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50 minute workout at 6am. Medicine Ball, Bosu, Dead lifts, Bench press, Step ups, jump rope.

Breakfast- cottage cheese, ww toast with cashew butter, orange. sweet potato.
Lunch- cauliflower mashed w/wilted spinach and chicken sausage.
Dinner- Red Cabbage soup, swiss chard, sweet potato, chicken sausage.

1.5 hr post meal blood glucose 91.

PS- Can't **** on Lyle's diet. Must have some grains.
 

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breakfast-5 eggs, cheddar, turkey bacon, 10 oz coffee, 36 oz water

lunch-3 beef meatballs with mozzarella and hot sauce

2 metabolic drive shakes

dinner will be 6 oz steak with broccoli

last night, trained chest and legs

tonight, 30 mins hiit and cable tabatas
 

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thank you why for the clarification

Originally Posted by 1969
Yesterday-

50 minute workout at 6am. Medicine Ball, Bosu, Dead lifts, Bench press, Step ups, jump rope.

Breakfast- cottage cheese, ww toast with cashew butter, orange. sweet potato.
Lunch- cauliflower mashed w/wilted spinach and chicken sausage.
Dinner- Red Cabbage soup, swiss chard, sweet potato, chicken sausage.

1.5 hr post meal blood glucose 91.

PS- Can't **** on Lyle's diet. Must have some grains.


actually i've been eating mostly veggies as the carbs, which is a lot of veggies (and thus i dont ever eat the full requisite 30g). i've been ******** pretty well. i think caffeine also helps as it disrupts absorption of water when mass is in the large intestine.
 

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Originally Posted by indesertum
actually i've been eating mostly veggies as the carbs, which is a lot of veggies (and thus i dont ever eat the full requisite 30g). i've been ******** pretty well. i think caffeine also helps as it disrupts absorption of water when mass is in the large intestine.

I'm not actually doing a PSMF at this time. But that is my experience.
 

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Originally Posted by bBoy JEe
3700 calories??? Jeebus. How heavy are you? And what is your physical activity level?

Well, it's in there, buried, but I'm 5'9 145 lbs and I do SS / Stronglifts which is a 3 day a week strength training program that has you perform squats every time. All my lifts are nearly at failure all the time, which I'm not sure is a good idea, but that's where I am with it.

Of those 3700 - almost a fourth is from milk, which I cut back on when I don't work out.

I struggle with the same shock you are expressing sometimes. My girlfriend isn't sure what to think. But as soon as I started drinking milk to bump my calories, my lifts began going up again and I was able to hold on to a bit more body weight. I seem to have temporarily plateaued again, but I'm hoping that is fatigue from a really excellent 8 weeks.

I had gotten to 140 a couple months ago and almost every time I would weigh myself I would be 135 again. I was 150 last week, but then I stopped eating beans for 3-4 days and lost another 5 lbs.
 

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Off day, 12 hr night shift.

1cu whole milk, 1cu rolled oats, handful dried cranberries / walnuts / almonds / sesame seeds
1cu trader joe's low sodium vegetable juice
150+300+??300+50 = 850 cal

3 servings 4% milkfat large curd cottage cheese
120x3=360

1 lb chicken, 2x whole wheat tortillas, 2 T olive oil mayo, squirts sriracha, cu spinach across 2 meals
??480+300+150 = 1050

1can trader joe's cuban style beans
3.5x100 = 350 cal

1cu whole milk before bed
1x150 = 150 cal

probably 40 cal in supplements
daily total ~2800 cal

It'll be exactly the same tomorrow, also an off day, and work out Saturday afternoon.
 

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You're 5' 9", 145# and you DL 245x5s? -_-; dude what is wrong with me


Today I had 1 ECG stack (forgot to bring my drugs baggie), 3 g EPA/DHA, 600 mg calcium, 1 multivitamin

I had 3 chicken thighs (I had thought previously that chicken thighs were OK, but I don't think they're allowed on a PSMF) (48g protein, -_-; 30g fat)

8 oz lean turkey deli meat (36g protein, 4.5 g fat)

6 oz fish (42g protein, 6g fat)

3/4 serving ON casein (17 g protein)

2 cup fennel salad (12g carbohydrates)


137 g protein, 41g fat, 12g carbohydrates.

Chicken thigh was killer. Need to switch to breast. Also I think I'll go eat some more food right now.


For exercise, today's my day off


Right now I feel pretty good. I had a physical today which was pre-requisite to start firefighting training and I got like 112/62, 64bpm (after 200mg caffeine), above average ventilation rate.

I think 3% of 155 = 4.7 pounds of fat or so, but I guess I'll gain some weight with the crossfit warmup. -_-; This is most probably stupid (2 days since I started this, but I've following it in some form for a while now), but I think I can see my abs a lot more clearly.


However, I am pretty hungry all day. I think the crisis occurs near meal time where I have bad cravings for bread. -_- oh god bread.
 

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Originally Posted by 1969
I'm not actually doing a PSMF at this time. But that is my experience.

what diet plan are you following? I need a plan for post RFL/PSMF
 

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let's go to the gym together!
 

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Originally Posted by indesertum
This is most probably stupid (2 days since I started this, but I've following it in some form for a while now), but I think I can see my abs a lot more clearly.

If you are down to 12g carbs / day two days in a row I am not surprised that you see your abs more clearly given the description you have provided.

I know you said you want to get to single digit bf in the first post, but you didn't really explain your motivation for doing that?
 

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Off day, 12 hr night shift.

1cu whole milk, 1cu rolled oats, handful dried cranberries / walnuts / almonds / sesame seeds
1cu trader joe's low sodium vegetable juice
150+300+??300+50 = 850 cal

1 lb trader joe's 2% fat greek yogurt
2x160 = 320 cal

1 lb chicken, 2x whole wheat tortillas, 2 T olive oil mayo, squirts sriracha, cu spinach across 2 meals
??480+300+150 = 1050

1cu whole milk before bed
1x150 = 150 cal

probably 40 cal in supplements
daily total ~2400 cal

Same as yesterday but no beans and yogurt instead of cottage cheese. I get to sleep 8 hrs tomorrow and then hit the gym. I always have high hopes for the first day of the week. I get excited and nervous. Will probably not push for a PR on squats, but I think I might go for a PR on bench. I'll try to bench my BW from 1 yr ago!
 

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Accountability? Be accountable to yourself.

If you want something - do it. Tying your success to strangers on the internet is a bad crutch.
 

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Originally Posted by jarude
Accountability? Be accountable to yourself.

If you want something - do it. Tying your success to strangers on the internet is a bad crutch.


Meh. If this helps people reach their goals then there is nothing wrong with it. Much better then not doing anything at all.
 

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Originally Posted by jarude
Accountability? Be accountable to yourself.

If you want something - do it. Tying your success to strangers on the internet is a bad crutch.


I'm sorry, but I'm not as perfect as you are. Yes I need a crutch to walk, but I'd rather walk than not.


Motivation is comfortableness? I know it's not as strong of a motivation as a weigh in or a wedding, but I feel uncomfortable. I had low bf% when I was in track and field and I want to regain that feeling.


Today was a very very ****** day. One of my friends passed away and I've been dealing with a lot emotion.

I started out OK.

3 eggs, 6 oz mushrooms in the morning

2 chicken breasts, 4 tablespoons of chickpeas for lunch


but then all went to hell and I had half a pack of cigarettes, half a beer, a pearl milk tea, some chips, some oreos, some of those chocolate chip cookies that come in a blue package. I dunno how many calories that is. Maybe 800.

Did not do "Crossfit" warm up regimen.

Lyle says that for fatter people incorporating a rest meal? I forget what he calls it, is a good idea. I guess it'll just take longer for single digit bf%
 

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On modified velocity diet (some real food higher cals 10 weeks). Started Today. I weigh 191 pounds.
 

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