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Jan
16

RIPPED ABS NUTRITION :: www.jumpupdunkdown.com

FREE POWER WORKOUT at www.jumpupdunkdown.com check it out! Here is Part 2 of RIPPED ABS vs. STRONG CORE, a look into the life and belly of Project Vertical owner Tyler Ray. Remember that you are what you eat! What goes in reflects what comes out! PV on Facebook http
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  1. toneykospeter says:

    stay away from peanut butter for fat content try avocados just eat half avocado in evening and the next half in the morning and store it in a small container with onions to prevent browing better than peanut butter no sugar

  2. JPMartin5 says:

    @tray1515 awesome! yeah pb is a great source of unsaturated fats. thanks man! keep up the good work. when is your next dunk vid coming out?

  3. tray1515 says:

    @JPMartin5 true, however I use peanut butter more for the fat content and less the protein as the protein itself is the primary source. Peanut butter also helps to naturally increase the production of testosterone in the body.

  4. JPMartin5 says:

    I was looking up random protein sources on a nutrition website, and peanut butter has a very low Amino Acid and bio-availability of protein. it made me very sad because i love peanut butter i eat it every day.

  5. tray1515 says:

    @MoneyMcGann everyone’s meal times will differ depending on sleep schedule. However, it’s good practice to space your meals around 2.5-3hrs apart. If you have breakfast at 7am your first snack should be 9:30-10am, lunch at 12:30 or so, and so on.

  6. MoneyMcGann says:

    Hey Tyler, what times roughly would you be having your meals and snacks? Thanks Josh

  7. tray1515 says:

    @sathernut lol but we are best friends lol

  8. sathernut says:

    @tray1515 SHUTUP I HATE YOU

  9. tray1515 says:

    @sathernut the meat of the fish?

  10. tray1515 says:

    @fireblitz07 it’s a great way to consume multigrain bread!

  11. DdotRedd says:

    damn student budgets !!!!!!!!!!!

  12. youngdunker21 says:

    tyler, you are the man. thanks for the vids

  13. fireblitz07 says:

    idont like multigrain bread, but i do when i toast it. will it still be as effective in nutrition?

  14. sathernut says:

    @tray1515 fish?

  15. tray1515 says:

    @sathernut of course it is, what else would it be?

  16. sathernut says:

    meats? is salmon a meat? 

  17. DjGoGo09 says:

    you are what you eat, i get it….you eat eggs, chickens come out

  18. tray1515 says:

    @adarqui for sure. Remember that if you’re lazy and craving carbs at night it usually means your body hasn’t gotten enough early in the day. Increase your carbs with breakfast and lunch slightly. See how that helps.

  19. superfreestyleer says:

    haha vodka you got me on that one

  20. adarqui says:

    @tray1515 : thanks! ya that’s actually the plan but I guess at night I let the lazyness get the best of me, unacceptable i know :) I was doing good for a while, stir frying/steaming broccoli/cabbage/carrots and sometimes jalapeno, was loving it.. i think I need to prepare it earlier though, like you do with chicken, the day before etc.. so that I can just heat it up quick at that time.

    peace

  21. tray1515 says:

    @adarqui try changing your later sandwich to meat and veggies and you’re set! Looks good.

  22. adarqui says:

    nice vid, good advice, my diet is pretty simple, it could be better if i ate more veggies (broccoli/spinach/cabbage/carrots)

    every day it’s pretty much:

    protein shake (16oz whole milk + 3/4th scoop whey, all shakes exactly like this) + bananas

    egg (X-large brown omega3 eggs) sandwhich or cheeseburger (ground chuck)

    protein shake,

    training,

    protein shake,

    turkey & cheese sandwhich on whole grain bread + protein shake.

    done :)

    hah pc

  23. tray1515 says:

    @Tommmaaah this is a look at the types of foods I eat and at what times of day.

  24. Tommmaaah says:

    Do you have any nutrition scheduals of yourself? or is this like a generic schedual for every single day?

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