SVPVRMAN
New member
Hi Guys, i thought it might be of some use to keep a log here, for both my own reference and your benefit.
I am 8 weeks into a long cut, it has so far been a fantastic experience. It has been surprisingly easy to maintain a strict diet, however i did have a few lapses where i consumed far too much then needed. At the moment, i am absolutely loving Tom Venuto's guide to dropping bf, in his book "Burn the fat, feed the muscle"
Everyone who hasn't read this book, read it. However, his principles are fairly basic. I'll put up my diet so you can see.
Some stats first:
76kg
5'4 (about 168cm)
~8% bf.
I have been running dermatherm, 40 sprays applied to abdomen, chest and arms twice daily. I will try and borrow my gf's camera tommorow for a few pics as reference. Now i understand that as i'm quite low already dramatic changes won't be apparent, but i'm not looking for that anyway, i plan on tightening up the skin, and losing the remaining fat in my obliques and chest.
Here is my diet:
Meal 1
70g Rolled Oats
25g Wheat Bran
1/2 cup of blueberries, splenda to taste
1 scoop WPI
Pre-workout drink:
Beta-Alanine, Citrulline Malate, Tuarine, EAA's, Leucine
**Train for approx 1h-30minutes**
Meal 2
150-250g Lean beef/chicken
1 cup of brown rice ~70g CHO
Fibrous Green veg - Zucchini, Broccoli, Asparagus, Green beans
Meal 3
As Above
Meal 4
5 wholewheat biscuits (vitabits, weetbix etc) ~ 62.5g CHO
1/2 cup Blueberries, splenda to taste
1 scoop WPI
Pre-workout drink as above
Meal 5
Same as Meal 2
Meal 6
2 eggs
6 egg whites
1 Salmon Fillet
Veg - Mushrooms w' Parsley, Asparagus, Zuchini
Supporting Supplements:
Vital Greens taken with meal 1 and meal 4
Digestive Enzymes
Dried Goji Berries
Calcium
As you can see, the diet is structured around complex carbs (you could have sweet potato/potato/legumes etc aswell) along with copious (yes as much as you can) of fibrous carbs.
Fat is consumed before bed.
As far as training goes,
I train Monday/Wednesday/Friday, in the morning, and at night. These are my resistance training sessions. I will go into detail only if requested. On non training days, i perform light cardio with little impact, aiming for 600 calories burned before i walk away.
Anyway, its day 3, i'm getting bf measurements etc tomorrow from my PT, i will update with further info then.
SVPVRMAN
I am 8 weeks into a long cut, it has so far been a fantastic experience. It has been surprisingly easy to maintain a strict diet, however i did have a few lapses where i consumed far too much then needed. At the moment, i am absolutely loving Tom Venuto's guide to dropping bf, in his book "Burn the fat, feed the muscle"
Everyone who hasn't read this book, read it. However, his principles are fairly basic. I'll put up my diet so you can see.
Some stats first:
76kg
5'4 (about 168cm)
~8% bf.
I have been running dermatherm, 40 sprays applied to abdomen, chest and arms twice daily. I will try and borrow my gf's camera tommorow for a few pics as reference. Now i understand that as i'm quite low already dramatic changes won't be apparent, but i'm not looking for that anyway, i plan on tightening up the skin, and losing the remaining fat in my obliques and chest.
Here is my diet:
Meal 1
70g Rolled Oats
25g Wheat Bran
1/2 cup of blueberries, splenda to taste
1 scoop WPI
Pre-workout drink:
Beta-Alanine, Citrulline Malate, Tuarine, EAA's, Leucine
**Train for approx 1h-30minutes**
Meal 2
150-250g Lean beef/chicken
1 cup of brown rice ~70g CHO
Fibrous Green veg - Zucchini, Broccoli, Asparagus, Green beans
Meal 3
As Above
Meal 4
5 wholewheat biscuits (vitabits, weetbix etc) ~ 62.5g CHO
1/2 cup Blueberries, splenda to taste
1 scoop WPI
Pre-workout drink as above
Meal 5
Same as Meal 2
Meal 6
2 eggs
6 egg whites
1 Salmon Fillet
Veg - Mushrooms w' Parsley, Asparagus, Zuchini
Supporting Supplements:
Vital Greens taken with meal 1 and meal 4
Digestive Enzymes
Dried Goji Berries
Calcium
As you can see, the diet is structured around complex carbs (you could have sweet potato/potato/legumes etc aswell) along with copious (yes as much as you can) of fibrous carbs.
Fat is consumed before bed.
As far as training goes,
I train Monday/Wednesday/Friday, in the morning, and at night. These are my resistance training sessions. I will go into detail only if requested. On non training days, i perform light cardio with little impact, aiming for 600 calories burned before i walk away.
Anyway, its day 3, i'm getting bf measurements etc tomorrow from my PT, i will update with further info then.
SVPVRMAN