Is my diet good or bad ?
DNation2014
Posts: 7
I am bulking at the moment , so please checkout my diet and reply if it is good or bad.
pre workout meal = oats with one cup whole milk = 300 kcal 6:00 am
protein shake = 500 kcal 7:30 am
meal 1: 2 boiled egg and 3 white bread with peanut butter: 9 am
meal 2: brown rice chicken , broccoli, asparagus, green beans, potato 12:00 pm
meal 3:brown rice chicken, broccoli, asparagus, green beans , potato 3:00 pm
meal 4: brown rice chicken,broccoli, asparagus, green beans, potato 6:00 pm (All the vegetables I cook are steamed)
snack: 2 glass milk = 206 kcal 1:00 pm and 4:00 pm
snack : Banana = 100 kcal
meal 5: fruits and salad 8:00 pm
water = 1.8 ltr
I know my meal 2,3 and 4 are same as I am too busy cooking variety of food and just cook a bulk in the morning and store them in a plastic container.
pre workout meal = oats with one cup whole milk = 300 kcal 6:00 am
protein shake = 500 kcal 7:30 am
meal 1: 2 boiled egg and 3 white bread with peanut butter: 9 am
meal 2: brown rice chicken , broccoli, asparagus, green beans, potato 12:00 pm
meal 3:brown rice chicken, broccoli, asparagus, green beans , potato 3:00 pm
meal 4: brown rice chicken,broccoli, asparagus, green beans, potato 6:00 pm (All the vegetables I cook are steamed)
snack: 2 glass milk = 206 kcal 1:00 pm and 4:00 pm
snack : Banana = 100 kcal
meal 5: fruits and salad 8:00 pm
water = 1.8 ltr
I know my meal 2,3 and 4 are same as I am too busy cooking variety of food and just cook a bulk in the morning and store them in a plastic container.
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I don't see anything wrong with it. But are you eating enough calories? If you're bulking, I believe that you might need to be eating more calories. You might want to change it up every couple of weeks, so you don't get bored. Unless, like me, you can eat the same thing day in and out for months and have no issue.0
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I am bulking at the moment , so please checkout my diet and reply if it is good or bad.
pre workout meal = oats with one cup whole milk = 300 kcal 6:00 am
protein shake = 500 kcal 7:30 am
meal 1: 2 boiled egg and 3 white bread with peanut butter: 9 am
meal 2: brown rice chicken , broccoli, asparagus, green beans, potato 12:00 pm
meal 3:brown rice chicken, broccoli, asparagus, green beans , potato 3:00 pm
meal 4: brown rice chicken,broccoli, asparagus, green beans, potato 6:00 pm (All the vegetables I cook are steamed)
snack: 2 glass milk = 206 kcal 1:00 pm and 4:00 pm
snack : Banana = 100 kcal
meal 5: fruits and salad 8:00 pm
water = 1.8 ltr
I know my meal 2,3 and 4 are same as I am too busy cooking variety of food and just cook a bulk in the morning and store them in a plastic container.0 -
That's an awful lot of brown rice, chicken, broccoli....
Aren't you going to get bored eating chicken, etc. 3x a day? I would think this would be hard to stick with after just a few days.0 -
That's an awful lot of brown rice, chicken, broccoli....
Aren't you going to get bored eating chicken, etc. 3x a day? I would think this would be hard to stick with after just a few days.
Yeah. How about you add some fish and shrimp to the mix.0 -
Here are the portion for meal 2- 4
A meal consist of following
Brown rice = 1 cup = 216 kcal
1 Medium potato = 150 kcal
Chicken = 40g = 88 kcal
Vegeatbles = 50 kcal0 -
I know the meal 2-4 it sounds boring and repetitive but I am too busy to prepare variety of food and these were quite fast and simple food.0
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That's a lot of information but unfortunately it can't really be used to answer your question. What is your total calorie intake per day? How many grams of carbs/fat/protein are you eating per day? What are you current stats (age, height, weight)?
I agree that it seems repetitive and you may not be hitting all your micros with that. Steamfresh veggies are a good way to get some variety in your diet, you just microwave them right in the bag and it would break up the monotony of the broccoli and asparagus.0 -
That's a lot of information but unfortunately it can't really be used to answer your question. What is your total calorie intake per day? How many grams of carbs/fat/protein are you eating per day? What are you current stats (age, height, weight)?
I agree that it seems repetitive and you may not be hitting all your micros with that. Steamfresh veggies are a good way to get some variety in your diet, you just microwave them right in the bag and it would break up the monotony of the broccoli and asparagus.
My daily calorie intake is 2700 kcal
Protein intake : 90 g0 -
Matters of nutrition and diet are hardly as black and white as "good" or "bad"....
Looks really boring though if that's just going to be your daily menu...I'm a variety is the spice of life kind of guy...0 -
This diet thing looks more complicated than my programming job lol0
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Here are the portion for meal 2- 4
A meal consist of following
Brown rice = 1 cup = 216 kcal
1 Medium potato = 150 kcal
Chicken = 40g = 88 kcal
Vegeatbles = 50 kcal0 -
Here are the portion for meal 2- 4
A meal consist of following
Brown rice = 1 cup = 216 kcal
1 Medium potato = 150 kcal
Chicken = 40g = 88 kcal
Vegeatbles = 50 kcal
I am 21 , height 5:6 weight: 57 kg
My daily calorie intake is 2700 kcal
Protein intake : 90 g
I lift weights 3 days and do cardio 3 days
Cardio consist of running 2.5 miles in 10 min
and 20 min jogging0 -
Here are the portion for meal 2- 4
A meal consist of following
Brown rice = 1 cup = 216 kcal
1 Medium potato = 150 kcal
Chicken = 40g = 88 kcal
Vegeatbles = 50 kcal
I am 21 , height 5:6 weight: 57 kg
My daily calorie intake is 2700 kcal
Protein intake : 90 g
I lift weights 3 days and do cardio 3 days
Cardio consist of running 2.5 miles in 10 min
and 20 min jogging0 -
Here are the portion for meal 2- 4
A meal consist of following
Brown rice = 1 cup = 216 kcal
1 Medium potato = 150 kcal
Chicken = 40g = 88 kcal
Vegeatbles = 50 kcal
I am 21 , height 5:6 weight: 57 kg
My daily calorie intake is 2700 kcal
Protein intake : 90 g
I lift weights 3 days and do cardio 3 days
Cardio consist of running 2.5 miles in 10 min
and 20 min jogging
Your protein looks very low for someone on a bulk. Actually, it looks low for someone on a non-bulking day. How did you arrive at these numbers?0 -
Here are the portion for meal 2- 4
A meal consist of following
Brown rice = 1 cup = 216 kcal
1 Medium potato = 150 kcal
Chicken = 40g = 88 kcal
Vegeatbles = 50 kcal
I am 21 , height 5:6 weight: 57 kg
My daily calorie intake is 2700 kcal
Protein intake : 90 g
I lift weights 3 days and do cardio 3 days
Cardio consist of running 2.5 miles in 10 min
and 20 min jogging
Carbs = 331
Protein = 133
Fat = 38
TDEE =2312
Total calorie intake per day = 2700 kcal0 -
Carbs = 331
Protein = 133
Fat = 38
TDEE =2312
Total calorie intake per day = 2700 kcal
Okay, I would say that your fats are a little too low. Protein is okay as you are already getting more then a gram per lb of body weight. Total calories are okay. 400 calories are a little on the high side but you are a pretty light weight for your height so they'll be fine for a starting point. I'd lower carbs some to raise fat up to 50 or so. Monitor your weight gains. Ideally 2lbs a month is a good target. Again since you weigh what you do, 3 lbs a month is probably okay for the first few months. Just keep consistent with your calories and macros. You can vary your foods up if you want providing you still hit your macros. Make sure with your weight training you are moving up in weight on your lifts. Progressively overloading is what drives muscle building. If you start gaining weight too quickly, reduce total calories. If your weight gains stall, increase calories. Remember, TDEE is not a static number and many people find they need to eat more as they bulk for longer and longer.
EDIT: Your macros do not add up to your total calories. 331 carbs is 1324 calories, 133 protein is 532 calories. 39 fat is 324 calories. 1324 + 532 + 324 = 2180. That's way off from 27000 -
Hope you get massive!
90 grams of protein per is low. At 128 pounds, you should be in the 115-160 grams per day of protein per days, based upon competing studies. Most people on this site go with 1 gram per pound.
I'd suggest adding the calories for the extra protein to your current daily calorie total of 2700 and go from there.
Also, do a bodyfat analysis and measurements to use for comparison. Don't just rely on the scale.0
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