What I Eat In A Day Explained



In this video I am showing a full day of eating on a maingaining phase. Try out the MacroFactor nutrition app for 2 weeks free: …

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40 thoughts on “What I Eat In A Day Explained

  1. Hope your guys' 2022 is off to a good start so far! I've got things pretty dialed in with my training and nutrition and I'm excited to keep this "maingain" phase going. See you all again soon. Peace!

  2. It’s funny because I actually literally cannot hit my protein intake. I’m in a deficit rn and if I eat my recommended protein intake no matter how I will go a few hundred calories over my deficit. So I gotta sacrifice one for the other, and personally ima stay in a deficit

  3. I’m not being funny at all when saying this.but I’ve seen people gain lots of muscle in a 12 month period off prison meals……I’m only saying what I’ve experience myself too….i also remember reading a book by Arnold saying that in the first two years of bodybuilding protein and diet isn’t that important as long as you’re eating a balanced diet….so don’t let things get to complex when thinking of building a physique,just make the first step and go to the gym,and you can build a decent body… jmo

  4. Quick question: Any thoughts about daily meat consumption to achieve optimal protein intake vs. Science suggesting how unhealthy daily meat consumption may be? This one bugs me because it obviously makes it a lot harder to cover protein intake otherwise.

  5. Not here to criticise anything but honestly speaking, i dont take any supplements nor any protein shakes and just eating max 3 meals a day. Not counting any macros at all just having a balance diet and i still look as good as you physique wise.

  6. can someone please help me with this, jeff’s first meal is at 10 pm and isn’t that quite late in the morning. I mean he pointed that the protein source at night should be a slow digesting one, doesn’t eating breakfast at 10am risk muscle loss?

  7. My favorite phase is leantaining. It's where you push your body as hard as it can go on a consistent amount of calories and never go up in weights and never change your calories you get so cut over time 😁

  8. Can you please do a video on how often you stick to a certain program or how often you switch up the routine? I assume you don't do the same work out all year

  9. Other people: "Yeah man, Lockdown was hard, I gained the Covid 19, the 2020 20, you know what I'm sayin?"
    Smart People: "I've been pretty much bulking though the whole pandemic, I went from 160 lbs to about 180 lbs"

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