I eat pretty close to how I have the bulking diet outlined in my 4 Steps To Get Big For Beginners article. It works for me. I eat very similar on training and non-training days. I also never calculate fat intake because I need it all otherwise I'd start losing weight and strength. I weigh 260lbs right now. Here's a typical breakdown of my meals: Pre-Training Meal 60 Grams Protein 100 Grams Carbohydrates | ![]() |
I usually eat some of the following before training prepared in various ways: Eggs Milk Bread Rice Potatoes Yogurt Bacon Cottage Cheese Protein Powder (if I have no time or don't feel like getting my breakfast chef on) Post-Training Shake 70 grams protein in powder form 100 grams carbohydrates from maltodextrin Post-Training Meal 60-70 grams of protein 100-120 grams of carbohydrates I'll eat another meal like the post-training one a few hours after. I eyeball measure all the portions. After a few years of actually measuring foods, you can pretty much do it by eye. I also have dessert after most meals and snacks inbetween meals like cookies, cake or whatever looks good at the store that week. A lot of you guys voted "yes" to my recent poll to see my get big power meals and recipes. So I've added a new Power Foods section! The first post was really fun to do. Check it out here. |
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Hey Dan:
Thanks for all of the great bulking tips, I am currently 5ft6 and only weigh 151 pounds. I am definitely trying to bulk up, would like to build a great chest and shoulders like yours, also am not opposed to building a "powergut" like yours either, I think the beefy muscled look is a great look and you definitely have mastered that. Any bulking techniques or more info about what you eat on a reg basis would be great, especially would like to know more info about building a power gut like yours as well. Hope that you can help.
Thanks for your vids and info they are all great.
Hey flex10, you're welcome. I remember weighing 150 lbs. I was force feeding a lot when I was below 200 lbs. That helped add on mass quickly with weight training.
For the powergut I didn't do anything specific to get that. I just ate a lot and lifted heavy. I was never concerned with eating clean or looking shredded which contributed to it. I'll be updating the Power Foods section with more foods and meals I eat regularly hopefully it can help out.
Let me know if you have any other questions!
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