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Title: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Go 4 It on May 18, 2016, 06:42:44 AM
Reading about diets of fhe 70's bbodybuilers, majority of them were pretty much doing a keto diet with a weekly carb up, fats coming from red meat, egg yolks, and cottage cheese. This diet got them in shape with little to no cardio, when did bodybuilders begin to steer away from this diet and venture into incorporating the lower fat, carb cycle type approach? Seems like the guys in the 70s had the right formula? I know i had success with a cutting keto diet for my second show, but now looking into doing more of this 70s type of diet as a maintainance diet any of you guys have success with this old school approach ?
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Tha Grim Lifter on May 18, 2016, 06:49:05 AM
Make sure you take plenty of Amphetamines to curb your appetite
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Hulkotron on May 18, 2016, 07:07:24 AM
Heavy cream (no homo) and "breathing squats" to expand the ribcage oh brother
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: mr.turbo on May 18, 2016, 07:12:02 AM
didn't read

how's the upper chest coming?
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Grape Ape on May 18, 2016, 07:32:31 AM
Heavy cream (no homo) and "breathing squats" to expand the ribcage oh brother

Just add desiccated liver tabs and pullovers and you can rule.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: PJim on May 18, 2016, 07:52:24 AM
I'm currently on high carbs whilst cutting and am actually gaining strength. I rarely found that to be the case whilst doing low or no carbs. If you're clean/natural it should be about losing fat steadily whilst trying to maintain as much fullness as possible. I'd rather diet on slightly higher calories and carbs than cut weight stupidly fast and sacrifice tonnes of size.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: SquatsRule on May 18, 2016, 07:52:42 AM
Just add desiccated liver tabs and pullovers and you can rule.
Don't forget the glandulars and fertilized eggs for optimal hormone levels.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: johnnynoname on May 18, 2016, 07:57:17 AM
is this gonna be one of those pissing contests where people argue "high carbs vs Keto vs IF vs IIFYM"?

THEY ALL WORK!!!

Just pick one or even better cycle using different, proven nutritional methods, keep it clean, train appropriately and you're fine


there is no such thing as "The best method"...there is only such thing as "do(ing)"
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: d0nny2600 on May 18, 2016, 08:05:38 AM
is this gonna be one of those pissing contests where people argue "high carbs vs Keto vs IF vs IIFYM"?

THEY ALL WORK!!!

Just pick one or even better cycle using different, proven nutritional methods, keep it clean, train appropriately and you're fine


there is no such thing as "The best method"...there is only such thing as "do(ing)"
This X10000
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Go 4 It on May 18, 2016, 08:29:03 AM
 ;D
Heavy cream (no homo) and "breathing squats" to expand the ribcage oh brother
didn't read

how's the upper chest coming?
small improvement, focusing on it, pretty much doing all upper chest movements with some dips thrown into the mix.
I'm currently on high carbs whilst cutting and am actually gaining strength. I rarely found that to be the case whilst doing low or no carbs. If you're clean/natural it should be about losing fat steadily whilst trying to maintain as much fullness as possible. I'd rather diet on slightly higher calories and carbs than cut weight stupidly fast and sacrifice tonnes of size.
the thing is that you have to up the fats drastically, in order to have sufficient energy, that was the case for my prep on it, but now offseason I'm able to experiment with a lot more calories and gauge the progress and how I feel energy wise.
is this gonna be one of those pissing contests where people argue "high carbs vs Keto vs IF vs IIFYM"?

THEY ALL WORK!!!

Just pick one or even better cycle using different, proven nutritional methods, keep it clean, train appropriately and you're fine


there is no such thing as "The best method"...there is only such thing as "do(ing)"
I'm not debating if one works better then the other, but which one is optimal, and which one you feel the best on. Having stable energy levels, with out any crashes, relying on caffeine for artificial energy, gut health, bloating...that's what I'm looking for.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Zillotch on May 18, 2016, 08:33:30 AM
steroids and starvation… pretty simple.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: mazrim on May 18, 2016, 08:36:55 AM
Well, arnold himself is quoted as eating pies after working out along with Franco and Nubret ate high protein/high carb/low fat the premise is up for debate to begin with.

Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Go 4 It on May 18, 2016, 08:38:37 AM
steroids and starvation… pretty simple.
haha
Well, arnold himself is quoted as eating pies after working out along with Franco and Nubret ate high protein/high carb/low fat the premise is up for debate to begin with.


they ate all out on sundays, mon-sat they ate : eggs, beef, cottage cheese, and shakes composed of heavy cream/whole eggs
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Coach is Back! on May 18, 2016, 08:42:43 AM
Make sure you take plenty of Amphetamines to curb your appetite

Very little has changed in that sense.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Howard on May 18, 2016, 08:43:12 AM
is this gonna be one of those pissing contests where people argue "high carbs vs Keto vs IF vs IIFYM"?

THEY ALL WORK!!!

Just pick one or even better cycle using different, proven nutritional methods, keep it clean, train appropriately and you're fine


there is no such thing as "The best method"...there is only such thing as "do(ing)"

TRUTH x 1000!
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Thespritz0 on May 18, 2016, 08:45:20 AM
Reading about diets of fhe 70's bbodybuilers, majority of them were pretty much doing a keto diet with a weekly carb up, fats coming from red meat, egg yolks, and cottage cheese. This diet got them in shape with little to no cardio, when did bodybuilders begin to steer away from this diet and venture into incorporating the lower fat, carb cycle type approach? Seems like the guys in the 70s had the right formula? I know i had success with a cutting keto diet for my second show, but now looking into doing more of this 70s type of diet as a maintainance diet any of you guys have success with this old school approach ?
^^
YES....

Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: a_pupil on May 18, 2016, 08:51:08 AM
didn't arnie say he got leaner with the fish and rice diet?

never had much success with keto as it makes me too prone to binge. and that mental fog messed me up from posting on getbig at work
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: mazrim on May 18, 2016, 09:00:56 AM
hahathey ate all out on sundays, mon-sat they ate : eggs, beef, cottage cheese, and shakes composed of heavy cream/whole eggs
Oh, ok, I'll take your word for it....
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Spike on May 18, 2016, 09:10:10 AM
All ground round , eggs and dbol
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: WannaBePro on May 18, 2016, 09:20:51 AM
didn't arnie say he got leaner with the fish and rice diet?

never had much success with keto as it makes me too prone to binge. and that mental fog messed me up from posting on getbig at work

I was on keto for like a year. I will say this, the brain fog goes away about 3 weeks in (for me, at least). But I did real keto, not "bodybuilder keto." I was doing about 70/30 fats/protein. Energy levels were awesome, had no urge to binge, workouts were great, etc... Just like they would have been if I was eating carbs. I'm now doing a carb-centric diet (trying new things is always good), and what I noticed is I feel much worse with carbs... Energy levels crash about an hour after eating, WAY hungrier by the time I eat my next meal. Workouts are good though, my intra shake includes about 40g carbs.
Anyway, that's my experience with keto.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Straw Man on May 18, 2016, 09:28:40 AM
I was on keto for like a year. I will say this, the brain fog goes away about 3 weeks in (for me, at least). But I did real keto, not "bodybuilder keto." I was doing about 70/30 fats/protein. Energy levels were awesome, had no urge to binge, workouts were great, etc... Just like they would have been if I was eating carbs. I'm now doing a carb-centric diet (trying new things is always good), and what I noticed is I feel much worse with carbs... Energy levels crash about an hour after eating, WAY hungrier by the time I eat my next meal. Workouts are good though, my intra shake includes about 40g carbs.
Anyway, that's my experience with keto.

a few questions

what  would a typical day of  eating look like

were the 40 grams of carb intra workout your  only carbs

how many grams of protein per day (just curious because most Keto diets restrict protein t avoid gluconeogenesis)

the hardest part for me has always been eating so much fat which is essential otherwise your body would likely breakdown muscle to convert to glucose for energy (assuming protein was also relatively low)
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Donny on May 18, 2016, 09:29:18 AM
Intresting thread...
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: WannaBePro on May 18, 2016, 09:42:05 AM
a few questions

what  would a typical day of  eating look like

were the 40 grams of carb intra workout your  only carbs

how many grams of protein per day (just curious because most Keto diets restrict protein t avoid gluconeogenesis)

the hardest part for me has always been eating so much fat which is essential otherwise your body would likely breakdown muscle to convert to glucose for energy (assuming protein was also relatively low)

No direct carbs on keto, I'm doing intra carbs now that I switched to a carb-based diet. The only "carbs" I got on keto came from broccoli, spinach, romaine lettuce, etc...
I calculated I need about 2500 calories to cut from where I started, and I just calculated protein to be about 185g (I actually started with 170g) and fats to be about 195g (actual number ended up being about 180g at the beginning). Then as I went along, I lowered calories every 2 weeks until I got to about 1900 (same macro ratios), then just kind of maintained at 2000 - 2100.
My food would consist of red meat, pork, salmon, mackerel, chicken thigh. For snacks I had macadamia nuts (got kind of addicted to those...), walnuts, brazil nuts, coconut oil, x-virgin olive oil, etc... Veggies all came from leafy greens. I weighed everything out for the first couple months, then I was able to eyeball stuff and rarely used my food scale. I actually did very well, mentally, on this diet. I guess I'm just one of those people who does well on fat-based diets.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: FREAKgeek on May 18, 2016, 09:50:40 AM
Reading about diets of fhe 70's bbodybuilers, majority of them were pretty much doing a keto diet with a weekly carb up, fats coming from red meat, egg yolks, and cottage cheese. This diet got them in shape with little to no cardio, when did bodybuilders begin to steer away from this diet and venture into incorporating the lower fat, carb cycle type approach? Seems like the guys in the 70s had the right formula? I know i had success with a cutting keto diet for my second show, but now looking into doing more of this 70s type of diet as a maintainance diet any of you guys have success with this old school approach ?


Good point. They knew back then and earlier that sugar got you fat. They knew to avoid excess simple sugars and carbs to help drop the excess water and fat. And yet, in the 1980's somehow the whole high carb low fat craze exploded. It's bizarre.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Straw Man on May 18, 2016, 09:54:04 AM

Good point. They knew back then and earlier that sugar got you fat. They knew to avoid excess simple sugars and carbs to help drop the excess water and fat. And yet, in the 1980's somehow the whole high carb low fat craze exploded. It's bizarre.

probably had to do in some respect with the medical community pushing low fat, low cholesterol, Food Pyramid BS



Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: wes on May 18, 2016, 09:56:46 AM
JNN dropping knowledge in this thread.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Straw Man on May 18, 2016, 10:02:50 AM
No direct carbs on keto, I'm doing intra carbs now that I switched to a carb-based diet. The only "carbs" I got on keto came from broccoli, spinach, romaine lettuce, etc...
I calculated I need about 2500 calories to cut from where I started, and I just calculated protein to be about 185g (I actually started with 170g) and fats to be about 195g (actual number ended up being about 180g at the beginning). Then as I went along, I lowered calories every 2 weeks until I got to about 1900 (same macro ratios), then just kind of maintained at 2000 - 2100.
My food would consist of red meat, pork, salmon, mackerel, chicken thigh. For snacks I had macadamia nuts (got kind of addicted to those...), walnuts, brazil nuts, coconut oil, x-virgin olive oil, etc... Veggies all came from leafy greens. I weighed everything out for the first couple months, then I was able to eyeball stuff and rarely used my food scale. I actually did very well, mentally, on this diet. I guess I'm just one of those people who does well on fat-based diets.

Thanks

did you use any protein supplements or just all from food?

I agree with you a macadamia nuts.  Totally addictive and high monounsaturated fat as well.  I wish I could find macadamia nut butter.  All I could ever find were blends with cashews or other nuts
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: loco on May 18, 2016, 10:38:46 AM
Thanks

did you use any protein supplements or just all from food?

I agree with you a macadamia nuts.  Totally addictive and high monounsaturated fat as well.  I wish I could find macadamia nut butter.  All I could ever find were blends with cashews or other nuts

You just need these:

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Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: PJim on May 18, 2016, 10:58:08 AM
;Dsmall improvement, focusing on it, pretty much doing all upper chest movements with some dips thrown into the mix.the thing is that you have to up the fats drastically, in order to have sufficient energy, that was the case for my prep on it, but now offseason I'm able to experiment with a lot more calories and gauge the progress and how I feel energy wise.I'm not debating if one works better then the other, but which one is optimal, and which one you feel the best on. Having stable energy levels, with out any crashes, relying on caffeine for artificial energy, gut health, bloating...that's what I'm looking for.


My fats were always high, I never did just fish or anything like that. Lots of eggs,  cheese, mayonnaise, chicken thighs etc. It gets you cut no doubt, but I feel your workouts suffer. Just my experience.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: njflex on May 18, 2016, 10:59:39 AM
one of zane's was posted here in a thread.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Straw Man on May 18, 2016, 11:03:01 AM
You just need these:

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my vitamix is dead or I would do that and also add coconut oil
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: WannaBePro on May 18, 2016, 11:04:25 AM
Thanks

did you use any protein supplements or just all from food?

I agree with you a macadamia nuts.  Totally addictive and high monounsaturated fat as well.  I wish I could find macadamia nut butter.  All I could ever find were blends with cashews or other nuts

Mac nut butter was very disappointing :( tasted very bland and almost like nothing... But the nuts themselves are like crunchy butter haha!
I get free supps from a supp company I work with, so I used a whey isolate with some fat source (usually almonds) whenever I had to eat if I was driving or preworkout. I say preworkout because I feel MUCH better having a liquid meal 30mins before I work out than a solid meal that just sits in my gut, especially when on keto and fats are consumed an hr before a workout. Stay away from cashews. I LOVE cashews, but they have a ton of carbs in them which are not fiber. Cashew butter was also very bland and not very tasty. Peanut butter, almond butter, almond/peanut coconut butter were the best ones (especially almond coconut butter - LOVED that shit).
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Donny on May 18, 2016, 11:14:50 AM
JNN dropping knowledge in this thread.
What was your diet Wes? You did get in shape. Not trolling serious question.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: johnnynoname on May 18, 2016, 11:50:58 AM
JNN dropping knowledge in this thread.

I DID?!


I mean--yeah, right...I did!!
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Disgusted on May 18, 2016, 12:00:35 PM
I've put plenty of guys on zero carbs and had them grow into a show.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: loco on May 18, 2016, 12:08:14 PM
my vitamix is dead or I would do that and also add coconut oil

Just buy a new one.  It's only like $500 or so.   :)
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: WannaBePro on May 18, 2016, 12:10:44 PM
I've put plenty of guys on zero carbs and had them grow into a show.
That's absolutely possible. I didn't "grow" per-se, but I did recomp very well. I went from a tubby 210lbs down to about 185 and very lean (never got bf measurement, but crisp abs, pec/delt/quad striations and such).
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Disgusted on May 18, 2016, 12:24:59 PM
That's absolutely possible. I didn't "grow" per-se, but I did recomp very well. I went from a tubby 210lbs down to about 185 and very lean (never got bf measurement, but crisp abs, pec/delt/quad striations and such).

Yeah man been doing it for years. Works quite well. Most guys who have never done it are shocked that not only there are losing fat but growing too.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Grape Ape on May 18, 2016, 12:57:57 PM
my vitamix is dead or I would do that and also add coconut oil

Is it outside the 7 year warranty?
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Mr Anabolic on May 18, 2016, 01:00:22 PM
My fats were always high, I never did just fish or anything like that. Lots of eggs,  cheese, mayonnaise, chicken thighs etc. It gets you cut no doubt, but I feel your workouts suffer. Just my experience.

The workouts don't suffer when you are on anabolics.  That's why it worked for those guys in the 70's.  

Arnold and lots of other guys at Gold's would routinely stuff themselves with a carb load day over the weekend... usually at the "House of Pies" bakery.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: a_pupil on May 18, 2016, 01:36:23 PM
Yeah man been doing it for years. Works quite well. Most guys who have never done it are shocked that not only there are losing fat but growing too.

do you put all your clean/nattie guys on zero carb as well? I'm a bit scared going off carbs because they are the main thing that give you the full look when clean/nattie. Do you do added fats like peanut butter or meats only?
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Coffeed on May 18, 2016, 01:39:06 PM
why do steroid and drug abusers still fret about diet? Until you get to that final 10 weeks it doesn't mean shit.

don't eat like a pig, do a lot of anabolics and you'll look like a bodybuilder.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: oldschoolfan on May 18, 2016, 06:26:02 PM
I've put plenty of guys on zero carbs and had them grow into a show.

disgusted when you put guys on hat low of carbs  ,  do they find it hard to do cardio?  just curious.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: SquatsRule on May 18, 2016, 06:32:59 PM
I've put plenty of guys on zero carbs and had them grow into a show.

I normally diet on keto. I would love to be able to gain during a diet. It would make it more fun. I don't understand the concept though.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: oldschoolfan on May 18, 2016, 06:41:49 PM
squats when you go on low carb are you still able to do cardio ?


its been quite awhile since i did low carb     but i didnt do cardio then.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: cephissus on May 18, 2016, 06:54:38 PM
I guess I'm just one of those people who does well on fat-based diets.

Why did you stop, then?

Thanks for the info, btw.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Disgusted on May 18, 2016, 06:59:19 PM
do you put all your clean/nattie guys on zero carb as well? I'm a bit scared going off carbs because they are the main thing that give you the full look when clean/nattie. Do you do added fats like peanut butter or meats only?

Yes I do. Sometines PB but mainly meat of various kinds and eggs. Sure you will get a temporary fullness from eating carbs and yes I do have my guys do a cheat day or meal once a week to restore glycogen and spike the metabo.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Disgusted on May 18, 2016, 07:01:10 PM
disgusted when you put guys on hat low of carbs  ,  do they find it hard to do cardio?  just curious.

No one has ever complained at least not anymore than when they are doing cardio with carbs. Generally cardio is at a minimum as I'm not a big fan but when there is a short dead line then I do add it.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: NelsonMuntz on May 18, 2016, 07:17:56 PM
interesting thread, I just started eating similar to this..basically, salmon, tuna, meat fish, poultry, eggs with vegtables, olive oil, grapeseed oil, coconut oil etc keeping carbs minimal.
I tell you one thing that helped was the new sugar free hazelnut coffeemate in my coffee lol.

I just had a can of salmon in a big bowl of field greens with some olive oil as dressing.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Go 4 It on May 18, 2016, 07:28:21 PM
interesting thread, I just started eating similar to this..basically, salmon, tuna, meat fish, poultry, eggs with vegtables, olive oil, grapeseed oil, coconut oil etc keeping carbs minimal.
I tell you one thing that helped was the new sugar free hazelnut coffeemate in my coffee lol.

I just had a can of salmon in a big bowl of field greens with some olive oil as dressing.
You should try Bullet proof coffee,  you add grass fed butter, coconut oil,  and if you want mct oil to your coffee. .you can blend it to make sort of like a latte..gives you added fat (energy)
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: SquatsRule on May 18, 2016, 07:30:11 PM
squats when you go on low carb are you still able to do cardio ?


its been quite awhile since i did low carb     but i didnt do cardio then.

I do low intensity on an inclined treadmill.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Straw Man on May 18, 2016, 07:40:49 PM
Is it outside the 7 year warranty?

Yep.  I called them and they could send me the replacement part for the engine for ~ 100 or so
I just haven't bothered since I rarely make shakes anymore and my cheap blender works fine for that when I do.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Coach is Back! on May 18, 2016, 08:06:45 PM
The workouts don't suffer when you are on anabolics.  That's why it worked for those guys in the 70's.  

Arnold and lots of other guys at Gold's would routinely stuff themselves with a carb load day over the weekend... usually at the "House of Pies" bakery.

We used to call it "pinocha pies"  ;D
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: The Abdominal Snoman on May 18, 2016, 08:54:53 PM
Carbs are for kids and chicks.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: WannaBePro on May 19, 2016, 04:14:36 AM
Why did you stop, then?

Thanks for the info, btw.

Because I like to experiment. I did keto for a year, now I wanna see how my body will change on a carb-based diet. If it goes to shit, I'll revert back to keto.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: WannaBePro on May 19, 2016, 04:18:20 AM
You should try Bullet proof coffee,  you add grass fed butter, coconut oil,  and if you want mct oil to your coffee. .you can blend it to make sort of like a latte..gives you added fat (energy)
This is something I never understood... Putting butter into coffee. I've tried coconut oil in coffee and didn't like it either, even though I love coconut oil with other things. I like coffee black with some stevia. An odd time I'll add some unsw cashew milk or something. I'd save the fats for when I eat. I found that drinking calories always makes me go over my caloric intake and makes me hungrier, even if they're fat calories.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: WannaBePro on May 19, 2016, 04:22:42 AM
Yes I do. Sometines PB but mainly meat of various kinds and eggs. Sure you will get a temporary fullness from eating carbs and yes I do have my guys do a cheat day or meal once a week to restore glycogen and spike the metabo.

My original plan was to not have any cheat meals/days at all. But about 6 weeks in I had an event I had to attend, and the food there was not very "keto friendly" and it was a whole day thing. So I ended up eating carbs that day. What I found interesting is I'd have carb hangovers the next day. Training went to shit, endurance dropped, just felt like crap. Could sleep all day no problem, just like if I went out drinking the night before. So the only "cheats" I did have were when I had somewhere to go where I couldn't stick to the diet. And man, did I pay for it the next day...
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Rammstein on May 19, 2016, 04:53:42 AM
My original plan was to not have any cheat meals/days at all. But about 6 weeks in I had an event I had to attend, and the food there was not very "keto friendly" and it was a whole day thing. So I ended up eating carbs that day. What I found interesting is I'd have carb hangovers the next day. Training went to shit, endurance dropped, just felt like crap. Could sleep all day no problem, just like if I went out drinking the night before. So the only "cheats" I did have were when I had somewhere to go where I couldn't stick to the diet. And man, did I pay for it the next day...

Did you monitor calories, eat to satiety when doing keto, reduce calories over time?
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: WannaBePro on May 19, 2016, 05:09:10 AM
Did you monitor calories, eat to satiety when doing keto, reduce calories over time?

See:

No direct carbs on keto, I'm doing intra carbs now that I switched to a carb-based diet. The only "carbs" I got on keto came from broccoli, spinach, romaine lettuce, etc...
I calculated I need about 2500 calories to cut from where I started, and I just calculated protein to be about 185g (I actually started with 170g) and fats to be about 195g (actual number ended up being about 180g at the beginning). Then as I went along, I lowered calories every 2 weeks until I got to about 1900 (same macro ratios), then just kind of maintained at 2000 - 2100.
My food would consist of red meat, pork, salmon, mackerel, chicken thigh. For snacks I had macadamia nuts (got kind of addicted to those...), walnuts, brazil nuts, coconut oil, x-virgin olive oil, etc... Veggies all came from leafy greens. I weighed everything out for the first couple months, then I was able to eyeball stuff and rarely used my food scale. I actually did very well, mentally, on this diet. I guess I'm just one of those people who does well on fat-based diets.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: johnnynoname on May 19, 2016, 06:28:49 AM
Because I like to experiment. I did keto for a year, now I wanna see how my body will change on a carb-based diet. If it goes to shit, I'll revert back to keto.

It won't go to shit

I don't get HOW people who eat clean get "food-phobic" when they're eating clean

btw- I'm not implying that you are "food-phobic"....I will say though that a lot of people (who eat clean mind you) get weird about stuff like oatmeal, brown rice and sweet potatoes

wtf is wrong with people


EDIT: btw- keto is great and actually very feasible...it's not a choir that alot of people make it out to be BUT (and I'm no Chris Aceto or anything) nobody got fat eating CLEAN carbs if they were working out and their overall calorie intake was in check

I'm only point this out because I don't want young men to read this thread and start thinking "CARBS BAD"....NO--don't think that way...and also, don't go thinking that the only people who get shredded while eating carbs are only doing so because they shoot 200mgs of tren a day......STOP THINKING LIKE THAT

Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: WannaBePro on May 19, 2016, 06:45:52 AM
It won't go to shit

I don't get HOW people who eat clean get "food-phobic" when they're eating clean

btw- I'm not implying that you are "food-phobic"....I will say though that a lot of people (who eat clean mind you) get weird about stuff like oatmeal, brown rice and sweet potatoes

wtf is wrong with people


EDIT: btw- keto is great and actually very feasible...it's not a choir that alot of people make it out to be BUT (and I'm no Chris Aceto or anything) nobody got fat eating CLEAN carbs if they were working out and their overall calorie intake was in check

I'm only point this out because I don't want young men to read this thread and start thinking "CARBS BAD"....NO--don't think that way...and also, don't go thinking that the only people who get shredded while eating carbs are only doing so because they shoot 200mgs of tren a day......STOP THINKING LIKE THAT



I'm sure I'll be able to cut with carbs just fine. No fear there. I'm just saying that I KNOW keto has worked in the past, and if anything, I can always go back to that and expect similar results as last time.
You're right about cutting with or without carbs, and its not like carbs are the devil haha. You just have to know what you're doing. Of course if you go over your caloric needs with fats OR with carbs you WILL accrue fat, no way around it. However, what I find is when I eat keto, I am way less hungry when in a caloric deficit. Right now I feel hungry between meals, but on keto I'd go 3 or 4 hours without even thinking about food. Maybe its an adjustment period, I'm not sure, but I'll keep going and see how things end up.

According to Shelby Starnes, everyone is either "carb sensitive" or "fat sensitive," as in some do better with carbs in their diet some do better with fats. And you just have to find out which one is best for you. Shelby, himself, said he does well on a low carb/high fat diet. He's done preps with high carbs/low fats and said he felt like death and was extremely unhealthy. But then he went on to say that a lot of his clients do better on a carb-based diet or a carb cycling diet just because their bodies seem to tolerate them better than fats. He's got an interesting point of view, and with the hundreds of clients he's worked with, its worth listening to someone like him talk nutrition and bio-variability between people.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: johnnynoname on May 19, 2016, 06:48:45 AM
you're points are all well taken and also I didn't imply that you were food phobic

I think (actually, I know) that I've become a major advocate for what's known as "flexible dieting"

basically, as long as I'm eating clean (which includes the allotment of one (and sometimes in rare cases two) "free meal(s)"  a week) then it doesn't matter what my methodology is

then again, I live a very active lifestyle and i'm also satisfied with being in that 10 percent Bodyfat range
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Grape Ape on May 19, 2016, 06:51:38 AM
I'm in the JNN philosophy camp when it comes to diet.

I do want to try the paleo, keto thing (just to try it) etc...but I'm sure if it will help while I'm doing a strength routine like the Wendler one I'm doing now?

Do you just fight through the "adjustment" period and you're fine?
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: johnnynoname on May 19, 2016, 06:59:57 AM

Do you just fight through the "adjustment" period and you're fine?

first off- if you haven't downloaded the "MyFitnessPal" app then you DEFINITELY should....

the diary is awesome and just makes eating clean much more flexible/easier

second (and I don't know if you were asking me) in terms of adjusting, I would just start off my day eating keto or paleo and try and do the whole day in that mode...HOWEVER- if at night you absolutely need carbs then just  eat a normal, clean meal with a cup of brown rice or something..

if you're listening to your body and eating clean and training hard then there is no bad that can be done

btw----coffee and nuts are your friend during paleo/keto
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: dseiler on May 19, 2016, 07:05:53 AM
you're points are all well taken and also I didn't imply that you were food phobic

I think (actually, I know) that I've become a major advocate for what's known as "flexible dieting"

basically, as long as I'm eating clean (aside from one "free meal" a week) then it doesn't matter what my methodology is

then again, I live a very active lifestyle and i'm also satisfied with being in that 10 percent Bodyfat range

That's exactly why Weight Watchers is the most successful diet in history. Eat whatever you want, maintain calories. It's also why "Flexible Dieting" could potentially destroy the billion dollar weight loss industry. As a society, if we weren't so instant result oriented we wouldn't need 90% of the shit that's out there.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: FitnessFrenzy on May 20, 2016, 07:32:48 AM
(http://i40.tinypic.com/5cnakm.jpg)
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: oldschoolfan on May 20, 2016, 07:44:46 AM
This is something I never understood... Putting butter into coffee. I've tried coconut oil in coffee and didn't like it either, even though I love coconut oil with other things. I like coffee black with some stevia. An odd time I'll add some unsw cashew milk or something. I'd save the fats for when I eat. I found that drinking calories always makes me go over my caloric intake and makes me hungrier, even if they're fat calories.

hey wanna be pro when you went real  low carb did you lose water alot easier on the low  carbs  .   
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Thespritz0 on May 20, 2016, 07:54:00 AM
This is something I never understood... Putting butter into coffee. I've tried coconut oil in coffee and didn't like it either, even though I love coconut oil with other things. I like coffee black with some stevia. An odd time I'll add some unsw cashew milk or something. I'd save the fats for when I eat. I found that drinking calories always makes me go over my caloric intake and makes me hungrier, even if they're fat calories.
^^
TRY 2 tablespoons whipping cream (heavy cream) in your coffee- VERY low-carb, and it just works!!!!  Tastes like you used milk (which is too high-carb).
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Go 4 It on May 20, 2016, 08:00:35 AM
(http://i40.tinypic.com/5cnakm.jpg)
lol ;D
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: oldschoolfan on May 20, 2016, 08:05:57 AM
scott alexander does very low carb  and he is lean as shit

Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: YngiweRhoads on May 20, 2016, 08:47:28 AM
I'm pretty lean considering I'm an old man. Diet is is just no complex carbs after lunch. I don't count macros whatsoever. Lots of fruit and vegetables and moderate protein intake. Currently on an 8 week eca cycle which ends in a few days. I'm a caffeine addict anyways.

Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Thong Maniac on May 20, 2016, 09:54:32 AM
I'm pretty lean considering I'm an old man. Diet is is just no complex carbs after lunch. I don't count macros whatsoever. Lots of fruit and vegetables and moderate protein intake. Currently on an 8 week eca cycle which ends in a few days. I'm a caffeine addict anyways.



how old r u? look sexy as fuck man. ive never had my abs look like that. Has eca done anything for you? didnt do much for me
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: YngiweRhoads on May 20, 2016, 10:27:25 AM
how old r u? look sexy as fuck man. ive never had my abs look like that. Has eca done anything for you? didnt do much for me

I turned 48 in Feb. I like caffeine so I added ephedrine for an extra boost. No aspirin. Seems to be effective. It's the only supp I think actually works in my case.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Dr Dutch on May 20, 2016, 11:06:36 AM
I turned 48 in Feb. I like caffeine so I added ephedrine for an extra boost. No aspirin. Seems to be effective. It's the only supp I think actually works in my case.
Fook, you are about my age......could have guessed by username, I'm a fellow metalhead from 80s/90s....
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Grape Ape on May 20, 2016, 11:10:42 AM
first off- if you haven't downloaded the "MyFitnessPal" app then you DEFINITELY should....

the diary is awesome and just makes eating clean much more flexible/easier

second (and I don't know if you were asking me) in terms of adjusting, I would just start off my day eating keto or paleo and try and do the whole day in that mode...HOWEVER- if at night you absolutely need carbs then just  eat a normal, clean meal with a cup of brown rice or something..

if you're listening to your body and eating clean and training hard then there is no bad that can be done

btw----coffee and nuts are your friend during paleo/keto

Played with that app, but I'm realistic enough to know that I won't track my food.   I just suck at that type of maintenance.

I've give your method a shot in a few weeks.   Need to food shop appropriately.   Paleo likely, not going full keto.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Grape Ape on May 20, 2016, 11:12:24 AM
I'm pretty lean considering I'm an old man. Diet is is just no complex carbs after lunch. I don't count macros whatsoever. Lots of fruit and vegetables and moderate protein intake. Currently on an 8 week eca cycle which ends in a few days. I'm a caffeine addict anyways.



Great work dude!
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: NelsonMuntz on May 20, 2016, 11:33:26 AM
You should try Bullet proof coffee,  you add grass fed butter, coconut oil,  and if you want mct oil to your coffee. .you can blend it to make sort of like a latte..gives you added fat (energy)

I will try it out thanks.

anyways 3 days basically protein, vegtables(mainly mixed greens) and added oils

I seem to be functioning ok on this so far, and if I get to the point where I needed a break I will get a small pizza with a can of regular coke, or a big bowl of fancy cheesy ravioli with some crusty bread. Ok I have to stop writing about those things lol.

But to be honest, it's having the sugar going down to nill that I notice, not a bad withdrawal but my body is reminding me of those first couple months after quitting alcohol and drugs, but in a mild way, its telling me I took something I was dependant on out of the equation, it's like a half withdrawal/half euphoric feeling.

Oh and I tend to get hungry only every 4-5 hours
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: YngiweRhoads on May 20, 2016, 11:53:16 AM
Great work dude!

Thanks. Still can't work out properly due to my bicep tear but I'm about 60-70% back to my pre-injury weights since my surgery in Oct. I'd lift more but I'm a little paranoid and want to give it more healing time.

Pic is pre/post sugery/current

Fook, you are about my age......could have guessed by username, I'm a fellow metalhead from 80s/90s....

Oh yeah. I like all the modern stuff too.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Go 4 It on May 20, 2016, 11:57:30 AM
I like this fat cycle approach, 3 days 70's style (red meat, eggs, cottage cheese) 3 days Palumbo style (moderate fat from nuts, oils) 1 carb day. Seems to be working well
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: cephissus on May 20, 2016, 04:30:10 PM
Does anyone do the low carb thing without coffee???
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: WannaBePro on May 20, 2016, 06:08:39 PM
hey wanna be pro when you went real  low carb did you lose water alot easier on the low  carbs  .   

At first, but then the body adjusts. Plus I ate a ton of salt haha. I'd salt the shit out of everything thinking it'll help me retain water for workouts and whatnot. I retain water naturally though, I'm a fatass at heart, so its easy for me to gain fat and retain water. Not sure if the two are related, but that seems to be the case with me.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: WannaBePro on May 20, 2016, 06:11:08 PM
^^
TRY 2 tablespoons whipping cream (heavy cream) in your coffee- VERY low-carb, and it just works!!!!  Tastes like you used milk (which is too high-carb).

Nah I'm good. I'm no longer on keto, and even if I was I don't even like the taste of milk or cream. Especially cream... Never liked the taste of it.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: WannaBePro on May 20, 2016, 06:15:22 PM
Does anyone do the low carb thing without coffee???

I usually don't have much or any coffee on weekends/holidays. I could go without coffee no problem on keto, problem is I love the taste of coffee too much haha.
I don't think coffee is diet specific, everyone who drinks it will drinking regardless of diet. And if someone doesn't like or drink caffeinated drinks, they won't on keto, unless its the first few weeks as their body adjusts and they may feel a bit sluggish. The benefit of keto is you don't have those ups and downs in energy. That's what attracted me to it in the first place. I found out later on that high fat diets are actually very muscle sparing, so that's another benefit I guess. I almost wanna just go back to eating keto now haha!
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Bindare_Dundat on May 20, 2016, 07:27:23 PM
. I actually did very well, mentally, on this diet. I guess I'm just one of those people who does well on fat-based diets.

Same.here. I dont see what the big deal is. Actually think all this brain fog , strength loss stuff is highly over exaggerated.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: njflex on May 20, 2016, 07:28:47 PM
Thanks. Still can't work out properly due to my bicep tear but I'm about 60-70% back to my pre-injury weights since my surgery in Oct. I'd lift more but I'm a little paranoid and want to give it more healing time.

Pic is pre/post sugery/current

Oh yeah. I like all the modern stuff too.
nice man,,good to hear your healing,,nice abs' no homo'i will be 48 soon as well..
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: oldschoolfan on May 20, 2016, 07:40:23 PM
At first, but then the body adjusts. Plus I ate a ton of salt haha. I'd salt the shit out of everything thinking it'll help me retain water for workouts and whatnot. I retain water naturally though, I'm a fatass at heart, so its easy for me to gain fat and retain water. Not sure if the two are related, but that seems to be the case with me.


i am the same way ,    actually, im going to try low carb again, ive been doing a ton of cardio at higher carbs but not getting as lean as i would like to .

now that i remember i had no issues with energy when i did low carb once my body got used to it, strength actually went up as well.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: drkaje on May 20, 2016, 08:22:31 PM
I just eat reasonably clean. It isn't difficult unless I'm near a rib joint.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Azure on May 20, 2016, 08:25:59 PM
I'm pretty lean considering I'm an old man. Diet is is just no complex carbs after lunch. I don't count macros whatsoever. Lots of fruit and vegetables and moderate protein intake. Currently on an 8 week eca cycle which ends in a few days. I'm a caffeine addict anyways.



This. 

I tried one of these new school coaches with all that complicated diet stuff and it was a complete waste of time.  I keep it simple and basic and if I have to lean out for something, then I drop carbs except for the first meal of the day and we are good.

Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: cephissus on May 22, 2016, 12:06:43 AM
thanks for all the info wannabepro

i want to try keto at least once in my life.  just a lot of mental hurdles to get over -- atherosclerosis being the big one....
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: falco on May 22, 2016, 01:14:47 AM
Reading about diets of fhe 70's bbodybuilers, majority of them were pretty much doing a keto diet with a weekly carb up, fats coming from red meat, egg yolks, and cottage cheese. This diet got them in shape with little to no cardio, when did bodybuilders begin to steer away from this diet and venture into incorporating the lower fat, carb cycle type approach? Seems like the guys in the 70s had the right formula? I know i had success with a cutting keto diet for my second show, but now looking into doing more of this 70s type of diet as a maintainance diet any of you guys have success with this old school approach ?

You can't handle insulin eating carbs once a week.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Thespritz0 on May 22, 2016, 05:28:07 AM
Does anyone do the low carb thing without coffee???
^^
For about 12 years after coming back from my Bosnia deployment, I could NOT stand the smell, taste, anything to do with coffee... something to do with the cordite smell in all the artillery/mortars exploding around us near Srebrenica.  If I had just a sip, all I'd taste is a sharp SULFUR smell, I'm not kidding!!
Then, all of a sudden after 12 years it just disappeared!!  Life is funny!
P.S.  All that time, I did the Keto diet 6 days a week with one cheat day (still do) and when I couldn't have coffee, I LOVED Green Tea- the national drink of Japan!
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Mr Anabolic on May 22, 2016, 05:32:06 AM
I'm pretty lean considering I'm an old man. Diet is is just no complex carbs after lunch. I don't count macros whatsoever. Lots of fruit and vegetables and moderate protein intake. Currently on an 8 week eca cycle which ends in a few days. I'm a caffeine addict anyways.
(http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=610813.0;attach=679138)


Solid for a man of your age.  Props dude. 

The ephedrine definitely helps, but the insomnia and joint pain is a bitch.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: YngiweRhoads on May 22, 2016, 06:24:16 AM
nice man,,good to hear your healing,,nice abs' no homo'i will be 48 soon as well..

Thanks man. 1968 was a good year.

This.  

I tried one of these new school coaches with all that complicated diet stuff and it was a complete waste of time.  I keep it simple and basic and if I have to lean out for something, then I drop carbs except for the first meal of the day and we are good.

Eating a healthy always works best imo. Keeps you young and full of energy.

Solid for a man of your age.  Props dude.  

The ephedrine definitely helps, but the insomnia and joint pain is a bitch.

Thanks. I had a few days where sleeping was tough, but that's probably due to personal shit going on and my brain running things over. Sleep went back to normal thankfully. I've never had joint pain thankfully.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: WannaBePro on May 22, 2016, 08:20:42 AM
thanks for all the info wannabepro

i want to try keto at least once in my life.  just a lot of mental hurdles to get over -- atherosclerosis being the big one....

No problem, bro. Ketosis does have a lot of health benefits, a surprising amount, actually. If you want more info look up some interviews with Dr. D'Agastino, he's a wealth of information on ketosis. He does research at Florida State (I believe) on ketosis specifically, mainly dealing with seizures and health improvements. I bought some beta-hydroxy buterate, just to try it out, he's the one who developed it to help people get into nutritional ketosis faster than fasting or cutting carbs until ketosis sets in.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: cephissus on May 22, 2016, 01:11:12 PM
No problem, bro. Ketosis does have a lot of health benefits, a surprising amount, actually. If you want more info look up some interviews with Dr. D'Agastino, he's a wealth of information on ketosis. He does research at Florida State (I believe) on ketosis specifically, mainly dealing with seizures and health improvements. I bought some beta-hydroxy buterate, just to try it out, he's the one who developed it to help people get into nutritional ketosis faster than fasting or cutting carbs until ketosis sets in.

funny you should mention this, i just listened to a podcast with him and rhonda patrick the other day.  going to re-listen soon, i think.

i also wanna finish lyle mcdonalds "the ketogenic diet".  got about halfway through a while back -- very informative.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: WannaBePro on May 22, 2016, 01:36:43 PM
funny you should mention this, i just listened to a podcast with him and rhonda patrick the other day.  going to re-listen soon, i think.

i also wanna finish lyle mcdonalds "the ketogenic diet".  got about halfway through a while back -- very informative.

I read his Ultimate Diet 2.0, very informative. Kind of a cyclical ketogenic diet, which is apparently more accurate than Dan Duchane's keto diet. I think that book was meant to be the improved version of Dan's diet ideas. But I always take these things with a grain of salt. I've read Kiefer's carb nite and carb backloading as well, and in theory it all sounds great. In practice, carb nite would work well as its just a cyclical keto diet with a refeed 1 night a week. However, he says in the book that calories don't count and you can basically eat as much as you like as long as its fat and protein. That's a fast track to getting fat, imo. In carb backloading he says to stuff your face with simple carbs at night and you won't put on fat. Again, all bullshit, unless you have a bird appetite and get full from a couple donuts or whatever it was he suggested in the ebook.
In the end its all about calorie balance, but I believe keto just makes it easier to be in a caloric deficit than on a carb-based diet.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Go 4 It on May 22, 2016, 05:18:40 PM
I think the key to the carb refeed, is to keep the majority of the cals carbs, like 80% and the rest protein, very little fat for the day, usually by the end of the day, you can't wait to get back on keto again for the week, atleast this is my experience.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: WannaBePro on May 22, 2016, 07:54:32 PM
I think the key to the carb refeed, is to keep the majority of the cals carbs, like 80% and the rest protein, very little fat for the day, usually by the end of the day, you can't wait to get back on keto again for the week, atleast this is my experience.

100% agreed!
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: wes on May 23, 2016, 01:59:46 PM
What was your diet Wes? You did get in shape. Not trolling serious question.
I`m in shape right now dude............NABBA Nationals contest in November,plus I like to get lean in the summer.

If all goes as planned,I`ll be better than I ever was at 61 years of age this Nov.,...............training hard and eating clean right now!

Don`t call it a comeback !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111111111111111  :D
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: NelsonMuntz on May 23, 2016, 02:28:35 PM
well so far since last wednesday.

stuck to it until Saturday evening then reluctantly gave myself a 2 hour window to eat whatever I fancied
I had...
1-small cheese tortellini tray
(https://assets.shop.loblaws.ca/products/20298511/b1/en/front/20298511_front_a01.png)

2- 200gms grandma's potato salad from same deli
(http://www.blogto.com/upload/2011/11/20111130-mlg-deli.jpg)

3- Peanut butter cliff bar(wanted a chocolate bar so I went with a glorified candy bar instead)
(https://www.google.ca/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwjxuqCTkfHMAhVm3IMKHfsQDPoQjRwIBw&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.veganoo.net%2F2013%2F06%2Freview-clif-barsfudge-chocolatepeanut.html&bvm=bv.122676328,d.amc&psig=AFQjCNGnBteBNiVNtLqy2jpUo3vo3s2Hnw&ust=1464125041588258)

4- cheese panzerotti from pizza pizza with a real can of fucking coke
(http://www.metronews.ca/content/dam/thestar/2013/05/26/panzerotti.jpg.size.xxlarge.letterbox.jpg)
(http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/07/17/10/2A975A1200000578-3164107-image-m-39_1437124518040.jpg)

I enjoyed the meal
(https://img.buzzfeed.com/buzzfeed-static/static/2015-03/31/9/enhanced/webdr13/anigif_enhanced-13724-1427809961-9.gif)

And went back to eating low to no carb high fat right after.

Oh and I am down 6 lbs and my strength is still intact


Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Grape Ape on May 23, 2016, 02:53:20 PM
I will try it out thanks.



Be careful with the coconut oil.  You can easily shit your pants - a full tablespoon of coconut oil and grass fed butter is delicious blended with coffee....but it can get you.  Had no issues with the MCT oil version.
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Go 4 It on May 23, 2016, 02:56:47 PM
well so far since last wednesday.

stuck to it until Saturday evening then reluctantly gave myself a 2 hour window to eat whatever I fancied
I had...
1-small cheese tortellini tray
(https://assets.shop.loblaws.ca/products/20298511/b1/en/front/20298511_front_a01.png)

2- 200gms grandma's potato salad from same deli
(http://www.blogto.com/upload/2011/11/20111130-mlg-deli.jpg)

3- Peanut butter cliff bar(wanted a chocolate bar so I went with a glorified candy bar instead)
(https://www.google.ca/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwjxuqCTkfHMAhVm3IMKHfsQDPoQjRwIBw&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.veganoo.net%2F2013%2F06%2Freview-clif-barsfudge-chocolatepeanut.html&bvm=bv.122676328,d.amc&psig=AFQjCNGnBteBNiVNtLqy2jpUo3vo3s2Hnw&ust=1464125041588258)

4- cheese panzerotti from pizza pizza with a real can of fucking coke
(http://www.metronews.ca/content/dam/thestar/2013/05/26/panzerotti.jpg.size.xxlarge.letterbox.jpg)
(http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/07/17/10/2A975A1200000578-3164107-image-m-39_1437124518040.jpg)

I enjoyed the meal
(https://img.buzzfeed.com/buzzfeed-static/static/2015-03/31/9/enhanced/webdr13/anigif_enhanced-13724-1427809961-9.gif)

And went back to eating low to no carb high fat right after.

Oh and I am down 6 lbs and my strength is still intact



dude on your refeed majority should be all carbs, you're eating fats carbs and protein...
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: NelsonMuntz on May 23, 2016, 07:04:21 PM
dude on your refeed majority should be all carbs, you're eating fats carbs and protein...

I didn't think of it as a refeed as much as I thought of it as a respite but you are right
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Straw Man on May 30, 2016, 09:03:06 PM
I didn't think of it as a refeed as much as I thought of it as a respite but you are right

I get his point but I don't think it matters that much

fat + carbs for 1 meal (gorge) with low protein is fine
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: TheGrinch on May 31, 2016, 09:34:07 AM
I'm pretty lean considering I'm an old man. Diet is is just no complex carbs after lunch. I don't count macros whatsoever. Lots of fruit and vegetables and moderate protein intake. Currently on an 8 week eca cycle which ends in a few days. I'm a caffeine addict anyways.




What's a typical day of meals like?


Love to learn from you as I am almost the same age and can't do this carb addiction thing that keeps getting worse for me
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Fallsview on May 31, 2016, 05:30:04 PM
Fish, Chicken, rice, eggs and water.







MAKE GETBIG GREAT AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Title: Re: 70's Bodybuilding Diet
Post by: Dr Dutch on June 17, 2016, 12:16:54 PM
I`m in shape right now dude............NABBA Nationals contest in November,plus I like to get lean in the summer.

If all goes as planned,I`ll be better than I ever was at 161 years of age this Nov.,...............training hard and eating clean right now!

Don`t call it a comeback !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We will call you the supernova MASTER-blaster....I am over 110 yrs younger !!