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Chris_Rendleman
Learning to Sprawl
Career record: 53-46
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: Devon
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today i had cheese on toast for breakfast, and hotdogs for dinner
what about your dietary needs?
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Post #1 7/5/07 9:11:20PM
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Mastodon2
MMA Sensei
Career record: 183-108
Season: 32-23 (#4471)
Location: Newcastle England
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I dont really eat stuff like Cheese on toast and all that, I try to keep it really low fat, but plenty of Carbs for energy (on training days at least) and as little salt and sugar as possible.
A typcial Days eating would look like this;
Breakfast:
1 Bowl of whlegrain cereal, semi skimmed milk, no added sugar
1 bannana
Lunch:
Sandwich (white bread, no butter)
Chicken
Lettuce
Tomato
Low fat mayo
Tea:
Pasta
Chicken breasts
low fat yoghurt
or alternatively a stir fry with lean meat, cooked in very little oil, to keep the lipid count down.
Supper:
Bannanas
plums
apples
oranges
Rice cakes
Throughout the day I drink a lot of filtered water, and low sugar fresh fruit juice.
Great diet, its helping me lose weight and get back into shape really quickly.
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Post #2 7/6/07 6:58:40AM
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Chris_Rendleman
Learning to Sprawl
Career record: 53-46
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: Devon
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Today for breakfast I had a bowl of Kellogs Fitnesse
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Post #3 7/7/07 5:37:20AM
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Chris_Rendleman
Learning to Sprawl
Career record: 53-46
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: Devon
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Pork Pie for lunch
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Post #4 7/7/07 7:52:44AM
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Mastodon2
MMA Sensei
Career record: 183-108
Season: 32-23 (#4471)
Location: Newcastle England
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Posted by Chris_Rendleman
Pork Pie for lunch
Are you serious? Pork Pies should not be on any diet list, other than the Cardiac Arrest diet. The amount of fat and salt in them is ridiculous. Dinner should be a low fat, high carb meal in preparation for training, depending on what time you train. I train at like 7pm, So I have some carbs for lunch, and then a small bowl of pasta at like 4pm, I dont like to eat too close to training, stops me from reaching my top speed in training.
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Post #5 7/7/07 5:07:02PM
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Jonny_Muzz
Learning to Sprawl
Career record: 51-21
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: Australia
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My diet usually consists of something along these lines:
Breakfast:
Apple, banana, orange, natural yogurt.
Smoothie consisting of (400ml milk, 2 raw eggs, 1 banana, spoon of raw honey)
Rolled oats (Mix together 1 Cup of oats, 1 cup of water, 2 tablespoons of yogurt and pinch of sea salt. Sit for at least 7hrs at room temperature. Bring 1 cup water to boil, add mixture, turn down heat and ready to serve in 5 minutes)
Fresh Vegetable Juice: 2-4 Carrots, 2 Tomatoes, half a celery, half a parsley, 2 apples.
Lunch:
Sushi rolls (salmon & avocado, tuna etc)
Fruit salad
Fresh fruit, nuts and sultanas
Multi-grain Bread Sandwich (sometimes toasted)
Dinner:
Lean Meat with vegetables
Deep sea fish (swordfish, salmon etc) with vegetables
Stir fries
Pasta dishes with vegetables
Vegetable lasagne's
The list goes on and on. I try to get the majority of my food as natural and organic. I am still trying to find a source for raw milk. I live in Geelong, Victoria, Australia. If anyone knows someone who can get me raw milk please contact me.
I normally drink at least 2 liters of water a day as well.
Last edited 7/7/07 9:20PM by Jonny_Muzz
Edit note/reason: n/a
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Post #6 7/7/07 9:19:58PM
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schlegel5252
Learning to Sprawl
Career record: 0-0
Season: 0-0 (#-)
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Hello,
I'm new here and pretty new to mma, only about 2 months experience under my belt so far.
I have recently done a lot of research in forums, online, at GNC, etc... and using what I learned I have put together a diet.
I am 6'0 183lbs right now. I have cut my calories way down, eliminated as much sugar and sodium from my diet as possible, I'm eating veggies, tuna, lean meant, those types of food. 4-5 smalls meals a day. I also drink as much water as I possibly can.
I train in muay thai mondays weds and saturdays and run and weight train on the other days.
The question I had is this: is there a minimum amount of calories I want to take in? I know you are supposed to burn more than you take in to lose body fat, which I am trying to do, but I do not want to cut my calories too far back and lose muscle or do anything unhealthy.
Any advice would be appreciated.
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Post #7 7/10/07 12:58:57PM
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Chris_Rendleman
Learning to Sprawl
Career record: 53-46
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: Devon
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fried egg sandwich
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Post #8 9/9/07 11:17:13AM
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Chris_Rendleman
Learning to Sprawl
Career record: 53-46
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: Devon
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Posted by enemyofmany
hey chris maybe you should eat your dogs azz for breakfast
this deserves many props
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Post #9 12/7/07 5:53:07PM
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KeNn
Standup Guy
Career record: 77-63
Season: 21-30 (#5204)
Location:
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I eat chris's mom. all day
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Post #10 12/9/07 5:56:06PM
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seanfu
In Full Mount
Career record: 90-55
Season: 31-19 (#5037)
Location: Fort Wayne IN
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As far as the minimum question, I'd never consume fewer than 1100 or so calories a day at 150-60 pounds. Around 180 To be safe don't go under 1200-1300. Also, they say eat big to go big so if you want to maintain a certain muscle mass don't consume under1500 or so.
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Post #11 12/9/07 6:56:43PM
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hunterlcs92
Learning to Sprawl
Career record: 118-96
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: CT
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well if your trying to make a certain weight i lost 3 pounds in an hour and a half by...
eat ing things mostly around 150 calories. for lunch have about 220. adn then drink as much water as possible. Then jump rope until needed.
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Post #12 12/10/07 9:38:07AM
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