| Diet
I actually change very little concerning my
training plan throughout the year. My training consists of at least one
mass exercise, and numerous definition exercises, which I perform
extremely slow and under much tension.
I start my diet about 8 to 10 weeks before the
competition. During this time I increase my cardio training, and I
workout in the morning and in the evening.
The most important thing during the diet is the
interaction between nutrition and training. When dieting it is
important for me to eat four or five meals a day. The protein supply is
as important as the supply of fats and carbohydrates, vitamins and
micronutrients. Two weeks before the competition I increase the water
intake, and in the final phase (one day before the competition) I don't
drink anything.
Here I would like to thank all who accompanied and motivated me during this time.
I do not claim to be a nutrition consultant, so
I don't want to set up a diet plan. This I leave to the experts.
Everyone should know the specific needs of their own body and what is
good for them. A lot of bodily processes and the psyche play an
important role, as well.
I will however be glad to pass on my very own experience. Don't hesitate to get in touch with me for any advice you may need.
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My favourite food for the competition diet:
50 g Protein (Flavour Chocolate or Vanilla)
400g Egg-yolk
1 Ampoule Bittermandelaroma
1 Ampoule Rumaroma
Sweetener for flavour
Blend together with a mixer!
Pam - Cooking spray in a pan - heat lightly.
Distribute 2-3 Spoons of the mixture in the pan, and cook on both
sides. Coat the finished pancakes (according to taste and depending
upon carbohydrate intake) with taste with something like diet
marmalade. When eaten hot these cakes are a genuine treat. If one is
one the go, a great variant is eating these cold to get your protein
requirements, especially if you do not feel like drinking a shake!
When both are done, combine in a pan and steam a short time in soy sauce. How much depends upon your taste buds. Bon appetit! |