New Diet

[SpeedKillz]

ok so after some planning i chose my new routine to drop about 20 or so pounds (had to stop training for 6 months for certain reasons). I'm going to be doing the warrior diet since i heard good things about it, jus wanted some opinions on the food and such. thanks here it is

5AM
wake up and do roadwork (intervals/ sprints one day, long distance the next day)
7AM
Protein shake with an apple and an orange
8AM-4PM
work
5PM-7PM
gym work
8 or 8:30 PM
one big meal consisting of chicken, fish, wheat pasta, wheat bread, eggs, oatmeal, nuts, etc. basically all the foods i would eat throughout the day i eat in one big meal at night.
11PM
bed

thoughts? opinions? critique? thanks alot.

[Trick]

What about lunch? Eating big meals is a bad plan actually. If you have the time and the means, I'd recommend 6 small meals throughout the day.

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get more sleep!

[Trick]

get more sleep!

indeed, sure be tough every now and then an train off 6 hours of sleep... but honestly, for a prolonged period of time, you'll need average 8 hours (min) a night to do well, although everyone's different.

[msagrain]

yh u need at lest 8 hours sleep other wise your going to be run down also you meals should be the same size so you intake of food it balence throughout the day

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yh u need at lest 8 hours sleep other wise your going to be run down also you meals should be the same size so you intake of food it balence throughout the day

Plus, when your not sleeping as much your body will crave fast sugary foods even more, making being on that diet just little more tougher. I remember when i used to work ****ty shifts and would only get 5 hours sleep - i went mental trying to avoid jam on toast for some reason.

[Peterp]

The warrior diet in my opinion is friggin terrible for a hard training athlete.

goto www.johnberardi.com for some good diet/nutrional tips.