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The Get Blitzed Diet
During this BULKING PHASE, you will try to consume 22 calories per pound of body weight per day. To do this, simply multiply 22 times your body weight. That's it! The recommended diet to follow is approximately 4500 calories. In order for it to work for your specific calorie needs, you will only have to make minor adjustments by shaving off or adding on, in equal proportion, the recommended portions of foods to hit this calorie total. You should be eating approximately 50% high quality carbs, 30% Protein, and 20% Fats. Pre-planning your meals is probably one of the most important aspects of actually being able to accomplish your dieting consistency. When you are sitting around watching TV at night, simply microwave your potatoes, boil some pasta and grill some steaks and chicken breasts. Store your food in plastic containers for easy access to be eaten for the next couple of days. Plan out your meals in advance and you are sure to stay on track.

BULKING PHASE DIET
When to utilize: Weeks 1-8 of GET BLITZED training routine
This phase of dieting is to coincide with the BULKING PHASE of the training routine. So for the first 8 weeks of training, you will eat the following diet recommendations. You may substitute any of the following macronutrient sources (fats, proteins, carbs) in our plan below with that of other types in our grocery list found in Table 3a. The example diet below is based on a 4500-calorie diet requirement. To adjust to your specific calorie requirements, simply adjust the quantities of each of the foods below to fit your specific calorie goal. As mentioned earlier, your calorie goal can be obtained by multiplying your lean body weight by 22. So, if your "LEAN" body weight is 200, you multiply 200 X 22 = 4400 calories. If this was the case, you would be pretty close to your target without much change to the diet below.

Note: This recommended calorie count is a starting point. If you are noticing more fat while on this diet, slightly reduce the calories and increase your cardio time. If you aren’t gaining enough muscle, but aren’t getting fat, slightly increase your calories and reduce your cardio time. Use this same technique during the CUTTING PHASE of your diet plan to follow.
 
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