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Old 22-04-2007, 11:01 AM   1 links from elsewhere to this Post. Click to view. #1 (permalink)
 
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hi y,all.
just wanted to introduce myself. im a new member to this forum and new to bodybuilding. im hoping to do my first comp next march and i have just started a diet and exercise programme. however im finding it tricky to keep up with meals and water intake at work, particularly on fridays and saturdays.(im a hairdresser and we are expected to just grab a bite of something between clients!) any tips and advice on this would be greatly appreciated!!
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Poss try flapjacks and whey protien shakes, all the best...

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cheers for that. already on a good quality protein powder tho i dont want to rely on it , wud prefer to get my protein from original sources, e.g. eggs fish chicken etc.
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you've only just started yuor exercise programme and don't follow a strict diet yet want to compete next march?? :$

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personally i don't think it makes a difference where you get your protien from, i.e. whey, chicken, fish, whatever. Your body digest it all in the same way.

Of cause some people may disagree.

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Meaow KittyKat lol

Meal replacement shakes are a good idea, If u want to pack on muscle then u will have to up the calories too, What competition class are u interested in?

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Try cooking up some Puy lentils. Cook them with celery, carrots and some bacon with a bit of stock. Tastes good and is a great supply of complex carbs and protein. I make this in big batches and then just put it in microwavable plastic dishes for a snack or to boost my main meals.
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cheers guys for all your tips! they will be very useful!

i want to enter the trained figure class in the competition next march so i kno i will have to increase calorie consumption. at the min im following a low carb diet for few weeks, due to change next week. see below.
7am (before 20min cardio) protein shake 2 fatburners, creatine and glutamine
7.30am porridge with half water half milk, protein shake
10.30am chicken and ice
1.30pm tuna/chicken salad, fat free bio yogurt
4.30pm protein shake, few strawberries
6pm a black coffee and 2 fatburners before i head to gym.
protein shake before and after workout
dinner is lean mince or salmon, with sweet potatoes and veg.
supposed to have eggs a couple hours after but i never have enough time before bed. before bed protein and glutamine and zinc

like i said this will be changed next week.
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4 someone who is new to bodybuilding? you sure do have your diet nailed...

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hi n welcome kitty!
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