Quote (gloryfield @ Sat, Jul 11 2009, 01:54pm)
I don't have work for the next month, I have until Aug 10th (when my school starts) to finish up cutting, this is what I am planning, let me know what you think.
On wakeup: 5g SciFit BCAA, 1 scoop of NO Xplode, drive to gym immediately, and begin cardio (all within in 5 mins of wakeup and bcaa, I live close to gym)
Do 45 mins of ellipticals, ~ 500 calories, during cardio: sip on 5g of bcaa in 16 oz of water. Post cardio: 5g of bcaa right away, while at gym. Then drive home
Once I get home, breakfast: 1 scoop of ON Pro Complex in 8 oz of skim milk (for the sugar), 1 scoop of natural steel cut oats cooked in water.
90 mins after breakfast: 1 scoop of NO Xplode, drive to gym again
Once at gym: 5g BCAA, followed by 45 to 60 mins of workout, sipping on 5g bcaa in 16 oz water again.
Post workout, at gym: 5g bcaa, 1 scoop pro complex, a small amount of NOW! Dextrose (about half the size of Pro Complex scoop), 2.5g of creatine ethyl ester pills.
Wait about 10 mins or so, then begin cardio again (you mentioned cardio postwork right?)
Do 45 mins of ellipticals, ~ 500 calories, during cardio: sip on 5g of bcaa in 16 oz of water. Post cardio: 5g of bcaa right away, while at gym. Then drive home
Have my post workout meal, probably 30grams of boiled chicken breast, and some pasta or oats.
What I'm worried about is, is it safe to take this much BCAA?
Also, is what I'm taking in between weight lifting and cardio good (bcaa, protein, sugar, creatine)? What do you recommend?
Thanks!!!
unless you are intentionally leaving out your regular meals....you will be HIGHLY malnourished on this plan.
A good idea for fat loss and muscle gain is 3 shakes a day and 3 meals a day....like this
meal 1 - food
meal 2 - shake
meal 3 - food
meal 4 - shake
meal 5 - food
meal 6 - casein shake
now as far as your actual plan goes....the first part is great, the morning cardio w/ bcaa's etc...beautiful.
2nd time at the gym is good as well.
only problem is...you really need to be loading urself with lots of complex carbs after your first workout and tons of protein from actual food sources. Regardless of how many bcaa's you take, your body can not continue at that level of intensity without actual good food fueling it.
You can have as many bcaa's as you want with no negative effects.
also avoid the grapes, oats are 23564363x more important...you can have some dried fruit in your oatmeal for flavor and added post workout sugar.