
Protein yogurt + fruit
Skyr or high-protein Greek yogurt, berries, kiwi or banana. No cooking.
300g yogurt · 150g fruit
265
kcal
34g
protein
3 min
time
The Shred Method · Vol. I
the exact system I used. all of it.

02 / 05 · The plate
Lunch and dinner. Every portion is pre-set, so any combination lands within a few calories of the next.
The carbs
pick on mood
Rice
100g dry
355 kcal · 7g P

Pasta
100g dry
350 kcal · 13g P

Potatoes
450g raw
355 kcal · 9g P

Sweet potato
400g raw
350 kcal · 6g P
The proteins
raw or drained weight
Chicken breast
250g raw
280 kcal · 56g P

Tuna
240g drained
260 kcal · 61g P

Lean beef, 5%
200g raw
260 kcal · 43g P
The enhancers
what makes it a meal
Avocado
½, about 100g
180 kcal · 2g P

Olive oil
20ml
160 kcal · 0g P

Greek yogurt, 5%
170g
155 kcal · 15g P
Build your plate
Every one: 765–815 kcal, 49–89g protein.
Pick 1 carb
Pick 1 protein
Pick 1 enhancer
Rice + chicken breast + avocado
Share of calories by macro
Flavour costs nothing
Season hard. Zero to a few calories, all the taste.
Already in the recipe book
SALTY · LUNCHtakeout you cook yourself
Chicken, tzatziki, cucumber, red onion, tomato, pita, rice. A Greek lunch that respects your macros.
20 minutesLunch
SALTY · LUNCHlunch you can repeat
Lean beef, risotto rice, avocado, and fresh herbs. Engineered for a long afternoon. Heavy on protein, light on the aftermath.
15 minutesLunch
SALTY · LUNCHtakeout energy, coach-approved
Ground beef, potatoes, greek yogurt, chives, red onion. Taco night, cut-compatible.
18 minutesLunch
A day on the method
Breakfast
A or B265–495 kcal
Lunch
1 carb + 1 protein + 1 enhancer765–815 kcal
Dinner
Same formula. Same plate, if you like.765–815 kcal
The day
1,795–2,125
kcal
Protein
124–217g
a day
Hungry, or bigger than average? Add a snack from the recipe book.
03 / 05 · The training
You don’t need two-hour sessions. You need the right ones.
4
Sessions
64
Hard sets
3
Rest days
Four patterns. Everything else is accessory.

Chest · shoulders · triceps

Quads · hamstrings · core

Back · rear delts · biceps

Posterior chain · grip

Rest is scheduled, not earned. It’s where the growth happens.
04 / 05 · Progression
Most men plateau because they guess. This is the only rule you need.
Hit the top of the range
Every lift has one. Not every set there yet? Keep the weight.
Then add weight
Every set at the top: add 2.5 kg next session. Progress confirmed.
Log every session
Notebook or app, it doesn't matter. The recording does.
What it looks like
90
S1
90
S2
+2.5
92.5
S3
92.5
S4
92.5
S5
+2.5
95
S6
Your next session
Top of your rep range
Reps you hit, set by set
Set 1
5
Set 2
5
Set 3
4
Set 4
4
Next session
90 kg
Same weight. You're 2 reps from earning the jump.

If you’re not logging your lifts, you’re not training. You’re just exercising.
Start Monday
Pick your breakfast
A or B. Eat it every day this week.
Pick two plates
Use the builder above. Lunch and dinner, on repeat.
Shop once
Seven days of those plates. One trip, no decisions mid-week.
Book four sessions
Put days 1, 2, 4 and 5 in your calendar like meetings.
Log session one
Weight and reps for every set. That's your baseline.
05 / 05 · The mind
You already have every plan ever written. And you look the same as last year.
The problem is identity. There’s a version of you who eats this way and trains this way without motivation, because that’s simply who he is. The decision gets made once. After that, the system runs.


this is what the system built.
Discipline isn’t motivation. It’s architecture. Build the environment, and the behaviour follows.
Want it built for you?

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Food numbers: USDA FoodData Central for each portion, rounded; calories are 4 per gram of protein and carbs, 9 per gram of fat. Not medical advice. On medication or managing a condition? Talk to your doctor first.