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Insanity Workout Nutrition

Food has many roles. It’s a source of fuel, energy and nutrients. It affects your body weight. It alters your health and vital indicators, like cholesterol and blood pressure. Food is social and food is emotional. But the primary purpose of food is fuel. Your body needs fuel to function: proteins, fats and carbs. Your goal in the next 60 days is to eat healthy, learn about balanced nutrition and feed your body what it needs to survive SHAUN T INSANITY Workout. Hopefully you can also use this guide to eat healthier and live healthier every day.

Nutrition During The Insanity Workout

In this plan, you’ll learn about healthy food basics and the proper balance or nutrients you need each day. Your body doesn’t require refined sugars, processed foods, sodas, or artificial sweeteners. In fact, they can be harmful. When you eliminate them, you’ll actually feel better. And guess what? Food that’s good for you tastes great, too.

Here are the tools to help you figure out what and how much to eat for the next 60 days and beyond. This guide gives you meal options and food lists to choose from. As you get in better shape and your metabolism soars, you’ll also learn how to increase your calories to fuel your changing body.

This plan will work for you whether you’ve been dieting for years of don’t know what a calorie is. Whether you’re male or female, and whether you want to lose weight or bulk up. It will give you the energy to maximize your workouts and become a healthier person. It’s not about quick fixes or fads. It’s about eating and using food for its intended purpose. Fuel

The Reasoning Behind Elite Nutrition

This Elite Nutrition Guide is designed to power your body through the most intense workouts of your life. Whey you’re digging into this ultra-extreme fitness regimen, you can’t go low calorie or low-carb. You need to fuel your system with balance and nutritious meals and snacks. Your body is literally going to burn through the food you eat, whether they’re carbs, fats, or protein. This is NOT the time to diet. But if you want to lose weight, you’ll eat the right foods in the right portions. The balanced meal plans will provide your body with the fuel that it needs to get through these INSANE workouts.

This isn’t a diet; it’s a plan that will teach you how to eat healthy for the duration of INSANITY and for the rest of your life. Elite Nutrition focuses on eating 5 meals a day, none too large or too small. All the meals contain roughly the same number of calories. This frequent eating is optimal for your metabolism and provides stamina for your intense workouts.

Everyone has different caloric needs, so this guide shows you how to increase the calories of all the meals. If you still need more calories, add the “Food Blocks” to your meals, or enjoy them as snacks, to reach your caloric requirements.

Each meal listed is around 40% protein, 40% carb, and 20% fat. It’s important to balance protein, carbs, and fats to promote optimal blood sugar control, resulting in the best possible state for your workouts. There if a full overview on protein, carbs, and fat in this guide, as well as Michi’s Ladder, a Beachbody tool to help you create your own meals.

The recommended foods have a low glycemic index, which has less impact on blood sugar. High glycemic foods, such as white bread and candy, cause a rapid rise and subsequent rapid drop in blood sugar, draining your energy. Low glycemic foods provide you with steady energy throughout the day and optimal fuel for your workouts. The plan also avoids additives, overly processed foods, sugar substitutes, and alcohol.

How the Insanity Workout Meal Plan Works

Month One: Your Daily Meals

In the “Start Eating section you’ll find 5 separate meal lists. Each day you’ll pick one meal from each of the five meal lists, totaling 5 meals a day. Try not to skip any meals. Each meal list has 10 options to choose from. Keep selecting different meals to give yourself healthy variety. Each meal contains approximately 300 calories, and has instructions about how to scale it up to either 400 or 500 calories depending on your individual caloric needs.

Month 2: Eat More

As you enter the second month of this Elite Nutrition program, you’ll find that your body burns calories much faster than it did a month ago. Plus, your Month Two workouts get harder and longer, so you’ll need more fuel. To meet your increased fuel needs, this plan includes a list of 100-calorie complex carbohydrates. Based on your weight loss or weight gain goals, you can add these to meet your increased caloric needs, or continue with your basic meal lists from Month One. If you do add these complex carbs, choose from one to three of them per day, adding them to your earlier meals.

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11 Comments

  1. Joan says:
    February 16th, 2010

    There are a few typos:

    This plan will work for you whether you’ve been dieting for years *of don’t know what a calorie is.

    *Whey you’re digging into this ultra-extreme fitness regimen,

  2. Sam M. says:
    April 7th, 2010

    I love how insanity shows you a whole meal option rather than give you certain requirements to make your own meals. I looked over the P90X menu and thought what am i going to do with all of that? It left me just eating requirements instead of meals because i was at a loss of how to put everything together. The meals are actually very good as well! Definitely an easy diet to stick to.

  3. April 25th, 2010

    I thought I was eating healthy because I had all these healthy antioxidant foods like raisins, dried blueberries, strawberries, spinach, acai berry juice, etc. All of these are powerful antioxidants but I forgot that they’re still sugar. I’ve been gaining weight ever since. So even the so called healthy stuff like fruits have so much sugar in them. They all need to be avoided even fruits.

  4. Phil Tucker says:
    April 26th, 2010

    Fruits definitely have a lot of sugar in them, which is why they, like everything else, need to be eaten in moderation!

  5. AC says:
    June 1st, 2010

    So I took my fitness test 2 today and found a few of my results marginally less that test 1? Is this normal? I am worried

  6. Phil says:
    June 1st, 2010

    Hi AC,

    This isn’t normal. Sounds like you’re not eating enough, and are thus operating with insufficient energy. Get more sleep, eat better, and your results should change accordingly.

  7. AC says:
    June 2nd, 2010

    hmm..sounds good..i might think that when i did the fitness test 1, i may not be doing all the exercises correctly

  8. AC says:
    June 10th, 2010

    would it be ok if i take a week off from insanity. I have my mcats coming up and need a break from everything…is it okay if i take this break but make sure i eat healthy?

  9. Nick says:
    June 12th, 2010

    i just got insanity today and cant wait to start on monday. but i had 1 concern about the nutrition plan. Although its 5 meals a day every 3 hrs, it seems like there is a lot of carbs in each meal, even for healthy carbs. theres around 142grams in 5 meals total. Maybe im over reacting but doesnt that seem like alot of carbs in 1 day? exp if 30 of those carbs come with dinner when your about to go to bed in the next few hours?

  10. Kathleen says:
    June 25th, 2010

    Altho the plan offers lots to choose from how important is it to be precise when selecting each of my meals throughout my program period? I don’t weigh out my foods, such as cottage cheese, fruits [I typically only eat blueberries and apples] I just guess and move forward.

    I am just starting, just did my fit test last night and not saying I WON’T FOLLOW the plan, just asking. Also what about mayo … is it horrible to add just a touch to a sandwich?

    Thanks =)

  11. Kathleen says:
    July 13th, 2010

    WOW … noticing things a bit more with actually writing down what I eat. Altho I’ve looked at labels before, not to this extent and there is alot of fat and sodium in things that you might not realize. I’m reaching for lower fats and keeping with the ‘good fats’ and also since I have an issue with salt as it is, I’m truly working to eliminate as much of it from my diet as possible.

    If any of you are looking for an easy way to keep track of your daily log http://www.fitday.com is easy and the graph is cool.

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