Hanuman Posted December 7, 2013 Share Posted December 7, 2013 hello ive calculated my daily calorie intake to be 2450 calories a day to maintain my weight (im 20 yrs old 5ft 11.6 76-77 kg) with some light exercise i have a fairly strict eating regime that follows the pattern of slizzardmans post in perfect workoout nutrition 2013. i think my diet is pretty balanced i balance my macros well or try to but i keep getting random cravings for foods sometimes pizza bread or sometimes just crap in general. i also eat walden farms calories free sauces which contain sucralose which ive heard can increase ur craving for suagry foods, something im not normally attracted too ill include a sample of my eating plan i also usually have about 80 extra calories on strength daysWednesday Nov 27, 2013BreakfastCarb:76.6g Fat:16.3g Pro:21g Cal:532Brekkie284g532 cal Bananas118.0g105 calAOat So Simple Original81.0g294 calCEgg, Whole - Cooked, Hard-boiled85.0g133 calB-Calcium Magnesium+d3100.0g0 cal LunchCarb:68.7g Fat:3.1g Pro:30.6g Cal:428Pre Workout 1281g428 cal Turkey, Fryer-roasters, Breast Meat Only - Cooked, Roasted75.0g101 calA-Rice - Basmati, Brown, Dry75.0g265 cal Oranges131.0g62 calADinnerCarb:97.3g Fat:3.8g Pro:103.6g Cal:825post workout 1450g395 cal Turkey, Fryer-roasters, Breast Meat Only - Cooked, Roasted100.0g135 calA-Potato, Baked, Flesh And Skin - Without Salt350.0g260 calAPost workout 2306g215 cal Turkey, Fryer-roasters, Breast Meat Only - Cooked, Roasted100.0g135 calA-Broccoli - Cooked, Boiled, Drained, Without Salt78.0g27 calACarrots128.0g53 calApost workout 3306g215 cal Turkey, Fryer-roasters, Breast Meat Only - Cooked, Roasted100.0g135 calA-Broccoli - Cooked, Boiled, Drained, Without Salt78.0g27 calACarrots128.0g53 calASnackCarb:42.6g Fat:2.4g Pro:28g Cal:313Dinner 1135g313 cal Turkey, Fryer-roasters, Breast Meat Only - Cooked, Roasted75.0g101 calA-Rice - Basmati, Brown, Dry60.0g212 cal OtherCarb:18.6g Fat:34.8g Pro:11.6g Cal:394Organics Organic Sunflower Seed Butter - Smooth70.0g394 calC-Daily TotalCarbs:303.8g Fat:60.4g Protein:194.8g Calories:2,491 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jason Dupree Posted December 7, 2013 Share Posted December 7, 2013 Very solid! How did you calculate calories? It definitely looks in the ballpark. As long as you vary and don't eat turkey every meal every day, this is very good. You seem to understand nutrition well enough, now maybe its time to stop asking others and start listening to your body! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hanuman Posted December 8, 2013 Author Share Posted December 8, 2013 (edited) I use calorie count .com I find the layout and general usefulness of that site far superior bro my fitness pal I also used scoobys workshop which is very precise if u know ur bf% but I dunno his calculator will basically always tell u to eat chicken breast lol Edited December 9, 2013 by Hanuman Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hanuman Posted December 8, 2013 Author Share Posted December 8, 2013 I should also post my exercise regime I suppose which basically consists of a 3 day cycle of Sprint day, strength day (mostly foundation integrated with some other btgb strength work), then a day where I do some light rock climbing followed by more foundation and handstand work. Fourth day is rest Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kevin Conley Posted December 8, 2013 Share Posted December 8, 2013 If I sound rude, I absolutely do not mean to. I can't help the fact that I can't give tone, but did my best. ?? Where are all the vegetables??????? That to me, looks unbelievably limited. I eat (in 1 day):Largely protein sources- tuna, salmon, chicken (and alternate sardines, 2% fat Greek yogurt)Fruit- apples, oranges, froz blueberries (alternating pears, pommegrante, froz strawberries, etc.)Vegetables- I eat MANY different of the following everyday: at least 2 types of lettuce (but 4-6 are in my fridge), beets, brussel sprouts, broccoli, zuccini, varied colored bell peppers, eggplant, radish, mushroom, tomatos, spagetti squash, and many more.I think you get the point. For maintaining weight, if you are not losing weight then good~. However, the cravings might be because your diet is limited or bored. However, I only have 1 days meal plan, so I really could be talking out of my anus. Currently I am cutting, and almost to a 6pack (w00t), but when I am eating normally (i.e. not cutting calories) my weight has always tended to be super, super consistent. I eat chocolate everyday and drink wine often, and also eat junk every once and a while (I just love non-junk food though fortunately). My point is, I don't think cravings are necessarily a cry for more needed calories, but more of a sudden desire for some other delicious food. Eat up!!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mikkel Ravn Posted December 8, 2013 Share Posted December 8, 2013 No offense, but I get bored just looking at that meal plan. I really hope that you're able to shake it up a lot of the time. There's a bit more to life than turkey and rice. As Prometheus says, get some variation in there, that should reduce the cravings. And unless you're fat, it's ok to give in to the cravings once in a while. I sometimes go pretty nuts post workout :-) 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hanuman Posted December 8, 2013 Author Share Posted December 8, 2013 Thx fir the feedback guys I do include peppers and mushrooms but on that particular day just couldn't be bothered I also tend to eat pasta some days and I switch between venison liver Turkey and rabbit although rabbit . Just love bought like 7 kilos the other xD. But I do think ur right I should probably try to break in more veggies and mix it up a bit more. Yesterday for example I got a craving for sausage rolls bacon, Sausages and gingerbread, ended up eating 6000 calories lol. My bf% is between 4-9% most of the time but I did previously weigh about 10 kilos more just cos I love ta eat I think though similarmy I don't normally crave ju k food just normal people food Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DiTi Posted December 8, 2013 Share Posted December 8, 2013 yes ur getting enought calories good good Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hanuman Posted December 9, 2013 Author Share Posted December 9, 2013 one further question i wanted to ask for a general opinion was whether my exercise regime i posted above is classed as light or moderate exercise as these guidelines are very loosley defined on calorie websites etc Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hanuman Posted December 9, 2013 Author Share Posted December 9, 2013 assuming a strength day where i would add in like an extra 70g of carbs and if my exercise is counted as moderate level my day would look more like thisBreakfastCarb:76.6g Fat:16.3g Pro:21g Cal:532 Brekkie 284g 532 cal Bananas 118.0g 105 cal A Oat So Simple Original 81.0g 294 cal C Egg, Whole - Cooked, Hard-boiled 85.0g 133 cal B- LunchCarb:139g Fat:3.6g Pro:38.7g Cal:725 Pre Workout 1 281g 428 cal Turkey, Fryer-roasters, Breast Meat Only - Cooked, Roasted 75.0g 101 cal A- Rice - Basmati, Brown, Dry 75.0g 265 cal Oranges 131.0g 62 cal A mid workout 400g 297 cal Potato, Baked, Flesh And Skin - Without Salt 400.0g 297 cal A DinnerCarb:129.5g Fat:3.7g Pro:45g Cal:711 post workout 1 450g 395 cal Turkey, Fryer-roasters, Breast Meat Only - Cooked, Roasted 100.0g 135 cal A- Potato, Baked, Flesh And Skin - Without Salt 350.0g 260 cal A post workout 2 214g 316 cal Organic Brown Rice Pasta Fusilli - Pasta 75.0g 263 cal B+ Broccoli - Cooked, Boiled, Drained, Without Salt 78.0g 27 cal A Carrots 61.0g 25 cal A SnackCarb:54g Fat:3g Pro:38g Cal:399 dinner 2 299g 399 cal Turkey, Fryer-roasters, Breast Meat Only - Cooked, Roasted 100.0g 135 cal A- Rice - Basmati, Brown, Dry 60.0g 212 cal Broccoli - Cooked, Boiled, Drained, Without Salt 78.0g 27 cal A Carrots 61.0g 25 cal A OtherCarb:18.6g Fat:35.5g Pro:41.7g Cal:529 meat and fat 170g 529 cal Turkey, Fryer-roasters, Breast Meat Only - Cooked, Roasted 100.0g 135 cal A- Organics Organic Sunflower Seed Butter - Smooth 70.0g 394 cal C- Daily TotalCarbs:417.7g Fat:62.1g Protein:184.4g Calories:2,895 and yes i would look to add in more of a mix of vegggies for fibre antioxidants etc i find this both very interesting and time consuming so all feedback is much appreciated as it helps me advance my own somewhat limited understanding of nutritionthx guys Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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