucial if you want to see significant gains. Since your involved in athletics you tdee is probably pretty high and you burn through calories rather quickly during training.
Preworkout should consist of a lean protein source(ex. fish, chicken) and in your case, a complex carb(whole oats, wheat bread, whole wheat rice, etc). Have this an hour b4 your training session. I also take 2 scoops of N.O. xplode, 3 grams of L-glutamine, and 3 grams of BCAA’s as well. The N.O to get me jacked up and increase nitric oxide in my blood, L-glutamine to prevent catabolization, and the BCAA’s to aid in recovery.
PWO should consist of a fast digesting protein like whey, whey isolate, whatever. And you want to get a simple carb source as well to replinish glycogen stores. Maltodextrose, dextrose, waxy maize are good PWO carbs. They’re not that expensive either, but if you can’t get ahold of those then go for white bread, white rice, etc.
HOpe this helps!