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Today we'll talk about an excellent plan, including ways to know the correct diet
It is no secret that Insanity is one of
Beachbody’s most popular at home fitness programs. Insanity is widely known for
its physically demanding workouts and the phenomenal results they can provide
in as little as 60 days. With that said, the workouts alone are not what
deliver the spectacular results you will see on most Insanity before and after
photos.
Insanity Elite Nutrition Plan Introduction |
Regardless of the fitness program you choose to use to reach your
goals, up to 75 to 80% of the results you will see from it will be attributed
to your diet with only about 20 to 25% related to the exercise you choose to
do. With that said, it is important to choose a program with a balanced
nutritional plan that fuels the body for demanding workouts but will also allow
for somewhat of a calorie deficit to produce weight loss. The Insanity Elite
Nutrition Plan is a plan designed to do just that.
As most already
know, the Insanity Workout Program is very demanding on the body and requires
proper nutrition and fuel. In order to help those taking on the Insanity
challenge, the creators of the Insanity program have included the Elite
Nutrition Plan as an important component of the Insanity workout program. The
Elite Nutritional plan was created as a means for learning how to eat a
balanced diet while feeding the body what it needs in order to survive the next
60 days. The body’s primary source of fuel is food and, without the proper food
intake, it is impossible to successfully complete all of the Insanity workouts
for the 60 day program duration. After completing the Insanity Program, Shaun
T, Insanity’s fitness trainer and creator, hopes that you continue to use
Insanity’s Elite Nutrition plan as a guide for what a balanced diet should look
like and an overall healthier lifestyle.
The main idea behind
the Elite Nutrition Plan is that it is not a diet at all. It is a plan to teach
you how to eat healthy for the time period you spend with Insanity and beyond.
The plan includes all food groups, including carbohydrates, vegetables, whole
grains, fruits and healthy fats. The Elite Nutrition plan is based around
eating five meals per day. All meals should be around the same number of
calories and spread out throughout the day. All meals listed in the plan
consist of approximately 40% protein, 40% carbohydrates and 20% healthy fats.
Although limiting carbs seems to be popular lately, the Insanity Elite nutrition
plan does not recommend that because carbs are key to fueling the body for
demanding workouts. The Elite Nutrition plan does, however, include mostly low
glycemic foods in order to have minimal impact on blood sugar. Foods such as
white bread, rice, baked goods and candy cause a rapid rise and drop in blood
sugar, leading to fatigue and hunger. A low glycemic diet, such as that
implemented with the Elite Nutrition plan, will help prevent those peaks and
valleys in order to keep that body stabilized. In addition to eliminating most
processed and high glycemic carbs, the Insanity nutrition plan also eliminates
alcohol and sugar substitutes. These can be added back in with moderation after
the 60 day Insanity workouts are completed.
Getting Started
with the Plan
Since each individual has different caloric requirements, the
Elite Nutrition plan does not give specific guidelines on exact daily calorie
consumption. The plan includes an approximate 1,500 calorie daily intake and
also allows for “Food Blocks” for those that need additional calories. Each
“Food Block” can add 100 to 200 calories, increasing the caloric intake slowly
with each one. The daily caloric intake should range anywhere from 1,500 to
2,500 calories per day, depending on the individual.
Month 1
When you begin the Elite Nutrition plan, you will need to select
five meals to eat each day. The meals should be breakfast, a mid-morning snack,
lunch, an afternoon snack and dinner. There are five meal lists available in
the Elite Nutrition plan guide and each list has 10 meals to choose from. Each
meal has approximately 300 to 400 calories. You will need to select one meal
from each of the five lists per day. In order to keep the metabolism working
efficiently and get enough fuel to endure the tough Insanity workouts, it is
important to avoid skipping meals. Below are some examples of the meals
included in the Elite Nutrition plan meal. Recipes for all meals listed below,
as well as the rest of the meals offered, are available on the nutrition plan
guide that accompanies the Insanity program.
Sample Breakfast
Fruit and cottage cheese
Bagel and lox
Egg white and fruit plate
Sample Mid-Morning
Snack
Protein omelet
Vanilla berry protein shake
Yogurt bowl
Turkey BLT
Sample Lunch
Grilled chicken salad
Sushi
Shakeology
Roast Beef Sandwich
Sample Afternoon
Snack
Sashimi
Insanity special sandwich with nut butter and jelly
Tuna salad in a tomato
Sample Dinner
Baked cod with steamed carrots and cauliflower
Chicken meatballs
Steak and broccoli
Grilled salmon with asparagus
Month 2
As you enter the second month on the plan and get halfway through
your Insanity 60 day journey, your body may be burning calories more
effectively and the workouts will be increasing in difficulty. In order to help
make up for this, you may or may not increase your caloric intake to ensure
your body is properly fueled. To meet your increased
fuel needs, you can choose to add one to three complex carbohydrate snacks
daily. The Elite Nutritional Plan includes a list of snacks for you to choose
from. Adding calories and snacks is entirely up to you. If you feel you have
plenty of energy to continue with the program at your current calorie intake,
you can maintain the same caloric intake as you did during month one.
Examples of Complex
Carbohydrate Snacks
1 small baked potato with skin
½ cup brown rice, measure after being cooked
1 small orange or banana
1 whole wheat English muffin
½ cup canned beans
Program
Assessment
After beginning the Insanity workout program and
implementing the Elite Nutrition plan, you will need to assess your calorie
intake and measurements on a weekly basis. Although it is tempting to use
numbers on a scale, these numbers do not take into account muscle versus fat
tissue. Taking your measurements will be a much better representation of your
success on the program. If you are not seeing results, change your caloric
intake on the Elite Nutrition plan accordingly and recheck one to two weeks
later. As you culminate the Insanity program, you can tailor the Elite
Nutrition plan to meet your personal lifestyle. Although alcohol, sugar
substitutes and junk food are not allowed on the plan, it is ok to add some of
these items back into your diet in moderation. Completely restricting yourself
from anything, even baked goods and candy, can lead to bingeing on them in the
future so adding them in small
amounts is acceptable
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