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<blockquote data-quote="solopiz" data-source="post: 17423759" data-attributes="member: 476404"><p>Me meal plan aka try karapu un ennawadaaa The Skinny Guy Muscle-Gain Meal Plan TARGET: 3,000 CALORIES, 300g CARBS, 225g PROTEIN, 100g FAT Forging new muscle requires a menu that is high in both carbs and calories. But remember, going on a muscle-building diet is not an excuse for eating everything in sight. Instead, you’ll eat just enough high-quality, nutrient-dense carbs when your body needs them most—around your workouts. Note that the plan here is for a guy who trains in the afternoon. If your sessions are in the morning, simply rearrange it so you’re eating the starch containing meals before and right after your workout and then avoid starchy carbs later in the day. If you want to stay healthy and have more energy, this is the plan for you. It’s relatively low in carbs and very high in protein, and it emphasizes antioxidant-rich foods to improve the health of your blood vessels while also warding off inflammation—two factors that accelerate the rate at which every cell in your body ages. MEAL 1: CHEESY SCRAMBLED EGGS WITH SCALLIONS • 3 omega-3 eggs • 4 egg whites (to add variety, you can switch out for 2 slices turkey bacon, 2 small chicken sausages, 2 slices Canadian bacon, or ¼ cup canned salmon) • ¼ cup shredded cheddar cheese • 2 scallions, chopped (switch out for 2 tbsp salsa, ¼ cup diced onions, or 2 tbsp diced sun-dried tomatoes) • 2 slices Ezekiel bread (switch out for 1 multi-grain English muffin, 3 corn tortillas, 1 large flour tortilla, or 1/3 cup rolled oats) • 1 small apple (switch out for 2 kiwis, 1 small banana, or 1 cup raspberries) MEAL 2: BLUEBERRY ALMOND SMOOTHIE • 2 scoops vanilla protein powder • 1 cup blueberries (switch out for ¾ cup frozen mango chunks) • 1 oz almonds (switch out for 1 oz cashews) • 1 cup vanilla almond milk (switch out for vanilla coconut milk) • 1 cup water • 3–4 ice cubes MEAL 3: GRILLED FLANK STEAK WITH TOMATO BEAN SALAD • 6 oz fl ank steak (switch out for 6 oz salmon fi llet; 3 boneless, skinless chicken breasts; or 6 oz trout) • 1 tomato, diced • ½ cucumber, diced • 1 cup chickpeas (switch out for 1 cup black beans, 1 cup kidney beans, or 1 cup Great Northern beans) • 1 tsp olive oil MEAL 4: POST-WORKOUT NUTRITION •Recovery shakecontaining 50g carbs + 25g protein MEAL 5: ROASTED CHICKEN WITH QUINOA SALAD • 6 oz boneless, skinless chicken breast (switch out for 6 oz pork tenderloin, 5 oz Buffalo rib eye, or 5 oz top round beef) • 1/3 cup quinoa, dry measure (switch out for 1/3 cup couscous, ¼ cup brown rice, or ¼ cup wild rice) • 2 tbsp walnuts (switch out for 3 tbsp slivered almonds, 2 tbsp chopped pecans, or 2 tbsp shelled and chopped pistachios) • 2 tbsp Craisins (switch out for ½ cup quartered grapes, 2 tbsp golden raisins, or 2 tbsp unsweetened, MEAL 6: YAMS AND PARMESAN WHITE FISH •6 oz tilapia (switch out for 5 oz tuna steak, 7 oz cod, or 6 oz shrimp) • 2 tbsp Parmesan cheese • 2 medium yams (switch out for 1/3 cup Amaranth, 1/3 cup wheat berries, or 1/3 cup pearl barley) • 1 tbsp butter (switch out for 1 tbsp extra-virgin olive oil, 1 tbsp toasted sesame seed oil, or 1 tbsp coconut oil) • 1 cup broccoli fl orets (switch out for 4 stalks of asparagus)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="solopiz, post: 17423759, member: 476404"] Me meal plan aka try karapu un ennawadaaa The Skinny Guy Muscle-Gain Meal Plan TARGET: 3,000 CALORIES, 300g CARBS, 225g PROTEIN, 100g FAT Forging new muscle requires a menu that is high in both carbs and calories. But remember, going on a muscle-building diet is not an excuse for eating everything in sight. Instead, you’ll eat just enough high-quality, nutrient-dense carbs when your body needs them most—around your workouts. Note that the plan here is for a guy who trains in the afternoon. If your sessions are in the morning, simply rearrange it so you’re eating the starch containing meals before and right after your workout and then avoid starchy carbs later in the day. If you want to stay healthy and have more energy, this is the plan for you. It’s relatively low in carbs and very high in protein, and it emphasizes antioxidant-rich foods to improve the health of your blood vessels while also warding off inflammation—two factors that accelerate the rate at which every cell in your body ages. MEAL 1: CHEESY SCRAMBLED EGGS WITH SCALLIONS • 3 omega-3 eggs • 4 egg whites (to add variety, you can switch out for 2 slices turkey bacon, 2 small chicken sausages, 2 slices Canadian bacon, or ¼ cup canned salmon) • ¼ cup shredded cheddar cheese • 2 scallions, chopped (switch out for 2 tbsp salsa, ¼ cup diced onions, or 2 tbsp diced sun-dried tomatoes) • 2 slices Ezekiel bread (switch out for 1 multi-grain English muffin, 3 corn tortillas, 1 large flour tortilla, or 1/3 cup rolled oats) • 1 small apple (switch out for 2 kiwis, 1 small banana, or 1 cup raspberries) MEAL 2: BLUEBERRY ALMOND SMOOTHIE • 2 scoops vanilla protein powder • 1 cup blueberries (switch out for ¾ cup frozen mango chunks) • 1 oz almonds (switch out for 1 oz cashews) • 1 cup vanilla almond milk (switch out for vanilla coconut milk) • 1 cup water • 3–4 ice cubes MEAL 3: GRILLED FLANK STEAK WITH TOMATO BEAN SALAD • 6 oz fl ank steak (switch out for 6 oz salmon fi llet; 3 boneless, skinless chicken breasts; or 6 oz trout) • 1 tomato, diced • ½ cucumber, diced • 1 cup chickpeas (switch out for 1 cup black beans, 1 cup kidney beans, or 1 cup Great Northern beans) • 1 tsp olive oil MEAL 4: POST-WORKOUT NUTRITION •Recovery shakecontaining 50g carbs + 25g protein MEAL 5: ROASTED CHICKEN WITH QUINOA SALAD • 6 oz boneless, skinless chicken breast (switch out for 6 oz pork tenderloin, 5 oz Buffalo rib eye, or 5 oz top round beef) • 1/3 cup quinoa, dry measure (switch out for 1/3 cup couscous, ¼ cup brown rice, or ¼ cup wild rice) • 2 tbsp walnuts (switch out for 3 tbsp slivered almonds, 2 tbsp chopped pecans, or 2 tbsp shelled and chopped pistachios) • 2 tbsp Craisins (switch out for ½ cup quartered grapes, 2 tbsp golden raisins, or 2 tbsp unsweetened, MEAL 6: YAMS AND PARMESAN WHITE FISH •6 oz tilapia (switch out for 5 oz tuna steak, 7 oz cod, or 6 oz shrimp) • 2 tbsp Parmesan cheese • 2 medium yams (switch out for 1/3 cup Amaranth, 1/3 cup wheat berries, or 1/3 cup pearl barley) • 1 tbsp butter (switch out for 1 tbsp extra-virgin olive oil, 1 tbsp toasted sesame seed oil, or 1 tbsp coconut oil) • 1 cup broccoli fl orets (switch out for 4 stalks of asparagus) [/QUOTE]
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