Diet planning help pease

[Joseph1990]

Hello everyone, I need prop diet plan for gaining lean muscle and drop some bf
My stats is
age 25
weight 172 lb
bf 15 or 16% not realy sure 100%
height 5.10 .
btw I am about to order some SARMS and steroids( test c) for my fist cycle

Thanks to all of you an advance

 

[Gymjunkie38]

As far as bodyfat percent when looking in the mirror without flexing is there any abdominal definition and if the ot estimate the thickness of what you can pinch at your upper hip ( lovehandle area) and lifting history this is important because newbies make drastic gains when compared too more advanced lifters

 

[Gymjunkie38]

Also too really get a good baseline I have people track there food for 2 weeks without changing anything so I can see how there body is responding too there current diet . Remember we adapt quickly too the way we eat so were all drastically differant . Any cookie cutter program id give you now would be modified weekly and when we got it right for you it would be completely differant

 

[Testdude63]

Track your calories and macronutrients. Don't go looking for some cookie cutter diet. One size fits all does not apply to dieting.

 

[Gymjunkie38]

My best friend eats 400 grams of carbs a day three weeks off from the show if I get near that in the offseason I get fat

 

[RickRock]

Checkout RickRock's nutrition thread. It'll give you a good starting point then follow that for 2-3 weeks and see what kind of results you get. After seeing your results you can adjust accordingly and then reassess again in a few weeks.

http://adrenalinerushforum.com/showthread.php?6585-Diet-and-Nutrition-basics-101

^This is a great start for you bro. It should give you the tools you need to help construct a good diet to suit your goals. If you have any specific questions, fell free to ask them brother

 

[Joseph1990]

^This is a great start for you bro. It should give you the tools you need to help construct a good diet to suit your goals. If you have any specific questions, fell free to ask them brother

Thanks Rick but you didn't mention anything about how much I should consume carbs and fat per body bound like you mention protein is 1.5 of every body lb. Thank you for the great info

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[RickRock]

Thanks Rick but you didn't mention anything about how much I should consume carbs and fat per body bound like you mention protein is 1.5 of every body lb. Thank you for the great info

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Look towards the end of the article where I mentioned ratios. That is where you will figure up how much fat and carbs to fill in your total calories per day. Everyone uses different ratios so it's good to experiment and see what works best for you. You could start with a simple ratio of something like 45/40/15 which is around where I like and adjust it to your liking.

Please revisit that thread to see how it is broken down. It's explained fairly easily

 

[Joseph1990]

Look towards the end of the article where I mentioned ratios. That is where you will figure up how much fat and carbs to fill in your total calories per day. Everyone uses different ratios so it's good to experiment and see what works best for you. You could start with a simple ratio of something like 45/40/15 which is around where I like and adjust it to your liking.

Please revisit that thread to see how it is broken down. It's explained fairly easily

Rick my bro you are awesome and full with great info. I appreciate your help. God bless you

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[9th Wonder]

Look towards the end of the article where I mentioned ratios. That is where you will figure up how much fat and carbs to fill in your total calories per day. Everyone uses different ratios so it's good to experiment and see what works best for you. You could start with a simple ratio of something like 45/40/15 which is around where I like and adjust it to your liking.

Please revisit that thread to see how it is broken down. It's explained fairly easily

This is how I like to do it as well. I've typically run high fat diet low carbs but the macros Rick is referring to have worked very well for me.

 

[Gymjunkie38]

Thats the biggest thing is paying attention too your body and adjusting it until you find your sweet spot were all different l like carb cycling but I dont reccomend it for novice guys because of the psychological effects .your low carb days will dry you out making you look leaner then your higher carb days will bloat you back out and youll get frustrated and think you gained fat when your just manipulating hydration the fat is coming off