Nutrition:
Calories: 4,689.5
Fats: 130.5g
Protein: 416g
Carbs: 502g
Meal 1:
2 scoops Myofusion
Protein 50g | Carbs 10g | Fat 6g
1 cup Oats with Splenda and Cinnamon
Protein 7g | Carbs 37g | Fat 4g
2 tbsp natural Peanut Butter
Protein 10g | Carbs 8g | Fat 11g
Total Calories For Meal 1: 533
Meal 2:
6 oz 99% lean Ground Turkey
Protein 47g | Carbs 0g | Fat 18g
8 oz Yam
Protein 3g | Carbs 62g | Fat 0g
1 cup Broccoli
Protein 3g | Carbs 62g | Fat 0g
1/4 cup Almonds
Protein 8g | Carbs 8g | Fat 19g
Total Calories For Meal 2: 849
Meal 3:
6 oz fresh grilled Salmon
Protein 39g | Carbs 0g | Fat 12g
1 cup Brown Rice
Protein 5g | Carbs 45g | Fat 2g
1 cup Broccoli
Protein 3g | Carbs 5g | Fat 0g
Total Calories For Meal 3: 515
Meal 4:
6 oz 96% lean Burger
Protein 36g | Carbs 1g | Fat 7g
1 oz fat free cheddar cheese
Protein 9g | Carbs 1g | Fat 0g
1 Ezekiel burger bun
Protein 9g | Carbs 32g | Fat 1.5g
1 tbsp reduced sugar Ketchup
Protein 0g | Carbs 1g | Fat 0g
6 oz homemade Sweet Potato Fries
Protein 3g | Carbs 37g | Fat 1g
Total Calories For Meal 4: 595
Meal 5:
6 oz 99% lean Ground Turkey
Protein 47g | Carbs 0g | Fat 18g
8 oz Yam
Protein 3g | Carbs 62g | Fat 0g
1/4 cup Almonds
Protein 8g | Carbs 8g | Fat 19g
Total Calories For Meal 5: 822
Meal 6:
2 scoops Myofusion
Protein 50g | Carbs 10g | Fat 6g
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s Barbell Bench Press - Medium Grip5 Sets 15,12,10,8,6 reps Incline Dumbbell Press4 Sets 12,10,8,8 reps Dumbbell Flyes4 Sets 10,10,8,8 reps Machine Bench Press3 Sets 15,12,10 reps Butterfly4 Sets 12,12,12,12 reps30 sec. rest between sets
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Day 2: Quads/Calves Exercises Standing Calf Raises6 sets of 8-10 reps Seated Calf Raise6 sets of 8-10 reps Leg Extensions5 Sets 15,12,12,10,10 reps Barbell Squat6 Sets 12,12,10,10,8,6 reps Leg Press4 Sets 12,10,10,8 reps Smith Machine Squat
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Exercises Standing Military Press4 Sets 12,10,8,8 reps Seated Dumbbell Press4 Sets 10,10,8,8 reps Barbell Shrug4 Sets 15,12,12,10 reps Smith Machine Shrug3 Sets 12,12,12 reps Side Lateral Raise3 sets of 12,10,8 repsone arm at a time Front Plate Raise3 Sets of 12,10,8 reps25,35,45lb plates
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Barbell Curl4 Sets 12,10,10,8 reps Dumbbell Alternate Bicep Curl4 Sets 12,10,8,8 reps Standing Dumbbell Reverse Curl4 Sets 12,10,10,8 reps Preacher Curl3 Sets 12,12,12 reps Dumbbell One-Arm Triceps Extension4 Sets 12,10,10,8 reps Weighted Bench Dip4 Sets 15,12,12,10 reps Lying Triceps Press4 Sets 12,10,10,8 reps Triceps Pushdown3 Sets 12,10,10 reps
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Day 6: Back/Hamstrings Exercises Barbell Deadlift4 Sets 15,12,10,8 reps Bent Over Barbell Row4 Sets 15,12,10,8 reps One-Arm Dumbbell Row4 Sets 12,10,10,8 reps Wide-Grip Lat Pulldown4 Sets 12,10,10,10 reps Seated Leg Curl4 Sets 12,10,10,10 reps Hack Squat4 Sets 12,12,10,8 reps
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How Much Protein Do I Need To Gain Weight & Muscle? | LIVESTRONG.COM - 0 views
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The amino acids in the protein you eat, especially the essential amino acids your body cannot produce, stimulate muscle synthesis or the creation of new muscle tissue.
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Men and women both need 1-½ to 2 g of protein per kilogram of body weight per day to gain muscle weight. However, you must include this protein intake as part of a dietary plan very high in calories. Men must first consume 50 calories per kilogram of body weight and women must eat 44 calories per kilogram of body weight just to maintain current body mass. Then, you must add 350 to 700 calories to that to build 1 to 2 lbs. of muscle per week.
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The best protein powders contain 2 to 2-½ g of the essential amino acid leucine per serving. Leucine appears to trigger the onset of muscle protein synthesis more than other amino acids. Ensure you eat 3 to 9 g of leucine in each of your meals.
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Your pre- and post-workout meals should be in the form of a protein shake made with a minimum of 48 g of protein, skim milk and fruit
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he protein in skim milk stimulates muscle synthesis better than the protein in soy milk. Carbohydrates like fruit enhance muscle tissue building when combined with protein powder. The amino acids in protein powders are more quickly absorbed into your bloodstream and your muscle cells compared to meat and chicken, optimally enhancing muscle growth.
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Protein powders are dietary supplements and must not replace all the sources of protein in your diet. Healthy options of high-protein foods include lean chicken breast, turkey, mackerel, lean meat, low-fat dairy and salmon. Chicken breast, turkey and mackerel are high in magnesium, a mineral essential for optimal muscular contraction
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Lean red meat is high in iron, necessary for effective transport and use of oxygen, giving you maximal energy. Low-fat dairy products are rich in calcium, another minimal necessary for muscular contraction. Salmon is rich in omega-3 fatty acids, which helps to reduce muscle soreness and inflammation.
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Plant sources of protein like beans, rice, wheat, nuts and seeds are incomplete proteins. This means such plants are missing at least one essential amino acid. If you do not eat animal products, combine two different sources of plant protein such as beans with rice, seeds, corn, wheat or nuts. Consuming multiple sources of plant protein ensures you eat all the essential amino acids your body needs to build muscle.
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A Nutrition Plan For Athletes | LIVESTRONG.COM - 0 views
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Teenage athletes should include protein with all or most meals and snacks. Protein is an essential nutrient needed in the body for the growth, development and repair of muscles and body tissue. Protein is particularly beneficial following a workout, as it aids in rebuilding muscle fibers broken down during an intense or prolonged exercise session. This boosts the strength of muscles in addition to increasing muscle mass and size. With adequate recovery, the body is better able to perform optimally during a workout the following day with less risk of fatigue, soreness or possible injury. Incorporate protein into daily meals by eating eggs for breakfast, a chicken salad for lunch, low-fat yogurt and string cheese for snacks and a serving of lean beef, turkey or fish for dinner. A post-workout protein shake made with low-fat milk, a banana and protein powder may also help athletes who have trouble meeting caloric needs through food.
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How To Build Lean Body Mass | LIVESTRONG.COM - 0 views
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If you were to wrap your hand around your upper arm and squeeze, you would feel various types of tissue. The soft, spongy material is fat mass, and everything else is considered lean body mass. This includes skin, bone, muscle, fluids and connective tissue. Out of all these types of tissue, fat and muscle are the only ones you have control over.
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Feed your body healthy foods. Avoid foods that are deep fried, cooked in butter, smothered with gravy, doused with creamy sauces and coated with sugar. They are empty-calorie foods that offer you no nutritional value. Eat foods instead that are beneficial to muscle building such as eggs, cottage cheese, lean beef, chicken breasts, fish, beans, fruits, vegetables, whole grains, nuts and oils.
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Drink water to hydrate your muscles and keep your calories under control. Avoid beverages high in calories and caffeine, such as energy drinks, lattes, soda, sweet teas, slushies and alcohol. The Institute of Medicine recommends that women get approximately 2.7 liters of water a day and men get approximately 3.7 liters a day. This comes out to about 90 oz. and 120 oz., respectively.
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Eat more often to keep your metabolism elevated and to constantly supply your muscles with nutrients. Have a meal as soon as you get up and do not go more than three hours without eating for the rest of the day. Combine protein and complex carbs in every meal. Turkey tenderloins with a baked yam and steamed cauliflower is a meal example.
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Perform cardiovascular exercise to lose weight. Do any type of cardio that you enjoy, such as jogging, brisk walking, cycling, swimming, elliptical training, rowing or stair climbing. The American College of sports Medicine recommends 60 to 90 minutes of cardio for weight loss.
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Lift weights to build muscle mass. Spend most of your workout time doing compound exercises. These involve more than one muscle and joint working at once. The end result is faster gains in size and strength. Perform exercises such as bench presses, military presses, back rows, squats and dead lifts. Aim for 8 to 12 reps and three or four sets of your exercises and work out three days a week, alternating with cardio days.
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Utilize a maximal amount of weight with your exercises. This will ensure that you fully tax your muscles and gain a maximum amount of size. Have a spotter on hand whenever possible to assist you.
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How Much Protein And Carbs Should You Eat Before Workout? | LIVESTRONG.COM - 0 views
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If your workout is the key to your dream physique, then your diet is the key to your most effective workout. The food you eat is directly tied to the way your body performs, and an under-performing body won't burn as many calories or build as much muscle as one that is perfectly fueled.
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No matter what volume of food you consume, dietitian Christopher Mohr recommends 5 g of carbs for every 1 g of essential amino acids -- about 1.6 g of a complete protein will provide 1 g of essential amino acids. Consuming these nutrients before your workout allows your body to take advantage of workout-induced increased blood flow to establish the amino acids in your muscles while boosting blood sugar for steady energy.
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Many protein shakes and sports bars are designed specifically as pre-workout nutrition and have the precise nutrient ratio you need. They also have the added advantage of being portable, which can be convenient for those who hit the gym on the way home from work.
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If you are stuck without your favorite supplement at hand, fat-free chocolate milk will suffice -- according to Mohr, it provides the exact carb-to-protein ratio as a pre-workout shake. The fat-free part is important though -- fat digests slowly and can weigh you down when you least need it.
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Supplements are simply convenience products, and are not necessary to good nutrition. You can get the same benefit from whole foods, but this requires more planning and label reading. Fat-free yogurt with fruit and granola works, as does a whole-grain bagel with peanut butter.
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Timing is important -- even the perfect meal can leave you flat if you eat it too early or weigh you down if you eat it too late
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The actual amount of carbs and protein you eat depends upon how much time will elapse before your workout.
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f your only pre-workout nutrition is a regular meal, eat it about three or four hours before you exercise so the food has time to digest. Otherwise, your full stomach will be susceptible to upset, and the nutrients won't be available in your bloodstream when your body needs them. Smaller meals can be eaten two or three hours prior, but stick to a small snack if you only have an hour to go.
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Supplements are by far the easiest way to ensure you get the proper ratio in an appropriately-sized food source.
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For a larger meal, a turkey sandwich on whole grain bread with lettuce and tomato is a nearly perfect pre-workout meal, and bananas or fruit juice can be a last-minute snack for quick energy.
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6 smart foods you should eat after working out: 1. Protein Shake with a Banana. 2.Peanut Butter & Banana on Rice Cakes. 3. Hummus and Pita 4. Yogurt and Fresh Berries. 5,Tuna on Whole Wheat 6.Turkey and Cheese with Apples Slices These foods are healthy, low in fat, high in proteins, and good carbohydrates for you. These smart snacks are simply and easy to make in a flash.
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Moderation. When serving your own meal, it's best to have just enough food on your plate to avoid over-eating.
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Try to limit red meats in your diet (beef and pork) to once or twice a week. Instead, eat chicken, turkey, or fish (not fried!)
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Add vegetables like carrots, spinach, tomatoes and onions to chicken and drizzle with low-fat ranch dressing.
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pot of hearty soup or stew is a satisfying meal that can also provide a variety of important nutrients.
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Lean ground beef, garlic, onions, low-sodium canned tomatoes, low-sodium canned beans and low-fat cheddar cheese can be combined to prepare a chili that is packed with protein, fiber, calcium and vitamin C.
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Low-salt chicken broth, potatoes, carrots, onion, celery, corn and shredded chicken is a filling soup that supplies protein, potassium and vitamin A.
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Squash, asparagus, eggplant, red potatoes, tomatoes and onions grill well and provide fiber, potassium, vitamin A and vitamin C.
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Bodybuilding.com - Growth Spurt: 30 Pounds Of Muscle In One Year. - 0 views
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Most sets are 8-10 reps, the ideal range for muscle growth. The first two sets of the first exercise for each bodypart are warm-ups. The last two are working sets. The first working set comprises 8-10 reps to failure, plus 2 forced reps. The last working set will include 8-10 reps to failure, 2 forced reps and 3-5 partial reps at the end.
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1. CHANGE IT UP Don't let your body get used to anything. Every three to four weeks, change the exercises and the order in which they are done. Change the angles by using different hand/foot positions. Rest periods can also change; this is an often-overlooked training variable.
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. REST On at least two days per week, stay completely out of the gym. This means no lifting! And don't neglect sleep - this is one of the most overlooked factors in muscle growth. Sleep equals time to grow.
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GOALS Create mini goals. Don't just expect to put on a ton of muscle in one year without checking yourself along the way. Set weight-gain goals every 2-4 weeks and evaluate the results. If you fall short, make an adjustment for the next goal. When you stop setting goals, you stop critical thinking and stop making gains.
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MAINTAIN Every 8-10 weeks, take a couple of weeks to prevent a plateau. Don't stop training, but back off a little and let your body recover. Stop trying to get stronger and don't push sets to failure. After two weeks of maintaining your previous gains, go back to 110%. Reduce your calories during this back-off phase as well. This gives your body a break from digesting and utilizing all the food you nee
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Basically, you train that bodypart heavy as you normally would on any given day, keeping the rep range at 8-12, but on the last exercise you perform the 7 sets to finish off that particular muscle, with minimal rest in between to get the best pump possible.
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Alternate the first exercise between dumbbells, barbells and machines. Use them all each workout, but change the order and angle. On all chest moves, you must arch your back, throw your chest high and keep your shoulders back. This takes the shoulders out of the movemen
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Low-rep flat-bench presses (fewer than eight reps) are a quick way to tear a pec. Use a full range of motion on all exercises. The only exceptions are intensity multipliers used on the last set. When you reach failure, push your muscles further with assisted negative reps or partials. Lean forward on dips to emphasize chest.
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Work the angles. There are three sides to the shoulder muscles and countless angles to hit them. Sit, stand, lean; barbell, dumbbell, machine; use them all. Start the workout with a press. Hit the big compound movement while you're strongest. Don't be afraid to work your rear delts near the beginning or middle of the workout. If you always do them at the end they will never grow!
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Warm up your shoulders, chest, triceps and rotator cuffs before training. The shoulders are vulnerable to injury. Try seated lateral raises to really isolate the side delts. This is my favorite move to build round shoulders!
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BALANCE YOUR PROTEINS: Take in protein of all types from all sources — fast acting, slow acting, whey, casein, egg, fish and animal proteins (beef, chicken, turkey, etc.).
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WHERE'S THE BEEF: Beef is great for offseason growth. In addition to the amino acids, you get tons of B vitamins, iron and testosterone-boosting fats.
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JUNK IT UP: Don't be afraid to eat some junk food once or twice per week. This boosts your metabolism and gives your body a different type of fuel. Stick to the "clean junk." These are calorically dense, but not super greasy foods. Examples are pasta, burgers, steak, sweet potato fries and cheesecake.
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If you want to grow, insulin spikes are your friends. You just have to time them correctly, like breakfast and postworkout. These are the times to have some fast-acting carbs that quickly replenish glycogen stores.
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Between 1950 and 1994, global meat production increased nearly fourfold, rising faster than the human population. During this period, production rates jumped from 18 to 35.4 kilograms per person
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Each person has needs for food, water, shelter, heating/cooling and transportation. To a large extent domesticated animals have the same needs.
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In United States, farm animals outweigh their human brethren by a factor of four to one, effectively making the US "population” balloon from 295 million to 1.2 billion.
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In Canada, farm animals also outweigh people by a factor of four to one. On a given day there are approximately 14.6 million beef and dairy cattle, 13 million pigs, 8 million turkeys, 96 million chickens, and 30 million people alive in Canada.3