FDOE as a petite gym girl who fuels properly

I’m sick of seeing 1500-1700 calorie wieiad so here ya go!!

Breakfast: Greek yogurt, scrambled oats, blueberries, jam, bee pollen, flaxseed, and nut butter (measured from the heart)

Snack: Grab the Gold Protein Bar

Lunch: Dave’s killer bun, chicken breast, Swiss cheese, arugula, sweet potato, and butter roasted Brocoli

Snack 2: homemade granola, fluffy yogurt, Oreo peanut butter

Dinner: Blackened Mahi, Pienapple Salsa, Roasted Sweet potato, roasted asparagus

Desert: high protein chocolate Ninja Creami with Kit Kats, peanut butter, and Oreos mixed in :))

2024/8/3 Edited to

... Read moreFor gym enthusiasts, fueling your body correctly is crucial, especially for petite individuals. Finding the right balance of macronutrients—carbohydrates, proteins, and fats—is key to maintaining energy levels while enhancing workout performance. Breakfast is a vital meal; consider starting your day with a combination of Greek yogurt and scrambled oats, providing a great mix of protein and complex carbs. Incorporating antioxidant-rich fruits like blueberries not only adds flavor but also supports overall health. The use of bee pollen and flaxseed adds vital nutrients and omega-3 fatty acids, ensuring a nutritional punch. For snacks, reaching for a high-quality protein bar can offer a convenient way to boost your protein intake in between meals. At lunch, consider a sandwich made with whole-grain buns and lean proteins, like chicken, paired with nutrient-dense vegetables such as arugula and sweet potatoes, enhancing your micronutrient intake. Homemade snacks, like a granola mix with yogurt and peanut butter, can provide a satisfying way to crush cravings while also keeping your energy up. Dinner can be filling with dishes like blackened Mahi paired with roasted vegetables, ensuring you have a balanced meal to end your day. And, of course, indulging in a smart dessert, such as a high-protein chocolate treat, rounds out your meal plan, ensuring you enjoy while still maintaining a healthy balance. Consistently fueling your body with nourishing foods will help you achieve your fitness goals effectively.

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Ssussaaar

Omg thank you so much for this! I only see people eating less than 2000 calories and I’m like that is not right 😭 food is fuel!! Love this post the food looks delicious! Also love to see someone my size post a realistic one of these as well

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nicole 🍓🍰🤍

Dude I love this post! People & diet culture are so annoying! Eating right & moving your body is the bulk of weight loss, it’s not rocket science & people LOVE over complicate & make food the enemy! You look great btw!

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