Fuel Your Transformation

Nutrition Guide

Training is only half the equation. What you eat determines whether you build muscle, lose fat, or spin your wheels. Master your nutrition, master your results.

The Foundation

6 Non-Negotiable Principles

Protein First

1.6–2.2g per kg bodyweight. Every meal starts with a quality protein source. This is non-negotiable for muscle growth, recovery, and satiety.

Calories Are King

Whether you're cutting, bulking, or maintaining — your calorie balance determines your results. Track it, own it, control it.

Hydration

Minimum 3L water daily. More if you train hard. Dehydration kills performance before anything else.

Whole Foods 80/20

80% of your diet should be whole, unprocessed foods. The other 20% is for flexibility and sanity. No food is 'banned'.

Micronutrients Matter

Eat the rainbow. Fruits, vegetables, and varied food sources ensure you get the vitamins and minerals your body needs.

Consistency Over Perfection

One bad meal doesn't ruin your physique. One good meal doesn't fix it. It's the pattern over weeks and months that counts.

Macro Breakdown

Eat for Your Goal

Muscle Gain — Macro Targets

2.0–2.2g/kg

Protein

4–6g/kg

Carbs

0.8–1.2g/kg

Fats

Surplus: +300–500 cal/day

Calories

Prioritize carbs around training. Eat in a slight surplus. Protein at every meal. Don't dirty bulk — aim for 0.25–0.5kg gain per week.

Sample Day

What a Day Looks Like

Savage Kitchen

Quick Recipes

Savage Protein Pancakes

10 min2 servings

Per serving: ~350 cal | 35g P | 40g C | 8g F

Ingredients

2 scoops whey protein1 banana2 eggs50g oatsSplash of milk

Method

Blend everything. Cook on medium heat like regular pancakes. Top with berries and a drizzle of honey.

The Illuminated Bowl

15 min1 serving

~650 cal | 50g P | 55g C | 22g F

Ingredients

200g chicken breast (pre-cooked)150g rice (cooked)Avocado (half)Edamame (50g)Soy sauce & sesame

Method

Slice chicken. Assemble bowl with rice base. Top with avocado, edamame, soy sauce, and sesame seeds. Simple. Effective. Delicious.

Post-Workout Power Shake

5 min1 serving

~500 cal | 45g P | 45g C | 15g F

Ingredients

2 scoops whey protein1 banana200ml milk1 tbsp peanut butterHandful of spinachIce

Method

Blend everything until smooth. Drink within 30 minutes of training. The spinach is invisible — trust the process.

Savage Stir-Fry

20 min2 servings

Per serving: ~550 cal | 40g P | 50g C | 18g F

Ingredients

300g beef strips (or chicken)Mixed vegetables (broccoli, peppers, snap peas)200g noodles (cooked)Soy sauce, garlic, gingerSesame oil

Method

Heat sesame oil. Sear protein on high heat. Add vegetables. Toss with noodles and sauce. Garnish with sesame seeds and spring onion.

The Mental Game

Food Mindset

1

There Are No Bad Foods

Stop labeling foods as 'good' or 'bad'. There are foods that serve your goals better than others, but nothing is forbidden. The moment you ban a food, you create an unhealthy relationship with it.

2

Track, Don't Obsess

Tracking macros is a tool, not a lifestyle. Use it to learn portion sizes and food composition. Once you understand your food, you can eat intuitively with confidence.

3

Meal Prep is Self-Respect

Preparing your meals in advance isn't boring — it's a statement that your goals matter. Sunday prep sets up your entire week for success.

4

Eat for How You Want to Perform

Your body is a machine. The fuel you put in determines the output you get. Eat like an athlete if you want to perform like one.

5

The 80/20 Rule

80% whole, nutrient-dense foods. 20% whatever you enjoy. This isn't a diet — it's a sustainable way of eating that you can maintain for life.

6

Hydrate Before You Caffeinate

Start every morning with 500ml of water before your coffee. Your body has been fasting for 8 hours. Give it what it needs first.

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