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Yeah I've cut out all junk food/chocolate. Cut down on alcohol to 1-2 glasses of wine a week. Cut out butter/margarine. I'm now cutting out coffee. Gone from 5 a week to one. Trying to drink 2L water a day. I'm having three low carb days a week, as I'm doing Hypoxi at the moment too.This is an example of my daily diet atm.

When I first wake up: ehp labs oxyshred with 300ml water

Breakfast:1/2 cup oats, 1/2 cup Chobani fat free Greek yogurt, 1/2 cup water, 1 scoop

WPI all mixed together

Snack: banana, 600ml water

Lunch:

Low carb day: poached eggs, spinach, haloumi

Normal carb day: museli and Chobani fat free Greek yoghurt

After lunch: 2 scoops WPI protein shake

Afternoon: 600ml water

Before gym: eggs on toast (no butter/margarine) water

Dinner: usually stir fry veg/quinoa/tofu/chickpeas/broccoli/spinach

BCAA drink with 600ml water

Maybe I'm still eating too much?

keeps tabs on your sugar intake and also which protein powders you are using. Cause a lot of those "low fat" yogurts (and foods in general) use a ton of sugar to get the flavour back into the product

keeps tabs on your sugar intake and also which protein powders you are using. Cause a lot of those "low fat" yogurts (and foods in general) use a ton of sugar to get the flavour back into the product

Yeah true, I live on Chobani yoghurt, here's the nutrition info:

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Not too bad imo?

Thank you :)

Nothing in particular. I give every training session 110%; however I'm probably able to focus more on my training this week due to no work stress, which helps with my back injury as I don't have to be standing up all day.

My partner in crime was having a good session which always spurs me on. I had to beat his last set of squats at 18 reps, so I did 20 [emoji14]

Some days I feel stronger than others, which can be attributed to so many variables: food/calories/carb and protein intake, sleep, hydration, hormones, menstrual cycle, gym recovery, mood, back injury, stress and energy levels. I never really know what it is. I try to keep as many variables as constant as possible, but some are out of my control.

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