Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday:
5-6 protein shakes throughout the day (and one overnight, which I’d leave on the toilet and chug while peeing). I usually had Monster Milk in the morning, and followed that with Muscle Infusion throughout the day. If I did a morning workout, it was a short workout (20 mins) usually consisting of one arm deadlifts, and I usually did not have a pre-workout shake. On two of these four days I typically substitute one shake at lunch with wings or other no-carb meat.
1500-2500 calories worth of meat, preferably on the bone, for your evening meal. If you’re eating chicken, make sure you’re eating the skin.
You might want to think about a Protein Sparing Modified Fast (nothing but shakes) on Monday as well, especially if you want to accelerate fatloss.
Wednesday:
5-6 protein shakes with a less calorically dense dinner. This is intended to rotate your calories and stimulate more fatloss.
Friday:
Watered-down Rampage day. Keep you carbs reasonable, and focus on getting lean proteins throughout the day. To give you an idea of how I did this to into single digit bodyfat, most Rampage days consisted of 94% lean meat tacos on low carb shells. For my cheat meals, I went bananas, but I’d suggest that while you definitely want to make sure you eat a considerable amount of carbs, you should keep your calories in check until you’re starting to see decent progress. This is for two reasons- you need to learn dietary discipline and because your body still has massive fat stores on which to draw, so massive cheats are unnecessary. I’ll cover the Rampage Day in depth in an upcoming post, but for now I’d say eat lean and low-to-moderate carb throughout the day and cap the day with a carbohydrate bonanza the likes of which you’ve likely not seen since you saw undergraduate college girls descend on a table of free bagels. In terms of amounts, I’ll agree with Dave Palumbo and say your initial Rampage day should be in the neighborhood of 400 grams of carbohydrates. If you don’t lose more weight the following week, reduce that number. If you lost plenty, you can adjust it up. For you guys, however, I’d suggest you go easy, since you’ve mangled your insulin sensitivity worse than that broad who got attacked by a chimp a couple of years ago.