What I eat today:
Breakfast (8:40am)
- 2 half-boiled eggs (Only egg white without yolk) - ~7g Protein, ~35 Calories, 6g carbohydrate, 4-5g Fat.
- 1 Glass ~100ml 0% fat milk. - 8g Protein, 0g Fat.
- 2 pieces wholewheat bread 50g + a little strawberry jam - 6g Protein, 2g Fat.
- 1 Banana. - ~2g Protein. Very healthy fruit.
Lunch (12:30pm)
- One plate of fried rice (eggs, rice, Chinese sausages, onion, and vegetables...) OMG!!! Fried rice doesn't seems to be good for six packs training..........
Snacks (3pm)
- I only take 1 glass of 0% milk. Suppose I should have an earlier snacks in between breakfast and lunch. But due to some other attraction, I din't eat.
Dinner (5pm)
- About 100g of Dory fish. Steam it, added spaghetti sauce with vegetables. It is not too full after eat in, but it can last for ~ two hours.
Supper (7:30pm)
I went for swimming at 6:30pm, 600 meters, 10 reps. Swimming is one of the best exercise and it is really good to burn fat. I had a bowl of self-made mix soup. So, what I have in the mix soup?
- 120g Tofu - 6g protein, 4.5g fat.
- 20g Dory Fish
- Lots of cabbages, carrots, mushroom, and a little crystal noodles.
- 2 Bananas
Snacks (10:30)
Well, for a person who workout and swim, the fat burns faster. After 3 hours, you have to take in some food although many people said it is bad to eat food at night because normal people do not have much activities. I only took 1 glass of 0% milk. And sleep at 01:00am.
Any workout today?
Yes, just 30 times of pull up. Okay, don't get me wrong, the 30 was break into several times. My pull-up bar is just in front of my computers, it really attracts me to go and simply pull up for few times throughout the day. Can I reach 50 times pull-up? It seems like Guinness World Record for pull-up is 50 times in a minute. Do take note that pull-up and chin-up is different. Pull-up requires your chest to reach same level with the bar, it is more effective to build your latissimus muscle. Latissimus dorsi muscle is the piece of muscle that most men wants to form "V" shape. Indeed, latissimus dorsi means 'broadest muscle of the back' in Latin.
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