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Eating Healthy the Kris Gethin Way

So I am getting into the Kris Gethin Hardcore 12-Week program. Here is the information on the nutrition plan that goes with it:

Breakfast

Egg Whites

Oatmeal

Coffee

Meal #2

Lean Steak

Brown Rice

Mid-Morning Meal

Chicken

Sweet Potato

Broccoli

Lunch

Fish

Brown Rice

Broccoli

Mid-Afternoon

Chicken

Sweet Potato

Broccoli

Pre-Workout

Talapia

Brown Rice

Coffee

Post-Workout

Protein Shake

Dinner

Lean Steak

Broccoli

Nighttime Snack

Meal Replacement Drink

Wow, 6-7 meals on rest days with two more on workout days. But then you are really active, doing no less than two cardio sessions every day as well as a heavy lifting session on a two-days-on, one-day-off schedule.

Each meal has about 200 grams of meat and a cup of carbs (rice, etc). You need to adjust that up or down depending on your size. A small woman might do the same number of meals, but half of the portions, for instance.

This is a pretty typical if restrictive bodybuilding program nutrition plan. My one main criticism of this is the only veggie choice being broccoli. I’ll be more variable, adding carrots, asparagus, onions, spinach, green beans, peas and other healthy options. Typically I like to mix Veggies. Kris does say in his videos that he does not eat a lot of vegetables, but that you can definitely eat more if you want to. I do want to and I will. A varied diet of veggies give you a better nutritional base. Meanwhile you are taking in so many carbs and proteins you need a good amount of fibrous vegetables like the broccoli and asparagus and carrots to avoid digestive problems.

Kris, again in his videos, mntions that he adds lots of things to flavor his food – ginger, cayenne, etc. I’ll probably be adding things like italian spices, hot sauce, and some of my low fat/low cal bbq and curry sauces I make to add flavor and interest to the food.

As far as carbs, where I live getting sweet potatoes is hit and miss, so I’ll probably be using more options like quinoa, chamote and occasionally red potatoes and whole wheat pasta to mix up with the brown rice.


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