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Hey dudes n’ grrrls. Hudson here. I’m less than two weeks away from my very first natural Classic Physique bodybuilding competition and at this point, the less I use my foggy brain the better. So I’ve made an entire meal prep plan to prepare you for competition (or that summer body, or that upcoming wedding, or anything, really!) so you can do less thinking and more flexing. If you’re into that kind of thing. (But come on, you’re Buff, of course you are!)
Below you’ll find my exact meal prep eating routine I’ll be using over the next couple of weeks. It’s helped me to get into killer shape, and I hope it can work for some of you as well! Enjoy!
Components: 6.5oz (raw) 99% Lean Ground Turkey, 2 cups Liquid Egg Whites, 425g (raw) Potatoes, 1 cup Peppers/Onions, 1 cup Spinach, 1/3 Medium Avocado.
Prep Directions:
Dice potatoes (425g raw), toss with seasonings, and roast (400°F/200°C) or air fry until tender (~25-35 min).
While potatoes cook, brown ground turkey in a skillet. Add peppers/onions and sauté until softened (~5-7 min). Stir in spinach until just wilted. Season well.
In a separate non-stick pan, scramble the liquid egg whites until cooked through.
For meal prep: Portion potatoes, turkey/veg mix, and egg whites into containers. Store refrigerated. Add fresh avocado slices (1/3 of avocado) just before eating.
Season chicken breast. Bake, grill, or air fry until cooked through (165°F/74°C internal temp). Let rest, then slice or dice if desired. (Weigh cooked portion if needed for accuracy).
Cook white rice in bulk according to package directions. Measure out ~1.4 cups cooked (or 275g cooked weight) per portion.
Steam broccoli florets in bulk until tender-crisp.
For meal prep: Portion cooked chicken, white rice, and broccoli into containers. Store refrigerated. Drizzle olive oil over meal when reheating or use it for cooking the chicken initially.
Components: 16oz (raw) 96/4 Lean Ground Beef, ~1 cup (cooked) Brown Rice (~203g cooked weight / ~70g dry), 1.5 cups Asparagus, 1/3 Medium Avocado.
Prep Directions:
Brown the 96/4 lean ground beef in a large skillet, breaking it apart. Drain any excess fat (should be minimal). Season well during cooking (add optional broth/aminos here if using).
Cook brown rice in bulk according to package directions. Measure out ~1 cup cooked (or 203g cooked weight) per portion.
Trim and chop asparagus. Steam, roast, or sauté until tender-crisp.
For meal prep: Portion brown rice, ground beef, and asparagus into containers. Store refrigerated. Add fresh avocado slices (1/3 of avocado) just before eating.
Notes:
Use a Food Scale! Accurate measurements (especially cooked weights or dry weights for rice) are crucial for hitting macro targets.
Sodium Estimate: The baseline sodium (~1200-1400mg) is based on the raw ingredients ONLY. It does not include salt added during cooking or sodium from seasoning blends, broths, etc. Your actual intake will be significantly higher depending on how you season your food.
Additional Sodium: Aim for a moderate sodium intake (e.g., 2500-4000mg) by consistently using a measured amount of salt and low-sodium seasonings daily. Avoid drastic cuts or fluctuations. The baseline amount here is likely too low without added salt/seasonings.
Check Pantry First: Verify your stock of oils, seasonings, rice, etc., before buying more.
Lean Meats: Double-check the fat percentage on ground meats.
Adjust as Needed: Quantities are estimates. Your needs or available package sizes might require slight adjustments. Always prioritize hitting your macro targets.
Coach’s Guidance: If working with a coach, their specific recommendations supersede this plan.