If you want to build muscles, you have to fuel your body properly. Body builders especially have to watch their calorie intake as well as what kind of foods they are eating to repair the breakdown of muscle tissues that occur each day. With the right fuel with nutritious meals, your body can repair muscle damage and build strong, lean muscles fast.
General Nutritious Meals Guidelines
Eat six times a day: Eating smaller meals throughout the day will keep your metabolism steady and keep your blood sugar levels even. Keep hydrated: Water is essential to the body, and you should drink about half your body weight in ounces each day. Fuel with lean protein: Try to eat lean proteins throughout the day. This will keep your body from storing excess fat. Protein supplements are also a good source of healthy protein. Eat carbs strategically: Eat your carbs first thing in the morning or just after workouts. This is time when your body will use them the most efficiently.Structured Meal Plan
For each meal, follow a structured plan that will give you the ultimate in nutrition throughout the day. Structure your meals like this:- Meal 1: Carbs and protein
- Meal 2: Protein supplement and fruit
- Meal 3: Protein and vegetables
- Meal 4: Protein supplement
- Meal 5: Protein and carbs
- Meal 6: Protein and carbs
- Meal 1: Eggs, blueberries, and toast
- Meal 2: Protein powder and apple
- Meal 3: Steak and salad
- Meal 4: Protein powder shake
- Meal 5: Chicken and rice pilaf
- Meal 6: Fish and broccoli
- Meal 1: Egg sandwich with ham and cheese, strawberries
- Meal 2: Protein shake and trail mix
- Meal 3: Chicken and carrots
- Meal 4: Protein shake
- Meal 5: Shepard’s pie
- Meal 6: Chicken sandwich
- Meal 1: Yogurt and bananas
- Meal 2: Apple and protein shake
- Meal 3: Cauliflower and steak
- Meal 4: Protein shake
- Meal 5: Fish and chips
- Meal 6: Corn and chicken
- Meal 1: Cereal and bacon
- Meal 2: Protein powder and fruit yogurt
- Meal 3: Salad and chicken
- Meal 4: Protein bar
- Meal 5: Taco salad
- Meal 6: Ham and potatoes
- Meal 1: Bacon and eggs and melon
- Meal 2: Protein powder in fruit smoothie
- Meal 3: Green beans and steak
- Meal 4: Protein shake
- Meal 5: Hot dog
- Meal 6: Spaghetti
- Meal 1: Eggs and toast and fruit salad
- Meal 2: Protein powder in yogurt
- Meal 3: Fish salad
- Meal 4: Protein shake
- Meal 5: Hamburgers
- Meal 6: Leftover beef patty and salad
- Meal 1: Fruit smoothie with protein powder
- Meal 2: Melon and protein shake
- Meal 3: Chicken salad
- Meal 4: Protein shake
- Meal 5: Baked fish and corn
- Meal 6: Chicken lettuce wrap
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