Diet to Gain Muscle Mass
You are going to have to diet to
gain muscle mass. A Muscle Building Diet
is the most important element in you bodybuilding goals. A
proper diet will make or break you.
How often have you heard or read about a "bodybuilding
diet"? They will eat a whole steak, baked potato, and wash it
sown with a gallon of milk! In the movie Pumping Iron, Arnold
and the gang stop at a restaurant after a hard workout and eat
enough for a small army. If you eat this way, guess what, YOU
WILL GET FAT.
There are others who measure and weigh every
meal. They write down everything they eat trying to find the
miracle calculation to great body. Lets face it, in the real
world who has the time for this?
So what is the answer?
Mastering the principles of a muscle building
diet is not as hard as you think. I tell most beginners to use
the KISS principle(keep it simple silly). Taking what you know
already and putting it into action on a consistent basis is the
magic formula. Let's go over some the important principals to
shock your body into overdrive.
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Eat often-every 2.5 to 3
hours
If you only eat 3 large meals a day in the
hopes of putting on quality muscle mass you will be in for a
bit of a shock. It's true you need to eat a lot of calories to
get big when you are following a diet to gain muscle mass. But
It's impossible for your body to store this many calories in
one sitting, so guess what this results in? Poor digestion and
unwanted body fat.
You can build muscle and loose fat at the same time by eating 6
to 8 small meals spaced evenly throughout the day. By
frequently eating high protein mini-meals that have a balanced
mixture of fat, carbohydrates, and protein your body will build
muscle and loose fat at the same time.
Your first meal of the day should be 15-20
minuets after you wake up. You have been sleeping for about 8
hours without any new nutrients. This is why we call your first
meal of the day breakfast, you are breaking the fast.
Divide the rest of your meals up throughout the
day. If one of those meals falls before bed time, don't concern
yourself about it, eat up. I'm sure you have heard the story
"don't eat before you go to bed, you'll get fat". This is
simply not true. No matter what you have heard on this (you
must not eat after 8 P.M. garbage) ignore it. As long as your
hitting the gym hard, your body is starving for nutrition.
Eat enough calories
Building muscle is and eating game. you need to
eat a lot of calories to grow quality muscle. If your not
eating enough calories your body will not grow. You should be
gaining about 1-2 pounds per week. If your not then you need to
consume more calories. Add some extra carbohydrates and
proteins to your breakfast, pre-workout meal or post-workout
meal.
Here is a chart for staring caloric levels.
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Current
Weight
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Starting
Calories
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90-120
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2,000-2,500
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120-150
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2,500-3,000
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150-180
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3,000-3,500
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180-210
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3,500-4,000
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210-240
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4,000-4,500
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240-270
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4,500-5,000
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Weigh yourself weekly, as daily weight can fluctuate
considerably. If you don't see a weight gain in the first two
weeks, add another 250 to 500 calories. If you are gaining more
than 1-2 pounds per week it is probably fat. In that case
reverse the process. After you have been lifting for a few
months your gains will decrease to about one pound per
mounth.
When you are on a diet to gain muscle mass, you
need to ensure your body has enough fuel to support those
intense workouts at the gym. To do this you have to keep track
of what you are eating every day. Keeping track of your caloric
intake is a lot easier than it may sound. I think most people
avoid this important step because they think it is going to be
difficult. Once you have done this for a week or two you will
be able to estimate (very accurately) your calorie intake
without hesitation.
If your having trouble putting on muscle mass
try adding a weight gainer to your diet. Go easy with them, If
you drink too many they will make you fat. Start with a 500
calorie weight gainer taken daily. Check your weight gains
weekly, and adjust as needed.

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