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Ladies i need some help please

MrMuscle

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A female friend of mine needs some help with her diet. And i figures this is the best place to get it. She is 167cm tall and 65kg. This is the diet she is planning:

Meal 1: Oatmeal 50 gr, 25 gr proteinpowder
Meal 2: ca. 100 gr cottage cheese, 125 gr diet-yoghurt
Meal 3: 50 gr brown rice/pasta, 100 gr tuna, vegetables
Meal 4: 20 gr proteinpowder, 1 piece of fruit
Meal 5: 50 gr brown rice/pasta, 100 gr tuna, vegetables
Meal 6: 20 gr proteinpowder, 1 piece of fruit

Total:
Proteins: 136,67g
Carbohydrates: 174,55g
Fat : 22,62g
Calories: 1448,46

Procentage:
Proteins: 38%
Carbohydrates: 48%
Fat: 14%

Im still waiting on her measurments and so on.

She lifts weights Monday/wednsday/friday before breakfast.
And cardio Tuesday/wednsday/thursday before breakfast.

Comments and suggestion would be highly appriciated.
 
Basically she says she wants to loose 5-15 kgs, but also want to gain some muscles, so i guess "to tone" is the best way of putting it.
 
Yeah, everybody is in such a hurry these days, they want it all at once :)

I dont know her bodyfat% and i doubt i will be able to get it. I told her i want a picture, just to see how its "hanging"..litturally, but i do not think she is in that bad shape.

She is 21 btw
 
yeah i was thinking the same. But its not like she is eating a truckload of anything. Being used to my own diet, wich contains alot more of everything, i dont really know what is the right amount for a person that size.

Im still waiting on data on her training split.
 
As far as being able to 'tone up' (simultaneous lose of bf & gain of muscle) - it's definitely possible, even likely, if she was eating a crap diet before. I know I can lose bf & gain strength at the same time just cleaning up my diet & getting out sugars & processed foods - even if I stuff my face with 1,900 cals a day & do very little cardio. ;) What she has *been* eating will make a diff.
 
Hey Mr. M !!

If you want to I could pm you my diet and she can see if she likes it ????:confused:
BTW I think she should up her calories a bit...It sounds a bit low...


NF
 
Ok here are her measurments:

Arms: 29 cm = 11,4 inches
Waist: 80 cm = 31,5 inches
Hips: 106 cm = 41,7
Tighs: 60 cm = 23,6
Calves: 37 cm = 14,6
Weight: 67 kg = 147 pounds
Height: 167 cm = 5'5 feet

She says her body is shaped like a pear. They took a bodyfat test on her on her gym. They used one of those crappy hand held thingies. And it showed 23%

Her training scheduel:

Monday: Upper body
Chest: Benchpress, flyes
Shoulders: Seated shoulderpress, lat raises
Back: Dumbbell rows, hyperextensions
Triceps: Seated overhead presses, dibs
Biceps: Seated bicep curls
Abs

Wednesday: Legs
Hamstring: Lunges, freestyle kickbacks
Quads: Squats, freestyle side raises
Calves: calf raises, single fot calf raise
Abs

Friday: Upper body
Same as monday

The next weeks she does lower body twice and upper body once..and she switches like that.

Cardio
Tuesday: 20 min biking
Thursday: 20 min biking
Saturday: 20 min biking

So what do you think?

Oh and NF send me that diet, id appriciate it.
 
Sounds like she's following the body for life plan both in food and exercise to a tee. Except their main focus is that you don't need to count food weights, just your palm and fist. I remember that cottage cheese, yogurt mixture meal from the book though.
 
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