Need help with an efficient bulking up diet for a rugby player?

July 2, 2009 by admin · 2 Comments
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Big C init asked:


I go to the gym every day apart from Saturday which is my match days, and sundays is used as my rest day. I need an effective diet though as I really want to get as big as possible. I am currently 16 years old and weigh 76 kg and play full back. I have just started taking progain which has helped quite abit but I feel as though I still need to plan a effective meal planner that wil help me, any help would be appreciated!

I went on the maximuscle website and did the calorie Calculator and it told me I need to consume at least 3500 calories per day if i want to gain 2 pounds per week.

Thanks

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  2. Paul M says:

    the average human body can only build about half a pound of muscle per week so be wary of packing on too much fat.

    i eat something like this everyday though a bulking phase.

    Breakfast
    100g porridge oats + scoop of protein + half pint full fat milk with a handful of frozen berries whizzed up.
    3 egg whites and 1 egg yolk scrambled eggs
    2-3 fish oil caps

    Snack
    Chicken Salad bagel or sarnie

    Lunch
    Large baked potato or pasta with tuna + Sweetcorn or chicken breast + salad

    Snack
    50g of unsalted nuts (through the day) + piece of fruit or 50g beef jerky if i have it or a tin of mackrel

    Pre workout
    1/2 scoop Protein shake + 20g malto

    Post workout
    Protein shake + 50g malto

    Dinner
    usually quite meaty and carby (if on a workout day)…last night was large tin of tuna, cob of corn, salad, sweet potatoe

    Pre bed snack
    1/2 a tub of cottage cheese or quark or a protien (casein) shake

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