Sport YOUR opinions on MY diet, please.

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I ask for your comments about my daily plan. If any of you have suggestions I would love to hear them.

My day consists of:

-breakfast
-after workout shake
-lunch
-snack
-dinner

For breakfast I eat 3 or 4 eggs, a piece of fruit, a handful of raw nuts, and lots of water. If I run out of eggs, I sometimes substitute a piece of steak, chicken, or pork leftover from the previous night's dinner. With breakfast I take Nature's Plus "Source Of Life" Adult Chewable plant sourced multi vitamin AND Nordic Naturals Ultimate Omega 1000mg fish oil.

I typically do a rigorous workout 2 hours after breakfast.

Within 30 minutes after my workout I make a smoothie with Isopure whey protein (50g protein, low carb), 1 tsp L-glutamine powder, about 1/2 lb. of berries, and 1 cup of almond milk (or some other non-dairy beverage that's NOT soy).

For my afternoon snack I have been eating a piece of fruit and a Pure Protein brand protein bar (32g protein).

For both lunch and dinner I cook either 2 pork chops, 2 chicken breasts, 2-4 tilapia filets, a large salmon or sea bass filet, or a decent sized piece of lean beef steak. With each meal I will steam a large quantity of a vegetable and eat it with ground pepper or tabasco sauce. These might include squash, zuchini, spinach, brocoli, asparagus, turnips, or carrots. I tend to cycle these meats and vegetables throughout the week, so I get each kind of veggie or meat at least once if not twice per week.

I either grill the meat outside OR cook it in the pan with a tbsp of ghee or coconut oil. Most of the time I eat them plain, but occasionally will add pesto, salsa, or marinara. I never eat battered or breaded meats.

Once per week I will sautee large portabello mushrooms with garlic and onion in olive oil and serve that with my chicken, and drown all of it in Seeds Of Change marinara sauce. That's my little treat for myself.

Each night about an hour or two after dinner I make myself a large cup of hot green tea. If I need a random snack throughout the day I keep tons of extra fruit and nuts around. I am might randomly eat these when I am hungry, but often keep myself satisfied from plenty of food in the 3 square meals.

So, please rate my diet and let me know if you would suggest a different protein shake, protein bar, order of eating items, timing, more supplements, etc.
 
First, how many calories does that come out to? How much do you weigh? Secondly, what are you goals?

I don't say this often, but it almost looks like you have too little carbs. The fruit and veggies are great, but you might consider having some oats in the morning. It will help you with your rigorous workout.
 
That's a good question. I've never really added up the calories. I should get to work on that.

Today I weighed 203 lbs., am 6'2", and was at 17.5% body fat a couple of weeks ago.

My goals are to get faster and stronger, have more endurance, and get rid of this last little flap of belly and love handle pooch. I have lost almost 50 lbs. of fat this year, and have gone from a 44 to 34" waist. At this point I seem to be able to maintain the fat losses, but the weight loss has totally stopped, so I am at a plateau of sorts.

Adding oats would be a pretty drastic change. That scares me a little....
 
Well congrats on your progress so far, that's great man. You have accomplished something most cannot, so props for that!

Okay, get on or a similar site, and get some numbers on how many calories you eat in a day. It's important to know. I'm wagering that you aren't getting enough. Sometimes fat loss can be inhibited when you aren't eating enough. Sounds crazy, but it can be true for many.

As for the oats, it's just a suggestion. Do you feel good all day long, during the workout, even as the night as winding down? You should. If you aren't you need to supply your body with more energy. Some people do very low carb diets, and it works for them.

What do you do workout wise? I hope there is lifting, with lots of compounds?
 
Dude thanks, that fitday site is great!

My workouts this week:

Monday - 9 mile run
Tuesday - lifting - back, biceps
Wednesday - 6 mile run
Thursday - off
Friday - lifting - legs, abs
Saturday - lifting - chest, triceps, shoulders
Sunday - wind sprints - speed workout
 
To answer your earlier question about my daily nutrition:

1,994 calories
77.9g fat
97g carbs
237g protein
 
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