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 Kyo's buffing up journal, From Ectomorph to Large? Possible!

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kege
post Apr 16 2008, 10:35 AM

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QUOTE(Kyoyagami @ Apr 15 2008, 03:37 PM)
My Workout Meal Yesterday
Breakfast (8.30am) - Milo+Oats
Lunch (12.50pm) - Half Cup rice, 2 pieces of tofu, 2 pieces of chicken, teh ais.
Tea Time (4pm) - 2 Gardenia Cream Rolls, Water
Pre Workout (7.15pm) - 2 egg whites, oats+milo, milk 250 ML
During Workout (8pm) - Water 500 ML
Post Workout (9.20pm) - 3 egg whites, 1.5 egg yolk
Dinner (9.30pm) - KFC leftover Chicken breast, 1 chicken breast cooked in ginger soup, cabbage half cup, 2 steamed hot dogs.
Supper (12.15pm) - Koko Krunch+Cornflakes, Milk 250 ML.
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I think your diet has too much carbs and too little protein. Try making a shake if you have trouble cooking on time etc. If really too troublesome, you should get a protein supplement. It's really not expensive to buy, considering its abt rm2-3/serving. You buy 1 chicken piece with the similar amount of protein also more expensive than that already. And if you have a tummy, include some low intensity cardio after your workout for abt 20 mins. Hope that helps thumbup.gif

edit: Also, most people train each muscle group once a week. Most also twice a week for smaller muscle groups (arms, calves, abs etc). Overtraining can be bad and counter productive. I tried training chest twice a week before, but i spaced it about 3 days apart so my chest had time to heal. As a guideline, I've always trained a bodypart only when it isn't sore and tired. Tried training my shoulders despite it feeling sore from the previous day. Result: i couldn't train as hard and my shoulder was sore and painful longer than usual. Cheers biggrin.gif

This post has been edited by kege: Apr 16 2008, 10:42 AM

 

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