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[Delacruz Member Find all posts View Profile Close Delacruz]

Hi Bros

Okay so im fairly experienced when it comes to AAS and diet as I compete in MMA however does anyone have some pretty easy to follow diet plans for a hectic work life as i work shifts and its always difficult to follow the old 6 meals a day every two hours so any help is appreciated.

[GirlyMan Member Find all posts View Profile Close GirlyMan]

Go with 3 meals a day with 2-3 meal replacements in between like Protein shakes or healthy snacks. Point is to eat often to keep the metabolism firing.

[Delacruz Member Find all posts View Profile Close Delacruz]

Thats my plan i just wondered what everyone packs up for the day, Im usually an omlette man but want some ideas of stuff I can cart around and eat - I hate planning diets haha

[GirlyMan Member Find all posts View Profile Close GirlyMan]

I have a local market cook/prepare my meals everyday, (like a wholefood store with a kitchen). I give them a box of eggs at the beginning of the week and they boil them for me. They also package up and individually vacuum seal pre-cooked 2 10oz chicken breasts, 1 8oz chicken breast, 1 8 oz lean steak, 4 cups of broccolii, and then either a cooked sweet potato or just some cups of brown rice depending on my carb intake for the week.

So on my drive to work i'll eat my hardboiled eggs and a protein shake. Then at noon i'll heat up the chicken and have some broccoli with it. Rinse and repeat all day, everyday. I eat the same thing every day, makes it easier to track. If i'm rushed, i'll just eat one of the chicken breasts right out of the package cold (it's already been cooked) while i'm heading to a meeting or a work site or whatever. If it gets real crazy, i'll tell the people i'm working with that i'll be eating during the meeting. Make your work, work around your eating.

I wouldn't recommend this for people on a tight budget, it costs roughly $32 a day for them to make everything. I'm just fortunate enough to have my work pay for my meals.

[Delacruz Member Find all posts View Profile Close Delacruz]

I have a local market cook/prepare my meals everyday, (like a wholefood store with a kitchen). I give them a box of eggs at the beginning of the week and they boil them for me. They also package up and individually vacuum seal pre-cooked 2 10oz chicken breasts, 1 8oz chicken breast, 1 8 oz lean steak, 4 cups of broccolii, and then either a cooked sweet potato or just some cups of brown rice depending on my carb intake for the week.

So on my drive to work i'll eat my hardboiled eggs and a protein shake. Then at noon i'll heat up the chicken and have some broccoli with it. Rinse and repeat all day, everyday. I eat the same thing every day, makes it easier to track. If i'm rushed, i'll just eat one of the chicken breasts right out of the package cold (it's already been cooked) while i'm heading to a meeting or a work site or whatever. If it gets real crazy, i'll tell the people i'm working with that i'll be eating during the meeting. Make your work, work around your eating.

I wouldn't recommend this for people on a tight budget, it costs roughly $32 a day for them to make everything. I'm just fortunate enough to have my work pay for my meals.

I wish there was something like that near me that sounds perfect, Just get them to prepare what i want hahahaha Im hinking about cooking the chicken the night before and having some steamed micro veg with me, simple enough I just want to ease off the protein shakes and get some good quality protein in me

Cheers

[jimmy93 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close jimmy93]

cooking the night b4 or cooking everyday becomes to much and if your in a rush you might skip a meal or change it for something quick that might not be as good for you, i find cooking 3 days in advance and tubing up meal for meal work's for me on a Sunday night i will cook everything for monday, tuesday and wednesday expect breakfast i trend to just drink few eggs and 2 slices of toast, and on wednesday night i cook for thursday, firday, saturday ect but on Sundays i'm normally around the house so i cook as i go on sundays, but its about finding what works for you.

[sixteentons Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close sixteentons]

I am like jimmy93 - I cook on Sunday. I individually wrap everything and put it in a big ass cooler everyday. I got it down to 2 hours of cooking on Sunday for the week. I usually only work 4 days a week. It aint easy and most of the time I eat my food cold right outa the baggies but it works. I go thru the following everyday......
2 slices of whole grain bread with natural peanut butter
2 eggs and 6 egg whites and 1 cup of spinach
1 8 oz turkey patty and 1 apple
6 to 8 oz of salmon with 1.5 cups of grean beans and 1/2 cup of brown rice
1 8 oz chicken breast and 1 half yam
protein shake
Dinner is up to the wife - usually salad and different types of meat or fish

[RonnyT Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close RonnyT]

I have a good wife that cooks for me every day, just fortunate I guess. H? guys go find yourself a wealthy caring lady. Best a girl that owns a stripclub and a liquerstore

[F.I.S.T. Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close F.I.S.T.]

Protein bars are a great way t add some calories and protein on the run.Also you could prepare some healthy sandwiches the night before,or do like I do and have your wife or girlfriend do it for you and bring them with you in a small cooler.My wife makes me food everyday and has it packed for me for the next day.Tuna with fat free Italian dressing is one of my fav's.

[Delacruz Member Find all posts View Profile Close Delacruz]

I have a good wife that cooks for me every day, just fortunate I guess. H? guys go find yourself a wealthy caring lady. Best a girl that owns a stripclub and a liquerstore

Hahahaha my GF is hopeless in the kitchen,

[Delacruz Member Find all posts View Profile Close Delacruz]

Protein bars are a great way t add some calories and protein on the run.Also you could prepare some healthy sandwiches the night before,or do like I do and have your wife or girlfriend do it for you and bring them with you in a small cooler.My wife makes me food everyday and has it packed for me for the next day.Tuna with fat free Italian dressing is one of my fav's.

I think theis is the route Im going to have to take - Few bars and some protein packed sandwiches tuna, salmon, turkey and chicken

[Delacruz Member Find all posts View Profile Close Delacruz]

I am like jimmy93 - I cook on Sunday. I individually wrap everything and put it in a big ass cooler everyday. I got it down to 2 hours of cooking on Sunday for the week. I usually only work 4 days a week. It aint easy and most of the time I eat my food cold right outa the baggies but it works. I go thru the following everyday......
2 slices of whole grain bread with natural peanut butter
2 eggs and 6 egg whites and 1 cup of spinach
1 8 oz turkey patty and 1 apple
6 to 8 oz of salmon with 1.5 cups of grean beans and 1/2 cup of brown rice
1 8 oz chicken breast and 1 half yam
protein shake
Dinner is up to the wife - usually salad and different types of meat or fish

This looks good bro simple ! I just want an easy life on the diet side for a change - Sick of spending more time planning food than training

[sixteentons Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close sixteentons]

I feel ya'. The BBQ is my best friend on Sundays. I just throw all the meat on there while I got the veggies steaming on the stove.

[F.I.S.T. Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close F.I.S.T.]

I think theis is the route Im going to have to take - Few bars and some protein packed sandwiches tuna, salmon, turkey and chicken

Nothin easier man.

Good luck with it brother.

Oh yeah and whip that gf into shape.Its not that hard makin tuna sandwiches.LOL