Showing posts with label nutrition and training plan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nutrition and training plan. Show all posts

11.10.2013

Day 8 - Weekly Nutrition Plan & Training Plan

I am feeling positive and ready to attack this week. The burners are on and the crock pot is working. Meal prep is officially under way. I am easing back into finding my groove. I should be able to stay consistent in my schedule this week, so I am greatly looking forward to a successful week.

Training Plan

Sunday -Rest Day

Monday -Marathon Training -  Run 3 miles

Tuesday - Glute: Heavy & Step Mill x 20min

Wednesday - Marathon Training -  Run 6 miles
                      Train - Back/Biceps/Abs

Thursday - Marathon Training - Run 3 miles
                   Train - Shoulders/Chest/Triceps

Friday - Glute: Light &  Plyo/Functional

Saturday - Marathon Training - Run 12 miles

Glute: Heavy
3x10
Smith Squat
Sumo Squat

Leg Pressdown
Cable Kickback

Smith Reverse Lunges (with leg lift)
Hack Squat

Hip Thruster
Butt Blaster

Romanian Deadlift
Donkey Kick - Smith


Abductor

Back/Biceps/Abs
Drop Sets 3 x 15,12,10
Pull Up

Lat Pulldown
CG Cable Row
CG Pulldown
One Arm Dumbbell Row
Hyperextensions - weighted

Barbell Curls
Preacher Curl
Rope Hammer Curl

Hanging Leg Raise
Reverse Crunch
Leg Drops

Shoulders/Chest/Triceps
Drop Sets 3 x 15,12,10
Dumbbell Shoulder Press
Dumbbell Lateral Raise
Alternating Front Dumbbell Raise
Reverse Pec Deck
Rope High Pull - Rear Delt


Flat Dumbbell Press
PullOver
Incline Dumbbell Flye
Machine Flye

Dumbbell Overhead Tricep Ext
Skull Crushers
Dips - weighted

Glute: Light
4x15
Bulgarian Split Squat
Single Leg Squat
Switch Lunge Jumps

Step Ups - Weighted
Curtsy Lunges
Speed Skaters

Reverse Hyperextension
Cable Kickback
Jump Squats

Nutrition Plan
I had a difficult time managing the varying amount of calories from day to day due to changes in work schedule and needing to be flexible. I decided to make everyday have the same calorie goal, which in my case is 1,800. Still on a 40/30/30 split with macros.

Meal One -
Vegetable Egg Bake with Ezekiel Cinnamon Toast



Meal Two -
Chocolate Peppermint Protein Pancakes
I used the Amazing Grass seasonal flavor, Chocolate Peppermint and added mint extract











Meal Three -
Chicken Tortilla Bake

Meal Four -
Turkey Burger, Brussels Sprouts and Sweet Potato Chips


Meal 5 -
Quest Bar & Nut Butter

Meal 6 -
Recovery Protein Shake

Stay tuned for helpful nutrition and fitness topics through out the week. Feel free to email me at fitwhitt@gmail.com with any questions.

- FitWhitt

11.03.2013

Day 1 - GRIT

Grit -  a positive, non-cognitive trait based on an individual’s passion for a particular long-term goal or end state coupled with a powerful motivation to achieve their respective objective. This perseverance of effort promotes the overcoming of obstacles or challenges that lie within a gritty individual’s path to accomplishment and serves as a driving force in achievement realization.

 Be willing to start over. Be willing to learn. Be willing to try again. Be willing to fail and fail hard.

I've had success with personal health and fitness goals, but I have also failed. The issue of losing weight is never truly the hardest part. The hardest part is finding that magic balance of maintenance. I am sharing my journey as I attempt to find and achieve balance. I will be sharing as much as I can with all of you.

On Sundays, I will be sharing my nutrition and training plan with you. Be patient with me because I promise I will go into further detail as the week progresses on how I created my plan. I know how to loose weight fast, but that is not my goal. My three goals with my nutrition and training plan are: to preserve as much muscle as I can, to maintain high energy levels for my workouts and to gain strength while achieving a leaner physique. Because I still desire to not only preserve my current muscle mass but build more, I am keeping a large amount of carbohydrates and calories into my plan. This will truly be a first for me.

Here is this weeks nutrition and training plan. I will be explaining how I came to my exact nutrition plan/numbers in the following posts this week. I will be eating more than I ever have but it is all science based so I am giving it a try. I know what I need to do to get lean but I am on a mission to not only be healthy and lean on the outside but healthy and lean on the inside.

Four days a week I will be lifting in the gym and preforming marathon training. On these days my calorie goal is 2400 calories a day. I will create a 750 calorie a day deficit (how I came to this deficit goal will be explained in a future post later this week) with training alone on these days so I will not be cutting any calories from my maintenance BMR/activity level diet.

Three days a week I will be working so I will only be preforming light cardio these days. I will create a 750 calorie a day deficit through a combination of training and diet. On these days my calorie goal will be 1700.

I will be incorporating one rest day a week. On this day I will be creating my calorie deficit with diet alone, so my calorie goal this day will be 1400.

My nutrition macronutrients daily goal is 40% of my diet from protein sources and 30% from carbohydrates and fat sources.

Here is my diet plan for this week.
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2,400 Calorie Day






1,700 Calorie Day





1,400 Calorie Day






I schedule my workouts around my work schedule. I work 12 hours shifts as a nurse three days a week. I designed a 4 day weight training split around my non-work days since I will not have time on work days to train.

My training routine is long. I LOVE to lift weights. It is honestly my favorite thing to do. I am allowing a large increase in my calories to allow for an extended lifting session. This will be something I will have to monitor closely to make sure I am fueled appropriately but also well rested and not over training.

Training Schedule
Sunday: Marathon Training (3 miles) & Glute Training

Monday: Light Cardio (work night)

Tuesday: Marathon Training (6 miles)  & Back/Biceps/Abs

Wednesday: Light Cardio (work night)

Thursday: REST (work night)

Friday: Marathon Training (3 miles) & Glute Training (Plyo and functional cardio)

Saturday: Marathon Training (11 miles) & Shoulder/Chest/Triceps/Abs

Glutes - Heavy
Hack Squat 4x10
Reverse Hyperextension 4x15

Single Leg Pressdown 3x10
Cable Kickback 3x10

Butt Blaster 3x10
Sumo Squat - weighted 3x12

Abductor 3x12
Curtsy Lunge - weighted 3x12

Step Ups- weighted 3x12
Stiff Leg Deadlift 3x10

Smith Squat - Low 3x10
Hip thrust - 3x10

Donkey Smith Press - to failure

Back/Biceps/Abs
3x15,12,10 - Drop Sets
Lat Pull-down
CG Seated Row

CG Seated Pull-down
One Arm Row

Straight Arm Press down
Hyperextension- weighted

Hammer Curl
Barbell Curl

Preacher Curl
Alternating Dumbbell Curl

Glute - Plyo/Light
3x15
Box Jump
Cable Squat

Lateral Jump
Cable Kickback

Abductor
Pop Squat - On Step Ups

Split Squat Jump
Bulgarian Squat

Butt Blaster
One-Leg Squat

Functional Finisher
2x10
Burpees
Kettle Bell Swing
Renegade Row
Pull-up
Pushup
Mountain Climbers

Shoulder/Chest/Triceps/Ab
3x15,12,10 - Drop Sets
Dumbbell Press

DB Single Lateral Raise
Cable Front Raise

Rear Delt Flye
Rear Delt Rope Pull

Flat DB Press
Inclince DB Fly

Pullover
Machine Flye

Rope Pulldown
Overhead Ext
Dips

This week I will be addressing: how to find your BMR/calorie goal, meal planning, macronutrients, recipe of the week, FitWhitt approved products and an example of how to live a life of balance.

Email me at fitwhitt@gmail.com with any questions.

Exercise description and examples can be found on bodybuilding.com and exercise directory.

- FitWhitt