Built by Protein: The Blueprint to Fueling Muscle Growth

When it comes to bodybuilding, the old adage “you are what you eat” couldn’t be truer. Everything I consume is a step toward building strength, endurance, and unstoppable muscle growth. My approach to nutrition is no-nonsense and laser-focused—everything has a purpose. I don’t just eat to live; I eat to dominate. Protein is king, and the key to a powerful physique is making sure you’re packing in enough of it to fuel your body’s muscle-building engines.


My meals aren’t just about calories—they’re weapons in the battle for size, strength, and power. And just like you wouldn’t throw garbage into a finely tuned machine, I only use the best. Everything I eat is organic and locally sourced. This is real food for real results. Forget the processed junk. This is how I feed the beast.


Meal 1: Mango-Almond Power Smoothie (30g Protein)
I start the day with a 24-ounce mango-almond smoothie that hits me with 30 grams of protein right out of the gate. Mango gives it that tropical kick, while crushed almonds ensure that my muscles get their first hit of the day. I grab a handful of sunflower seeds to snack on and a bonus 5 grams of protein. It’s the perfect way to kickstart the day—light but packed with the fuel I need. Washed down with 16 ounces of water, this is how my day begins.


Meal 2: Greek Yogurt & Omelet Combo (32g Protein)
A mid-morning protein boost comes from Greek yogurt and an egg omelet. This is a one-two punch. Plain Greek yogurt gives me a clean 20 grams of protein, and I’m doubling down with a two-egg omelet that adds another 12 grams. No need for fancy spices—this is pure, functional food. I mix in a cup of fresh fruit for some natural carbs, and coconut milk for healthy fats. Of course, I hammer down another 16 ounces of water to keep the system hydrated and running like a machine.


Meal 3: Chicken & Granola Power Mix (50g Protein)
When it’s time for Meal 3, I’m not playing around. I make my own granola mix, crunchy and clean, no added nonsense, and pair it with some fresh blackberries for a natural sugar spike. But the real star here is 3 ounces of boneless, skinless chicken breast that brings the total protein up to 50 grams. Add in a cup of coconut milk, and of course, another 16 ounces of water—because hydration is essential for staying sharp.


Meal 4: Chicken, Spinach, and Guacamole (60g Protein)
Meal number 4 is about refueling with a fresh combo of chicken and greens. We’re looking at 3 ounces of chicken breast again—clean, lean, and perfect. But this time I mix it up with a half cup of guacamole, baby spinach, and some goat cheese. Every bite is engineered for performance. Protein count: 60 grams, plus more water to stay sharp.


Meal 5: Loaded Protein Salad (60g Protein)
Next up is a giant salad that’s a protein bomb waiting to go off. Kale, romaine, spinach—all the greens my body craves—combined with 3 more ounces of chicken breast, black beans, avocado, and cherry tomatoes. Every part of this meal is functional, adding a mix of vitamins, fiber, and a monster 60 grams of protein. I throw in homemade fat-free chipotle ranch dressing just to give it a punch. As always, it’s finished off with coconut milk and another 16 ounces of water. This is how I stay on track—no excuses, no shortcuts.


Meal 6: Sirloin Steak & Brussels (61g Protein)
Now we’re getting serious. Meal 6 is where the heavy lifting begins. A thick, juicy 8-ounce top sirloin steak—loaded with 61 grams of protein—is the star of the show. Paired with steamed Brussels sprouts, this meal is a powerhouse. This is how I prep my muscles for the next day’s punishment in the gym. Again, another 16 ounces of water goes down to finish it off. This is how you build rock-solid muscle.


Meal 7: Halo Top Wind Down (15g Protein)
To close the day, I allow myself something that feels like a reward but is still functional—an entire pint of Halo Top ice cream. Yeah, you read that right. It’s 15 grams of protein that hits just right before bed. Sure, it’s a little indulgence, but it fits the plan. One last 16 ounces of water to stay hydrated, and the day is done.




This is how I do it—focused, relentless, no distractions. Every meal is designed with purpose. This isn’t just for show—this is what powers my daily grind in the gym. If you want to follow the path, you need to eat like a beast. Protein rules, and real food builds real muscle. What are you waiting for? Fuel up, get to work!

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