Gym and fitness (36 Viewers)

Fint

Senior Member
Aug 13, 2010
19,354
I've never fucked a fat bird :)

But I'm a virgin :(
Once in awhile it's ok, it's a great confidence boost for both parties. The fat bird gets the ride while you know you can only do better next time around.

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Sure, among other things. :D A lot of food has fat in it, even meat. I try to eat a lot of nuts. Olive oil in your salad. Eggs, etc.



OOOHHH BURN!
Less of a 'burn' and more of a chafe if you follow :D
 

Fint

Senior Member
Aug 13, 2010
19,354
:lol:

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So back on topic, what's your daily rituals in terms of diet, supplements etc

At present my day goes like this:

breakfast - 3 eggs (scrambled), bowl of porridge and banana for breakfast, followed by workout

Protein shake shortly after

lunch - Chicken salad, Chicken and pasta or tuna salad usually with either yogurt (Greek style
), or soup

Dinner - Either chicken, steak or fish with veg and mash potato.

Protein shake then around 8pm


Still feel as though I need to squeeze another meal in there somewhere but it's difficult with work obviously
 

ALC

Ohaulick
Oct 28, 2010
46,544
Breakfast is like 2-3 cups of Fiber One cereal. Lunch is 4 scrambled eggs with buffalo chicken cold cuts and cheese of the week. One protein shake sometime after that. Dinner aka whatever mom cooks. And before bed I'll usually have a shitload of greek yogurt with honey and crushed walnuts.

Sometimes I substitute lunch with a cheesesteak + fries, general tso's, or whatever filthy fast food I'm craving.
 

Zacheryah

Senior Member
Aug 29, 2010
42,251
testosterine is synthesised out of various products including cholesterol and vitamin c.

~1/3 of your saturated fat intake is converted in cholesterol.

The cellular wall of your bodycells are made from a phosporlipid double layer.


You need fat intake, just not that much. 70grams is enough for most, if its the correct proportions


Shakes are a way to increase protein and complex carb intake in an easy way, with low fat attached. What you need to do is calculate how much calories you burn each day, and then take that number and convert it into 40%carb, 40%protein, 20%fat, knowing that 1gram of carb or protein equals 4 calories and 1 gram of fat equals 9 calories. Use the grams you get to set up your meals.

using whey and oats, you can very easely balance your intake.
 

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