There is a jargon in bodybuilding called "half by practicing and half by eating". This is indeed a popular summary of experience. Of course, "practice" refers to scientific practice, and "eating" refers to a reasonable diet. So how to eat is reasonable? Bodybuilders' daily diet can refer to this formula, that is, moderate protein food plus low-fat food, followed by high-carbohydrate food.
For bodybuilders, a balanced diet should include the body's demand for nutrients and the proportion of various foods. The daily nutrient requirement of bodybuilders is: the total calorie is 50 kcal/kg/day, for example, a person weighing 70 kg should have a daily total calorie intake of 3500 kcal. Protein accounts for about 20-25% of the total calories, carbohydrates should account for 55-60% of the total calories, and fat accounts for about 20% of the total calories; Vitamins and inorganic salts should be taken in full at the same time. In addition, a balanced diet should also include eating 5-6 times a day. Practice has proved that bodybuilders should eat 5-6 meals a day. Eat once every 2-3 hours, and drinks supplemented with high protein or high carbohydrate should also be counted as a meal. Every meal should include some foods rich in high-quality protein and carbohydrates, and eat more vegetables.
Take a 75kg bodybuilder as an example, and list the following dietary nutrition schemes:
breakfast
Food name intake
Sliced bread/steamed bread 5 pieces /2 pieces
Milk 1 box (500ml)
Eggs 1
Three proteins
Chinese meal
250g of rice/steamed bread
Chicken breast/fish/beef 200g
1 vegetable
Peaches/apples/bananas 1
500 ml of milk
China and Canada sports drinks (before, during and after exercise) 500ml.
Whey protein (taken immediately after exercise) 25g.
Creatine (taken immediately after exercise) 5g.
dinner
200g of rice or noodles.
Chicken breast/fish/beef 200g
1 vegetable
Apple/peach/banana 1
500 ml of milk