Is powder milk acceptable? Because I have milk intolerance... I mean, I can drink a cup or so per day but that's pretty much it.
i would assume so, i never took powdered milk.
I have a hard time of getting protein+fat meals. I mean, I have no idea of what these meals look like... I guess I always ate protein+carbs...
Can someone throw a few examples at me (I'll look for some in Kelly's body comp basics book).
what vag said, plus:
a better way to look at this is, what do you like eating? what can you easily obtain, to eat? For example, if I was planning on putting on a ton of muscle, I would focus on things I enjoy eating: eggs, milk, meat (steak/hamburger), chicken , broccoli/carrots/spinach/olive oil, kidney beans, bananas, cottage cheese, and a supplement: whey protein (for shakes).. My diet would then pretty much only consist of that, with 1 cheat day per week.
Also, running won't be an option when winter comes. Running on the treadmill could be and kettlebell swings for cardio work...
although I don't like using the treadmill... I'm afraid of it (falling and all that).
*smack*, incorporate jump rope also
And wouldn't it be detrimental to muscle building if I burned calories doing stuff like running and cardio? Wouldn't they contradict each other?...
no because cardio isn't using muscle protein as fuel unless you're in a severely catabolic state.. cardio is focusing on blood sugar, glycogen, or fat... You need to make sure your protein intake is high & that you get enough time under tension to stimulate growth, which is what you will be getting with 3x8/3x5 split. You're not going to be putting in enough cardio to cause a dent anyway.