Re: The Fitness Thread !
No clue mate.
No clue mate.
I guess so .. getting 1gram per lb of body weight can be PITA on a pure vegan diet. It's hard even on a non-veg diet. Diet is not way more important that lifting/exercise. You can progress on a crappy diet to an extent but 300 grams of proteins won't do much if one does zero exercise. Combination of both with sound sleep 8 hours a day proven to work best Imo working out regularly is fun, eating every 3-4 hours/5-6 meals a day with 25-30 grams prots per meal can be a PITA though not impossible.Saiyan said:^Funny you mentioned peanuts, for the past two days i am living on peanut butter and roasted peanuts :lol: (thanks to my depressed state of mind ) Guys, have a question. I consume 32gram of peanut butter daily for the past two years, more like addiction. Generally have it for breakfast mixed with milk & oats or with whole wheat bread. So far no issues, i workout 4 to 5 days per week. Will there be any issues with regards to my addiction on a long term basis ?
Thanks for the link. Jason Ferrugia is a known guy, ex-hard gainer as he says.soumalidon said:Its not overkill at all. I follow gram per body weight basis. The remainder of my protein which i don't get from supplements i get from food. Being vegetarian its quiet difficult to get all my proteins from food alone. Typically u should consume ~25g protein per meal and 6-7 meals a day. Im currently on 7 meals a day @ 180g protein and 3200 calories. Diet is way more important than lifting 1000 pounds and eating peanuts.
pradeep200417 said:Regarding your point about the difficulty in getting enough protein being a vegetarian, i have an interesting post from Jason Ferrugia, who is a strength coach and writes some excellent articles. Mind you he is saying about vegans who dont even drink milk. You being vegetarian have an option of milk.
Vegan Muscle Building: Is it Possible?