Muscle Building Diets
Learn How to Build Muscle Quick by making the
most of the Foods that Build Muscle Fast!
It’s no myth that your Muscle Building Diets when attempting to Gain
Muscle Mass
and/or Size is over 50 percent of the criteria to achieve your goals.
Diet will be one of the main muscle enhancers on your beach
body!
--50%
Diet -- 30% Training -- 20% Rest & Recovery--

Ask
any sucessful bodybuilder or weightlifter and I’m certain they would
not dispute this claim. From their years of experience of watching
their bodies adapt, develop and grow they understand what their muscles
require at all times of the day and night.
Be it post work out, first
thing in morning or just before bed, every senario is covered with a
routine diet to help gain maximum muscle.
They treat they’re
bodies (as the old cliché goes) as a Temple and understand that
anything shy of best is prohitied to enter. That implies only the
highest
quality Proteins, Carbohydrates and Fats are allowed for the duration
of which they Gain Muscle Mass.
Even if they have a cheat meal of low nutritional benefit they still
have their high quality foods.
It is for these reason that you must treat your Muscle Diet with
primary importance!
With
our pep talk now out of the way it’s time to start establish YOUR
Muscle Buiding Diet to suit your INDIVIDUAL goals! Individuality should
be stressed as often no two diets are ever the
same.
Diets depend
on an array of factors, such as your;
Goals [Chose
1 of
the 2 below]
Weight
Height
Body fat (optional)
Bodytype [Chose
below 1 of the 3 below]
Level of daily activity
Bodytype
There
are 3 variations of body type. Chose the one that describes your body
type the best in order for you to get the most out of your diet.
Mesomorph
– Muscular with a very athletic apperence
Ectomorph
– Slight build with low levels of bodyfat. Tend to have
small muscles and skeletal structure.
Endomorph
-- Big, strong, large boned and usually carry alot of body
fat.
Goals
Muscle Building Diet goals are sorted in 2 catagories of which you must
chose:
Pros--Gain
the most size and muscle mass in least amount of time often 6-10lbs per
month
Cons—Body
Fat can increase slightly due to high Calorie consumption
There are two fundamental things to a
muscle gain diet. The
first one being Calories. You must –if you are trying to gain lean
muscle mass-
eat, over your daily intake if
Calories for maintenance of body weight. The
reasoning behind this is simple. If you eat more you and your muscles
will get
bigger if you are following a heavy resistance program consistently.
A word of warning before you go
stuffing yourself food is
that it comes to certain point where excess Calories do in fact turn
into fat.
So, the best advice I can give you is to go 500-1000 Calories over your
calorie
intake for maintenance of body weight.
The second fundamental rule to
gaining muscle mass quick is
to include lean proteins such as eggs, fish, chicken, steak and whey
protein in
every meal including breakfast and your last meal before bed. This will
ensure
the muscle of the body stay in an anabolic state.
Pros—Gain
quality Muscle Mass while reducing body fat for added Definition
Cons—Not
alot of muscle mass gained due to the simultaneous reduction of body fat
An
approach often taken by those who wish to Gain an ample amount of
Muscle Mass while having a low amount of body fat is done in a
2 Stage Approach.
This
2 Stage Approach
would have you the individual
carrying-out both diets in 2 different periods. For exmaple;
Subject A
Weight
150lbs Initial Weight --- 170lbs Target Weight (30lbs gain)
Height
5’11”
Body fat
20% Initial Body Fat --- 15% Target Body Fat
Bodytype
-- Ectomorph
Level of daily
activity -- Low, Has an office job and sit at a
desk most of the day. Plays Football on occasion.
So we see here that Subject A has a goal to get to 170lbs with 15% body
fat.
The
best approach here would be to gain muscle and size until he/she
reaches a body weight of 180lbs (40lbs Gain) with his/her body fat
maintained at
20%.
His/her goal weight is exceeded by 10lbs to cater for the 5% drop
of body fat he/she is going to make which will equate to approximately
10lbs of body fat.
Stage 1
-- Gain Muscle Mass and Size to reach the 180lbs marks.
Stage 2
-- Gain Muscle Mass and Lose Body Fat until the 15% body fat mark is
reached.
Use the Equations To Find Your Caloric, Protein, Carbohydrate and Fat
Baseline to Gain Muscle Mass and Size:
Mesomorphs
Calories -- bodyweight in lbs x 20
Protein -- bodyweight in lbs x 1.4
Carbs -- bodyweight in lbs x 2.5
Fats -- bodyweight in lbs x .45
Ectomorphs
Calories -- bodyweight in lbs x 22
Protein -- bodyweight in lbs x 1.6
Carbs -- bodyweight in lbs x 2.5
Fats -- bodyweight in lbs x .50
Endomorphs
Calories -- bodyweight in lbs x 20
Protein -- bodyweight in lbs x 1.5
Carbs -- bodyweight in lbs x 2.4
Fats -- bodyweight in lbs x .50
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