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  • pacquiao-king
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    #1

    beginner.. diet

    Thanks for criticism.
    Last edited by pacquiao-king; 09-02-2010, 11:58 AM.
  • HM_Luke
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    #2
    Well you're eating healthy that's for sure.

    It all depends on what you want to do. Bulk or cut? what weight do you plan to fight at etc?

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      #3
      Thanks for criticism.
      Last edited by pacquiao-king; 09-02-2010, 11:59 AM.

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      • pacquiao-king
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        #4
        Any more opinions? Also I'm thinking of swapping tuna for something else except for the weekend so I have tuna twice a week. I don't want mercury poison yet again I don't want a broken nose but I still intend on boxing =)
        Last edited by pacquiao-king; 11-23-2009, 02:28 PM.

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        • HM_Luke
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          #5
          I'd suggest to do body weight stuff. press ups, squats, lunges, crunches etc etc...

          make a plan of it. (monday- chest, tuesday - legs etc etc)

          oatmeal + a few eggs (pref boiled or scram but mostly whites)

          hit the tuna in some bread?

          rice/pasta - fine but wholemeal (brown) and also try have some meat with this.

          you need to do some sort of cardio for at least 30 mins a day.

          Jog for 30 mins
          Bike
          Swim
          Skipping


          Sorry it's all over the place but i'm tired

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          • Skuzzles
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            #6
            Your diet seems pretty balanced, but between breakfast at lunch you go 5 hours without eating anything. Try eating something around 9 or 10. Something like a handfull of almonds mixed with dried cranberries, or a banana or orange. Nothing that will fill you up but will keep your metabolism going.

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