This is a basic timed-nutrient meal plan outline based on an average 9–5 desk job lifestyle. Fill in the nutrients using my grocery list and it should be an easy way to get started on the right track to clean and lean! NOTE: Calories still factor in. Be aware of how many calories you consume because how much or how little you eat, no matter how healthy or clean the food is, will still be the baseline reason you lose or gain weight. So track your caloric intake and practice portion control. Eat Clean & Train Mean my friends! :)
MEAL 1:
1 multivitamin!
1 L water
1 complex carb (grain, oat, or yams)
1 protein
(1 fat, but usually in the form of EFA’s or Fish oil caps)
MEAL 2:
1/2 L water
1 c.carb: green veggies!
1 protein * (fat usually is plenty in the protein or carb source)
(This is a good time to TRAIN)
MEAL 3:
1/2 L water
1 c.carb (grains, oats, or yams)
1 protein*
(This is also a good time to TRAIN)
MEAL 4:
1 multivitamin
1/2 L water
1 c.carb: veggies!
1 protein*
MEAL 5:
1/2 L water
1 c.carb: green veggies!
1 protein
1 healthy fat (1 tbs olive oil, another serving EFA/fishoil, 1/2 avacado, 24 almonds, etc)
MEAL 6:
(water amount up to you)
1 c.carb: veggies
1 protein
1 healthy fat (1 tbs olive oil, another serving EFA/fishoil, 1/2 avacado, 24 almonds, etc)
NOTE:
**Use items on my GROCERY LIST to fill out this meal plan skeleton.
**Get 7–10 hours of sleep, and at least 96oz fresh water daily
**This meal plan is a ‘SAMPLE’ and isn’t always one-size-fits-all. If you want a personalized plan, please email causefitness@me.com, subject line: MEAL PLAN.
Do you have questions? Let me know! I’d be happy to point you in the right direction!
How does this meal plan outline differ from your average day right now? Does this seem too difficult to implement? If so, what is the hardest thing to change about your current eating habits to conform more to this outline?




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