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Shoy
Shoy g Przemyslaw Masior
2 Post(s)
2 Post(s) Gender: Male Goal: Gain Muscle Date Joined: October 10, 2016
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Hello people,

Let me start by saying I'm very new to bodybuilding. I decided to change how I look and I'm searching for some advice. This is me:

  • Age : 30 (10950 days)
  • Height: 5.9 (179cm)
  • Weight: 170  (77kg)
  • Body Fat: 20% (1/5)

My meal plan:

8:00am:

  • Coffe+Milk
  • Wholemeal Wrap + 1/2 Chicken Breast + Veggies

11:30am:

  • Veggie Salad (with broccoli and cabbage) + 1/2 Chicken Breast

3:00pm:

  • 3 Table spoon on Skyr Yogurt + handful mix of nuts (almonds/cashew nut) + tea spoon of honey

5:30pm:

  • Full Chicken Breast + Handful of brown rice + Veggies (pickle cucumber/beetroot)

9:00pm:

  • Can of tuna chunks in water (every two days)

+ around 5 cubs of tea during a day.

My goal is to lose body fat to around 12-14% and gain muscles (to look like Scott!). I work in a production line 6 days a week. This include standing and moving in small area for about 7 hours a day. I exercise 3-4 days a week at home using dumbbells (i've watchet all Scotts videos on youtube how to use them!) for roughly 40min a day(with 15min warm up) working out different parts of my body every day. I pretty enjoy what I eat and I don't mind eatting this every day.

I'm aware my diet is not perfect and I could add some more stuff to it. That's where I need you guys to help. What else I could intruduce to my diet. Is there anything I should stop eating or something I should eat more. What do you guys think would be most beneficial? I do appreciate any form of advice. Cheers

Wilsin_Fitness
Wilsin_Fitness g Wilson Ortiz
20 Post(s)
20 Post(s) Gender: Male Goal: Gain Muscle Date Joined: October 10, 2016
Posted
Scott's Build your meal plan video can help to understand your caloric intake better. It's important to know your daily needs to get the results you desire. A low carb cycle diet work for you as well as it helped me to lean out. Although I have never had to drop that much weight. Good luck on your goal.
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Scott_Herman
Scott_Herman a Scott Herman
7.1K Post(s)
7.1K Post(s) Gender: Male Goal: Bodybuilding Date Joined: August 8, 2008
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Posted By: Shoy

Hello people,

Let me start by saying I'm very new to bodybuilding. I decided to change how I look and I'm searching for some advice. This is me:

  • Age : 30 (10950 days)
  • Height: 5.9 (179cm)
  • Weight: 170  (77kg)
  • Body Fat: 20% (1/5)

My meal plan:

8:00am:

  • Coffe+Milk
  • Wholemeal Wrap + 1/2 Chicken Breast + Veggies

11:30am:

  • Veggie Salad (with broccoli and cabbage) + 1/2 Chicken Breast

3:00pm:

  • 3 Table spoon on Skyr Yogurt + handful mix of nuts (almonds/cashew nut) + tea spoon of honey

5:30pm:

  • Full Chicken Breast + Handful of brown rice + Veggies (pickle cucumber/beetroot)

9:00pm:

  • Can of tuna chunks in water (every two days)

+ around 5 cubs of tea during a day.

My goal is to lose body fat to around 12-14% and gain muscles (to look like Scott!). I work in a production line 6 days a week. This include standing and moving in small area for about 7 hours a day. I exercise 3-4 days a week at home using dumbbells (i've watchet all Scotts videos on youtube how to use them!) for roughly 40min a day(with 15min warm up) working out different parts of my body every day. I pretty enjoy what I eat and I don't mind eatting this every day.

I'm aware my diet is not perfect and I could add some more stuff to it. That's where I need you guys to help. What else I could intruduce to my diet. Is there anything I should stop eating or something I should eat more. What do you guys think would be most beneficial? I do appreciate any form of advice. Cheers

For your weight and height I would say something like 200 grams of protein, 150 - 200 carbs, 75 grams of fat to start. As for a program.. are you doing my push pull legs?

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Shoy
Shoy g Przemyslaw Masior
2 Post(s)
2 Post(s) Gender: Male Goal: Gain Muscle Date Joined: October 10, 2016
Posted

 

For the program I used this http://muscularstrength.com/article/Beginners-Hypertrophy-Program-muscle-gain as a guidance. But ofcourse I got only dumbbelts and a bench for now. So exercise I cound't do, got replaced by few other I could, from your channel.

 

I did watch Scotts calculation video recently and now I do have a little more undestanding what I need, so I'll adjust my died a little bit more. Thank you Wilsin

 

Thank you Scott as well. I really do like what you doing with your youtube channel and this webside, I learned a lot pass few weeks thanks to you

 

For what I calculated I'm consuming:

40g Fat

140 Carbs

180 Protein

Wilsin_Fitness
Wilsin_Fitness g Wilson Ortiz
20 Post(s)
20 Post(s) Gender: Male Goal: Gain Muscle Date Joined: October 10, 2016
Posted
You're welcome man. When I did my low carb diet, I averaged 100g of carbs - 5 days out the week with two increased carb days at maintenance caloric level. Focus and have fun with the workouts, you can do it!
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JoeHurricane
JoeHurricane p Jordan Matthews
1.5K Post(s)
1.5K Post(s) Gender: Male Goal: Gain Muscle Date Joined: December 12, 2013
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Posted By: Shoy

 

For the program I used this http://muscularstrength.com/article/Beginners-Hypertrophy-Program-muscle-gain as a guidance. But ofcourse I got only dumbbelts and a bench for now. So exercise I cound't do, got replaced by few other I could, from your channel.

 

I did watch Scotts calculation video recently and now I do have a little more undestanding what I need, so I'll adjust my died a little bit more. Thank you Wilsin

 

Thank you Scott as well. I really do like what you doing with your youtube channel and this webside, I learned a lot pass few weeks thanks to you

 

For what I calculated I'm consuming:

40g Fat

140 Carbs

180 Protein

40g of fat is too low my friend. Fat is essential for testosterone levels...and testosterone is essential for MUSCLE GAINS!! :D

 

I'd aim for the macros Scott gave you and see how that goes for about 4 weeks, then re-asses.

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