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Permalink Reply by KCtrigirl on October 3, 2010 at 1:08pm
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Permalink Reply by Jennifer Erickson on February 10, 2011 at 1:40pm Hello Erin
Congradulations on signing up for your first show. I am also entering my first show in Grand Cayman in June (thats where I live). My trainer is also a meat eater and his advise is similar. I just took his food advise and swapped the meat for either tofu, beans (soy or other) or tempeh. For the shortage of protein I take Vega Whole Food Optimizer (1 scoop twice daily between meals). I end up with 70 grams of protein per day. On my veggies I top with Hummus, things like that to add a little extra protein to my meals. What I find that also works is focussing on glucose & carbs for my pre workout snack (dates, agave nectar, peanut butter on Ezekeil bread) and focus on simple carbs for my post work out snack (banannas, bluebarrys, cocnut water - basically the recover pudding or recovery drink in Brendan's book). The best rule to remember is that protein builds muscles, not fuels them. Your pre workout snack should never be protein rich, just a small amount to help your body digect the carbs and glucose.
In a nutshell, follow the book, its perfect for Vegan athletes and body builders. I hope that I have been of some help to you. Lets keep in touch and let eachother know how the others' shows go.
Jennifer
Permalink Reply by Erin Moubray on March 23, 2011 at 1:25pm Hi Jennifer!! Sorry its taken so long to get back to you!! How is your training going???
I am 5.5 weeks out from from my second show...eeepss!! I am sad to say I have incorporated alot of processed vegan foos as well as fish into my diet:( I would love any advice you have on daily diet etc!! I find that with most vegan options the carbs are so much higher than allowed. I have put on substantial muscle however since incorporating fish and the meat alternates into my diet. I know however my overall health is being jeopardized with all this sodium!!!!
So what show are you entering?? What class???
Are you putting on muscle or trying to lean out??
I look forward to hearing from you!!
Jennifer Erickson said:
Hello Erin
Congradulations on signing up for your first show. I am also entering my first show in Grand Cayman in June (thats where I live). My trainer is also a meat eater and his advise is similar. I just took his food advise and swapped the meat for either tofu, beans (soy or other) or tempeh. For the shortage of protein I take Vega Whole Food Optimizer (1 scoop twice daily between meals). I end up with 70 grams of protein per day. On my veggies I top with Hummus, things like that to add a little extra protein to my meals. What I find that also works is focussing on glucose & carbs for my pre workout snack (dates, agave nectar, peanut butter on Ezekeil bread) and focus on simple carbs for my post work out snack (banannas, bluebarrys, cocnut water - basically the recover pudding or recovery drink in Brendan's book). The best rule to remember is that protein builds muscles, not fuels them. Your pre workout snack should never be protein rich, just a small amount to help your body digect the carbs and glucose.
In a nutshell, follow the book, its perfect for Vegan athletes and body builders. I hope that I have been of some help to you. Lets keep in touch and let eachother know how the others' shows go.
Jennifer
Permalink Reply by Melissa Binkley on January 8, 2012 at 8:43am I'm a vegan competitor and whoever told you chick and sweet potatoes is crazy I hope you did well and stuck to your vegan eating
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