Feel like growing and maintaining lean muscle mass is a struggle? Have you gained body fat instead of a 6-pack? Do you feel tired even after adequate rest and have a low interest in exercise? Well, we have a solution. And no, that’s not a 6-min Youtube abs routine.
Here at the Coach App, we create a 360 approach program that lowers inflammation, increases testosterone levels, supports muscle mass, and reduces body fat percentage.
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This guide below is a 10-day inspiration for those who want to apply these rules to their daily routine. However, note you still need to drink plenty of water (no, latte macchiato with double cream doesn’t count) and need to be careful with your snacking game.




At lunch, don’t go too heavy on the simple carbs and focus on getting enough protein and fat instead. We suggest:
– One large chicken breast, baked, broiled, or poached.
– Side of grain such as quinoa, buckwheat, or brown rice.
– Light salad with yogurt-based dressing.


And you thought burgers were terrible for you, huh? They are actually nothing but a great source of protein. The trick is to make them yourself to avoid added sugars, condiments, and trans fats.
INSTRUCTIONS:
1) Heat the grill to medium-high, oil the grill grate.
2) Mix beef and bacon in a bowl, add a teaspoon of salt and pepper and make 4 patties. Make a shallow dimple with your fingers on the top of each patty to prevent shrinking and curling during cooking.
3) Grill the burgers for 4 mins per side for medium-rare and the English muffins for 10-20 seconds, until roasted.
4) Heat the oil in a nonstick skillet and cook eggs for 2-3 mins for slightly runny yolks. Season with salt and pepper.
5) Stack the tomato, burgers, and eggs between the muffins.


Our expert Rick Brennan, a Pro Athlete WFFPRO, strength & conditioning coach, and nutritionist, shared this one with the crew. Two eggs and lean turkey mince is his religious way of starting the day off. Here’s the picture of Rick. Do you believe him now?


Why beans? Beans and legumes are some of the most underrated foods on the planet. They are invaluable sources of dietary fiber, protein, and B vitamins. Scientific evidence says they help reduce blood sugar, improve cholesterol levels and help support a healthy gut.
INSTRUCTIONS:
1) Warm avocado oil in a medium-sized nonstick skillet on high heat.
2) Add the sliced bell peppers. Allow the pepper to sear for about 2 minutes without stirring. Once the pepper begins to sear, start stirring, and add the juice extract from the lime. Remove the pepper from the skillet when soft.
3) Return the skillet, but this time with the heat reduced to medium. Spray with oil, add garlic and onions. Allow caramelizing for about 2 -3 minutes.
4) Add 1 can of the black beans (save 1/2) and stir the contents. Add paprika and cumin. Stir, and mash the black beans with the spatula until a fine paste. Watch the heat throughout the process.
5) Add tablespoons of water and stir until the black bean paste’s desired
consistency is reached.
6) Add the 1⁄2 cup of black beans and fold them into the paste. Sprinkle a pinch of sea salt & pepper.
7) Start making the quesadilla. Open a whole wheat tortilla, add your preferred cheese amount, fried black beans, and some pepper (you can also add cilantro and corn) to one side, then fold it close. Repeat for other tortillas.
8) Warm a nonstick skillet sprayed with avocado or olive oil over medium heat. Add the quesadilla and cook for about 3 minutes on each side. Flip and cook on the other side for another 3 minutes.
9) Repeat for all the quesadillas.






INSTRUCTIONS:
Combine all the ingredients and enjoy!
Did you know some nuts are just way better for you than the others? It’s 4 net carbs in pecan nuts versus 22 net carbs in cashews, for instance.
What’s for lunch today? We suggest:
– Roast beef or pot-roast made from a lean cut of meat.
– Bowl of salad with light low-calorie dressing, based on yogurt, mustard, or vinegar.
– Side of healthy grains, such as bulgur, quinoa, or buckwheat.


Have you ever tried eating a lean egg-based breakfast in the evening? If not, we highly recommend you give it a go.
Make your favorite omelet or poached eggs variation with a protein of your choice, and see yourself falling in love with this new routine.


At breakfast, make sure you hit all your nutrient targets and get a nice balanced meal. For example:
– 2 or 3 eggs cooked to your liking. Scrambled, sunny-side up, omelet — whatever, feel free to go wild!
– Whole wheat toast with cheese, half an avocado, or all-natural peanut butter.


INSTRUCTIONS:
1) Cook farro according to the instructions and set aside.
2) Transfer into a large bowl, add the remaining ingredients, then fold until you have a fine mix.
3) Season with salt and pepper, then add the lemon juice.
This recipe is suitable for pescatarians.


Say no to takeout, fast food, and vending machine lunches. Here is some inspiration for a balanced, wholesome lunch:
– Chicken or turkey thighs, cooked to your liking. Keep it light and use as little oil as you can since thighs are pretty fatty as is. Roasting, baking, or poaching are suitable low-fat cooking methods.
– Large side salad with as many bright and colorful vegetables as you can fit in a bowl. Throw in some chickpeas, brown rice, or bulgur for an extra energy boost.




Do you love pancakes as much as we do? Do you want to learn how to make them low- carb? Say no more.
INSTRUCTIONS:
1) Heat a large skillet over medium heat.
2) In a bowl, mix the nut butter and matcha powder until well-combined. Add an egg and keep mixing until completely smooth.
3) Lightly grease your skillet and pour a thick sticky batter on the skillet with scoops of 2 inches. When the pancakes are dry around the edges, flip them over and cook for another two to three minutes. Remove and serve immediately.
4) Top up with berries of your choice.
Here is some inspiration for a balanced, wholesome lunch today:
– Lots of lean protein like chicken, tofu, or chickpeas.
– Side of leafy greens such as lettuce, kale, or baby spinach. Keep them raw or cook low and slow to preserve as many nutrients as possible.
– Some seasonal fruit, nuts, or seeds instead of dessert.
Believe it or not, whether you eat at a fast-food truck at a festival or a fine dining restaurant from the red Michelin Guide, you eat way more calories and saturated fat than you need. How so? The explanation is simple. These establishments focus on exceptional taste, yet, not healthy cooking.
Restaurants overuse fat and salt, obviously, without explicitly saying so on the menu. French, European, and American cuisines are also known for using excessive butter for cooking. And don’t forget that when eating out for a social event, you relax and become less cautious about overeating. The good news is, there are simple steps to follow to avoid negative consequences after your dinner out:
1) By now, you already know that you need to aim for high-protein and high-fat choices.
2) If possible, have a small meal or a healthy snack at home beforehand.
This way, you won’t be starving and won’t order a bunch more than you need. For snack ideas and recipes, check out our snacks recipes.
3) Always drink water during the meal. It reduces hunger, too!
4) If you did actually order too much, never hesitate to take away the leftovers. Many feel obliged to finish the whole portion, but you can always finish it another time.





A perfect combo of slow-release carbs, healthy fats, and protein to kick you midday. Remember, lunch needs to be packed with nutrients yet light & easy to digest. Otherwise, you’ll get yourself in an afternoon slump till the dinner arrives.
INSTRUCTIONS:
1) Soft-boil the egg (6 to 8 minutes).
2) Immediately after, put the egg in ice-cold water to stop further cooking.
3) Add all ingredients to a bowl. Garnish as desired.
4) Can be served along with low-sugar soy sauce.






INSTRUCTIONS:
1) Preheat the oven to 325F and line a parchment paper on a baking sheet.
2) Pulse nuts and seeds in a food processor. Then pour the mixture into a bowl and add the rest of the ingredients. Mix well.
3) Place the mixture onto the baking sheet and spread evenly. Bake for 20 minutes, flip over and bake again for another 20 minutes.
4) Turn off the heat. Leave granola inside for another 10 minutes. Remove from the oven and let it cool. Break granola into desired pieces.
Make sure your lunch is packed with all the macronutrients your body needs today, so you won’t overeat later in the day. Here is an excellent example of a proper healthy lunch:
– Tuna steak or tilapia fillet baked with lemon, garlic, and a mix of your favorite herbs and spices.
– Side of grain such as quinoa, buckwheat, or brown rice.
– Fresh raw vegetables like bell pepper, cucumber, celery, or carrot.
It’s essential to keep your dinner light if you can. Need some inspiration? We got you covered!
– Low-fat pulled turkey with a light sugar-free sauce. Home-made is the best!
– Large side salad with some seasonal vegetables and as much leafy greens as you can handle. Make sure your plate is at least 2/3 green.


At breakfast, try to balance your fat, protein, and carbohydrate needs. This will keep you satiated and energized throughout the day. We suggest:
– Scrambled eggs or shakshuka with some veggies, ham or cheese. – Some fruit or berries.
– A handful of activated almonds or other raw nuts.


INSTRUCTIONS:
1) Preheat your oven to 400F.
2) Trim asparagus from the bottom and tightly wrap around with a slice of bacon from the bottom up.
3) Place the wrappers on a sheet pan and put them in the oven for 20 minutes.
4) Meanwhile, boil your eggs to your liking and cool them off under cold tap water before peeling.
5) Serve on a plate with boiled eggs cut in half.
Avoid high-fat foods and keep your dinner nice and light tonight. For instance:
– One large chicken breast, baked, broiled, or poached. Avoid store-bought sauces, though, and season your chicken with some natural herbs and spices while cooking. – Side of healthy grains, such as bulgur, quinoa, or buckwheat. Boil or steam them to preserve as many nutrients as possible and avoid adding extra oil while cooking.






INSTRUCTIONS:
1) Slice lemons, place them in the center of a sheet pan.
2) Drizzle 1 tsp of olive oil over the flesh side of the fish and rub it all over. Season with salt and pepper.
3) Put the fish on the pan over the lemon slices, skin side down.
4) Preheat the oven to 450F.
5) Roast 15-20 min until the thickest part of the fish is cooked through.
6) Top up with fresh herbs, serve with lemon wedges.
We hope this guide gets you covered for the next 10 days. But remember, nutrition is just one pillar to help you deal with excess fat and low testosterone symptoms. Eating healthy is an excellent way to start, but it’s not enough to reach your goals long-term. To raise T- levels, you also need to introduce compound strength training to your routine, sleep 8 hours a day and lower your cortisol levels. As much as it does sound like a lot, we can assure – we got your back.



A perfect combo of slow-release carbs, healthy fats, and protein to kick you midday. Remember, lunch needs to be packed with nutrients yet light & easy to digest. Otherwise, you’ll get yourself in an afternoon slump till the dinner arrives.
INSTRUCTIONS:
1) Soft-boil the egg (6 to 8 minutes).
2) Immediately after, put the egg in ice-cold water to stop further cooking.
3) Add all ingredients to a bowl. Garnish as desired.
4) Can be served along with low-sugar soy sauce.






INSTRUCTIONS:
1) Preheat the oven to 325F and line a parchment paper on a baking sheet.
2) Pulse nuts and seeds in a food processor. Then pour the mixture into a bowl and add the rest of the ingredients. Mix well.
3) Place the mixture onto the baking sheet and spread evenly. Bake for 20 minutes, flip over and bake again for another 20 minutes.
4) Turn off the heat. Leave granola inside for another 10 minutes. Remove from the oven and let it cool. Break granola into desired pieces.
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