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AM Workout Plan

Training-day nutrition · built around your morning session
Jordan — Sample Client · Performance Phase
Day Total2,543 kcalP 220gC 277gF 66g
Today's Progress0 of 5 meals
Coach Note

Jordan, this week is all about consistency — not perfection. Your energy in the gym has been great, so we're keeping calories steady and tightening up meal timing.

Eat your pre-workout meal 45–60 minutes before training. Keep water with you all day, and check off each meal as you go so we can review your week together on Sunday.

6:00 AM

Pre-Workout

Cream of Rice — 50 g
183 kcal · P4 · C40 · F1
Whey Protein — 1 scoop
120 kcal · P24 · C3 · F1
Blueberries — 80 g
46 kcal · P1 · C12 · F0
Meal total: 349 kcal · P29 · C55 · F2

Keep this meal light and easy to digest so you feel fast, not full, under the bar. Don't skip it — even on early mornings.

A pinch of salt and cinnamon in the rice works well, and the salt helps with hydration during your session.

8:30 AM

Post-Workout Breakfast

Egg Whites — 1 cup
126 kcal · P26 · C2 · F0
Whole Egg — 2 eggs
143 kcal · P13 · C1 · F10
Sourdough Toast — 2 slices
194 kcal · P7 · C40 · F3
Avocado — 50 g
80 kcal · P1 · C4 · F7
Meal total: 543 kcal · P47 · C47 · F20

Eat within 60–90 minutes of finishing your workout — this is your most important recovery meal of the day.

Start with the eggs (protein first), then the toast and avocado. Hot sauce, herbs, and salsa are free — just skip butter or oil in the pan.

Flexible Swaps
  • Cream of Rice → oats or two rice cakes
  • Egg whites → Greek yogurt or a whey shake
  • Sourdough → an English muffin or roasted potatoes
  • Blueberries → any fresh fruit in the same portion
12:30 PM

Lunch

Grilled Chicken Breast — 170 g
281 kcal · P53 · C0 · F6
Jasmine Rice — 200 g
260 kcal · P5 · C56 · F1
Roasted Vegetables — 150 g
98 kcal · P4 · C18 · F2
Extra Virgin Olive Oil — 1 tbsp
124 kcal · P0 · C0 · F14
Meal total: 763 kcal · P62 · C74 · F23

Weigh the rice after cooking, not dry. It's the easiest place for portions to drift.

Rotate the vegetables through the week (peppers, zucchini, broccoli) and season generously. If you're eating out, a grilled protein + rice bowl is a great match.

4:00 PM

Afternoon Snack

Greek Yogurt, 0% — 200 g
118 kcal · P21 · C7 · F1
Banana — 1 medium
105 kcal · P1 · C27 · F0
Almond Butter — 1 tbsp
98 kcal · P3 · C3 · F9
Meal total: 321 kcal · P25 · C37 · F10

This is your bridge to dinner — it keeps you from arriving starving at 7pm. If appetite is low, blend it into a smoothie with ice and a splash of almond milk.

7:00 PM

Dinner

Lean Ground Turkey — 170 g
289 kcal · P49 · C0 · F10
Roasted Sweet Potato — 250 g
225 kcal · P5 · C52 · F1
Green Beans — 150 g
53 kcal · P3 · C12 · F0
Meal total: 567 kcal · P57 · C64 · F11

Finish the day with a satisfying plate. Cook a double batch of turkey and sweet potato — it becomes tomorrow's lunch and saves you 20 minutes.

Supplements

Creatine monohydrate: 5 g daily

Magnesium glycinate: with your evening routine

Hydration
3 liters daily
Add electrolytes around training or on high-sweat days.
Grocery List
  • • Almond Butter
  • • Avocado
  • • Banana
  • • Blueberries
  • • Cream of Rice
  • • Egg Whites
  • • Extra Virgin Olive Oil
  • • Greek Yogurt, 0%
  • • Green Beans
  • • Grilled Chicken Breast
  • • Jasmine Rice
  • • Lean Ground Turkey
  • • Roasted Sweet Potato
  • • Roasted Vegetables
  • • Sourdough Toast
  • • Whey Protein
  • • Whole Egg
Substitutions & Guidelines

Meals can move by 30–60 minutes to fit your schedule. Keep portions consistent, prioritize protein, and use the swaps above rather than skipping a meal.

Seasonings, zero-calorie sauces, herbs, coffee, and unsweetened tea are all welcome.