I just started getting back into the weight room and been getting my fitness on. I go hard in the gym but only problem I don't know what to get or cook for the life of me. I need to get my nutrition game down or else there's no point. What should I cop from the grocery store and some simple healthy meals to supplement my strength training program?
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i usually eat out or take home food that my mom makes which is usually unhealthy and not conducive to my regimen, i workout enough to where im not fat tho. I box, jiu jitsu, lot of strength and conditioning and now the weight room (squats and deadlifts) where I never really worried about my nutrition. I think it's about time to worry about that if I want to lower my body fat.
Ultimately you can make anything work. Big picture it's about the cals you need (or don't) towards your goal.
IMO you would better off establishing a caloric goal and then building a meal plan based on what you like to eat within that. The small caveat to that is making sure you are getting adequate protein a few times a day.
wastedmermaid
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https://www.iamalpham.com/index.php/topics/the-alpha-m-diet-plan/
Thats what i been using and my results have been pretty good
Plus i like the verity.
Thats what i been using and my results have been pretty good
Plus i like the verity.
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I'm talking grams 20-30 generally speaking 3-4 times a day.Mind posting some examples breh? If it ain't a problem.
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in what form, supplements? Food? Forgive me, I'm like beginner status when it comes to this shyt but I'm trying to learn/do better.
Ideally food and supplement if needed:
Start here:
~~~MMSex's Comprehensive Guide to Cutting for Beginners/Overweight/Obese~~~
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Much appreciation, man.
Shield & Sword
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My protein is mostly fish (tuna, salmon, occasionally seabass) / turkey mince & breasts & bacon / chicken breasts / free from protein snacks / eggs occasionally. Recently trying out protein cereals in the morning - almond milk always.
Carbs are brown / wild rice, sweet potatoes, oats, granola
Vegetables with every meal... A lot of fruit daily. And water of course. 3 litres daily, which is nothing
You can start off with just rice / potatoes / breads and a protein source for meals 4-5 a day. Breakfast > Lunch > Meal > Dinner stereotypically ... you could throw in another meal if necessary
Carbs are brown / wild rice, sweet potatoes, oats, granola
Vegetables with every meal... A lot of fruit daily. And water of course. 3 litres daily, which is nothing
You can start off with just rice / potatoes / breads and a protein source for meals 4-5 a day. Breakfast > Lunch > Meal > Dinner stereotypically ... you could throw in another meal if necessary
