I've been on a consistent diet of eating the same thing for two months now and my muscle is going up while body fat percent is remaining the same. I get mixed answers from everyone that I view as "experienced" so I don't know whether to continue at the same pace or to cut some of the calories out. My main goal is to build muscle with a sub-goal being to lose fat while building this muscle.
I am 5'9 172 lbs. I have a recent InBody scan where I went in fasted and my results are 80.5 lb Skeletal Muscle Mass and 17.5% body fat. My Basal Metabolic Rate is 1754 kcal. I walk four miles every morning @ 15:00/Mile pace and do Push/Pull/Leg/Rest Routine.
Calories: 3242
Protein: 212
Carbs: 450
Fiber: 30
Sugar: 88
Fat: 64
Cholesterol: 1110
Sodium: 1255 (I salt everything which is not included)
Potassium: 3000
All vitamins: 100 or more (Fitness Pal's recommendation)
Iron: 73
Breakfast: Oats w mixed fruit, 4 eggs, banana
After walk snack: Apple w Serving of creamy peanut butter
(total rice for day = 1.5 cup)
Lunch x 2: 4 oz talapia w rice and brocolli, 4 oz salmon w rice and brocolli
In between lunches: Half can of Pinto beans
After gym Protein shake w Glycogen restore and creatine
Dinner: 9 oz Rinsed Beef w rice and ketchup
I feel like I could be more efficient and I am over-doing it to ensure I don't under-do it but I do not want to miss any gains. Let me know what you think please
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Thread: Rate my diet/Suggestions?!
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Today, 05:25 PM #1
Rate my diet/Suggestions?!
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Today, 06:32 PM #2
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Alright. I do it because it makes it simple. I will look into mixing it up.
If this was you with my body size and basal metabolic rate.. What would you be shooting for on calories?
Also, I thought 3000-3500 mg of Potassium was ideal for being healthy/not cramping. Do you need to increase it even more with high calorie diets?Last edited by userCA96KJBU4TD; Today at 07:03 PM. Reason: Potassium comment
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