Meal Planning

Breakfast:  1-2 items from each column of "Morning Carbohydrates". Example: banana, cereal, milk, toast and orange juice

Lunch: 1-2 items from each column of "Lunch & Dinner Carbohydrates" plus one choice from "Lunch & Dinner Proteins."  Example: brown rice, broccoli, carrots, mushrooms, chicken

Dinner:  1-2 items from each column of "Lunch & Dinner Carbohydrates" plus one choice from "Lunch & Dinner Proteins." Example: pasta, asparagus, spinach, tomato, salmon

 

Morning Carbohydrates

Column 1

Column 2

Column 3

strawberries

dry cereal (whole grain)

water

raspberries

oatmeal

orange juice

blueberries

cream of wheat

grape juice

bananas

pancakes (whole grain)

nonfat milk

honeydew

waffles (whole grain)

smoothie

cantaloupe

toast (whole grain)

herb tea

watermelon

bagels (whole grain)

 

 

Lunch & Dinner Carbohydrates

Column 1

Column 2

Column 3

potato

asparagus

tomatoes

sweet potato

spinach 

mushrooms

yams

broccoli

cauliflower  

brown rice

brussel sprouts   

carrots

pasta

peas

corn

noodles

green beans

onions

soup (vegetable)

cabbage

squash 

 

Lunch & Dinner Proteins

Column 1

Column 2

Column 3


salmon

turkey (breast)

soybeans

tuna

chicken (breast)

beans (all)

sea bass

beef (extra lean)

lentils

scallops

veal

rice & beans

snapper

 

eggs (white)

cod

 

yogurt

shrimp

 

dairy products

 

Snack Foods

Column 1

Column 2

Column 3


apple

yogurt

liquid meals

grapes

smoothie

sport drinks

peach

popcorn (without butter)

energy bars

orange

pretzels (fat free)

energy gels

banana

almonds

 

 

Note* Complex Carbohydrates before workout/competition!
Protein and Carbohydrates after workout/competition!
Water intake throughout the day!

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