NEED HELP WITH MY DIET TO GAIN MUSCLES
Hello,
I am posting first time in the forums, so please bear with me. The purpose of writing this is basically to get feedback regarding my diet which will help me in gaining some muscles.
My stats are as follows:
Weight: 160 lbs
Height: 5 ft. 9 in
So, I have been hitting the gym regularly for the past 3 months 5 days a week and, doing abs routine and cardio 4-5 times a week as well. Now, I think it’s time to take it to the next level. By that I mean to increase my diet and protein intake in order to bulk up. Simultaneously, I want to have a flat belly and don’t want to entertain loose stomach area.
Being an Indian, Diet is a major issue. We hardly eat Non-Vegetarian food and if we do it’s basically chicken once in two weeks. But, Can eat eggs regularly. I also try to incorporate Soybean Chunks in my diet which is good source of protein.
My Daily Diet is as follows:
Breakfast:
Between:9-10 PM
Omelet made of one egg with brown bread, with oatmeal/Milk/Soy milk and either sprouted pulses/puffed rice followed by 5 almonds.
Lunch:
Between:1-2pm
I take my lunch at my work and is it mostly packed by my mom. Our Lunch Comprises typical Indian food. I take two roti’s (Wheat Bread) (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roti ) with a bowl sometimes 2 bowl of pulses (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dal ) and one bowl of veggie curry such as bottle gourd with a glass buttermilk/Yoghurt. I have recently asked my mom to pack some soya chunks too so that I can continue to have my protein intake.
Note: All these cuisines are home made so they contain comparatively low amount of fats as compared to the same you would get in restaurant.
Snacks:
Between 5-6 Pm:
A Cup Sweet Tea generally sometimes Sweetened yoghurt with roasted chick peas and two Multi grain biscuits.
Dinner:
Between: 8-9 PM
Typical Indian Food:
2 Rotis with a veggie curry and some other Indian dish such as Kidney Beans, Chole(Chick Pea with gravy), Kadhi( Steamed Yoghurt containing turmeric), Or a gravy of potato and tomato. Sometimes Little rice to add fun.
Here is the list of Indian cuisines so that you can get a little idea of how our food is. Go Into Delhi and Punjab Regional cuisines just remove oil and spices as homemade food is pretty balanced.
My Workout plan.
Monday- Friday : Morning Gym
Evening: (4-5 days a week)Abs Routine and Cardio.
I know it’s a lot to ask for but, If you can give me some feedback on the same. I will be really thankful.
Puneet Sharma
India