Heh, my gym is open tomorrow. Hour of cardio in the morning (aka whenever the fuck I get up), climbing in the afternoon followed by an hour or so of upper body.
Consuming 150 grams of protein per day is easy. Easy easy easy. The hippie faggot vegetarian foods I eat are rather high in protein. Is it "real" protein? Fuck off! Lets debate that another time!
2600 calories a day, however, is proving extremely difficult. Even including a beer with my dinner I can not figure out how to do it. AND THE BEER IS SUPER HEALTHY OK!
Criticize my diet.
10am - 2 morningstar "sasuage" patties: 160 calories, 20 grams of protein
between 10 and noon I had three cups of coffee: 666 grams of pure rage.
12:00 pm - protein shake: 110 calories, and 17 grams of protein
12:45 pm - fake me out hot dog: 80 calories, and 17 grams of protein then i went to the gym.
3:00 pm - got home from the gym and had another shake: 110 calories, and 17 grams of protein
4:00pm - 200 grams of baked acorn squash and a 1oz serving of blue corn chipz: 210 calories, 5 grams of protein
6:00pm - one package of tempeh, steamed and a small baby bok choi: 470 calories, 44 grams of protein also BEER 268 calories
8:00pm - one large red pepper, one large green pepper (both baked) and a false hot dog: 177 calories, 20 grams of protein
9:30pm (right now) 2 tbsp crunchy ~ peanut butter ~ and 50 grams of raw spinach: 210 calories, 10 grams of protein
I'll probably eat once more around 11 (planning on an 160 calorie/28 grams of protein pack of fake steak and a peach which I haven't weighed out yet)
By my math I've eaten about 154 grams of protein, 1800 calories, and 47 grams of fat. This is a typical day. Unless I start smoking pot again I don't see how I can eat more than this.
if all you care about is upping calories beyond what you have, I would say it'd be easy to up the calories on your liquid...ie, more substantial shakes. Goes down easier than bigger solid meals
throw in a piece of a bread somewhere else for 100 easy calories
handful of nuts for good fats and proteins (200 calories)...
Even if you don't want to do a high fat diet, you still have a lot of room there to work with by adding nuts (which are good for you anyway)
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