FOOD Source Examples – “What” to eat – How much to eat

3 SETS TO SUCCESS: The Superhuman Physique Transformation System
A simple, no-nonsense system to get back on point: eat smart, train hard, repeat. Inside: quick-start rules, food tiers, sample training splits, “Hollywood C.O.R.N.” meal framework, success journals, and practical tools to accelerate results.
Introduction: Ready to Get Back on Point
Congratulations—you’ve decided to get in shape, get back in shape, or level up your current performance. I’m honored to help. The 3 Sets to Success approach is built from 30+ years of coaching, competition, medical experience, and relentless experimentation. It distills what actually works into clear, repeatable actions you can start today.
This system has helped:
General fitness clients drop body fat and boost energy
Athletes (endurance, MMA, functional fitness) improve performance
Physique competitors (bodybuilding, figure, bikini, physique, classic) peak on stage
The focus now: vitality, longevity, energy, and balance—without starving or crashing your metabolism.
NWFitClub-3Core Philosophy: Titrate to effect. Adjust inputs (food, training, sleep, stress) gradually until the desired effect shows—then keep what works.
How to Use This Guide
Start with the Quick Start Guidelines (today).
Layer in the Food Tier system and training templates (this week).
Track with the Success Journals (weekly).
Reassess, adjust, and repeat.
Quick Start Guidelines (Do These First)
Stop the obvious junk (ultra-processed snacks, sugary drinks).
Eat within 90 minutes of waking.
Eat every 2–3 hours.
Don’t go to bed starving (eat within 90 minutes of sleep).
Every meal = protein + carbohydrate (+ veggies when possible).
Drink a glass of water with every meal and during training.
Cardio: at least 3x/week.
Weights: at least 3x/week.
Don’t overcomplicate. Begin here. Refine later.
The Williams Food Tier System
Goal per meal:
Protein: 20–60 g
Carbs: 20–60 g
Veggies: as often as possible
Protein Tiers
Tier 1 (Best): Beef, chicken, turkey, pork, fish/seafood, eggs, quality protein powder
Tier 2: Cottage cheese, Greek yogurt, legumes, almonds, protein bars, milk, MRPsCarbohydrate Tiers
Tier 1 (Best): Sweet potato/yam, quinoa, lentils, plain oats, beans
Tier 2: Rice, white/red/gold potatoes
Tier 3: Most fruit, milk, yogurt
Tier 4: Breads, crackers, pasta (use strategically)Fastest results: build each meal from Tier 1 protein + Tier 1 carbs + veggies.
Training: Simple, Hard, Effective
Hit each body part once per week with intensity (to controlled failure).
3–6 sets per body part (1–3 sets per exercise; 1–6 exercises per body part).
Use good form. Avoid movements that aggravate injury.
Weekly Split Options
7-day:
Quads/Calves 2) Chest 3) Back 4) Hams/Calves 5) Shoulders 6) Biceps 7) Triceps
6-day (1 rest):
Legs 2) Chest 3) Back 4) Shoulders 5) Biceps 6) Triceps
5-day (2 rest):
Legs 2) Chest 3) Back 4) Shoulders 5) Arms (Bi/Tri)
4-day (3 rest):
Variant A: 1) Legs 2) Chest/Tris 3) Back/Bis 4) Shoulders
Variant B: 1) Legs 2) Chest/Shoulders 3) Back 4) Arms
Variant C: 1) Legs 2) Chest 3) Back/Bis 4) Tris/Shoulders
Sample “Set Ramp” (per exercise)
Warm-ups: 2–3 light sets (15–20, 8–15, 1–8 reps) — not to failure
Working sets: 1–3 to controlled failure at different rep ranges
Heavy (1–8), Moderate (8–15), Pump (15–20)
Example (Quads): Squats (heavy/moderate/high-rep), then Leg Extensions (heavy/moderate/high-rep); finish with calves (varied foot angles).
The “Hollywood C.O.R.N.” Diet (Framework)
A practical day using the Corn framework (protein + complex carbs + veggies + healthy fats), scaled to your size/goals. Example (adjust portions down for smaller body size):
6:00 AM – Cardio + Hydration
Protein shake (50 g), ½ cup oats, ½ cup berries, Greek yogurt; tea with lemon + apple cider vinegar; coconut oil (optional)9:00 AM – Breakfast
4–6 whole eggs (or 8–12 whites) with veggies; ½ cup dry oats with cinnamon & almond butter; ½ grapefruitNoon – Lunch
6–8 oz meat; 6 oz sweet potato/yam; big salad (olive oil + ACV)Afternoon – Meal 2
6–8 oz meat; ½ cup beans; salad; ½ avocado or almondsPre-workout
6–8 oz meat; ½ cup beans; ½ cup veggies; 1 fruitPost-workout
6–8 oz meat; 6 oz potato (white/red/gold); veggies + some cheeseDinner / Late
6–8 oz meat; ½ cup beans; salad/veggiesTitrate portions based on progress, hunger, and recovery.
Tools & Habits for Success
Hydration: glass of water with every meal + during training
Sleep: 7–9 hours; consistent bedtime
Steps/Cardio: baseline 7–10k steps/day + scheduled cardio
Supplements (example): as tolerated and if appropriate: Thermo Alert, Stamina Elite (brand per your program)
Reassess weekly: weight trend, tape measures, progress photos, energy, cravings, performance
Tracking: The Success Journals
Assessment Journal (weekly):
AM/PM weight, tape sites (calf, thigh, hips, waist, chest, shoulders, neck, arms, forearms)
Optional skinfold sites (if trained)
Resting HR, BP, progress pics
Subjective scores: energy, clarity, strength, drive, cravings, hydration, meal compliance, training/cardio frequency
Training Log (daily):
Body part(s), warm-ups, working sets (weight x reps), cardio details, post-session mobility/meditation
Diet Log (daily):
Times, foods/drinks/supplements, total daily water, bedtime
Reflection prompts: grateful/thankful, daily intentions, goals, tasks
Use paper, notes app, or a simple spreadsheet—consistency > perfection.
Rapid Transformation Principles (Cheat Sheet)
Adherence beats novelty.
Protein at every meal.
Tier 1 carbs drive performance and body comp.
Lift with intent; finish strong.
Small knobs, big results: adjust one variable at a time (food, steps, cardio, sleep).
Stay coachable—even with yourself.
FOOD Source Examples – “What” to eat – How much to eat
FOOD Source Examples – “What” to eat – How much to eat
Protein | ||
Goal per serving generally 20 – 60 grams of protein per meal.
Strive for Tier 1 sources for quickest results Meat of any kind: Beef, 4-8 oz Buffalo 4-8 oz Chicken 4-8 oz Turkey 4-8 oz Pork 4-8 oz Fish (any kind) 4-8 oz Seafood (clam, crab, shrimp, ect) 4-8 oz Eggs 2-6 Protein Powder (1-2 scoops or 20-60 grams of protein) Tier 2 protein examples Cottage Cheese High Protein Yogurt Protein bar Meal replacement drink. Milk Almonds, Legumes, ect | ||
Carbohydrate | ||
Goal per serving generally 20 – 60 grams of carbohydrates per meal. Strive for Tier 1 sources for quickest results Sweet Potato Yams Oatmeal (plain whole, slow cook) Beans (red, black, kidney, pinto, refried, ect) Lentils Quinoa Tier 2 Carbohydrate examples White potato Red Potato Yellow or Gold potato Rice Tier 3 Carbohydrate examples Most Fruit Pasta Yogurts Milk Tier 4 Carbohydrate examples Breads ( Bread, muffins, bagels, ect) Crackers (Saltines, Ritz) |
Strive to eat a large variety of vegetables throughout the day, with as many meals as possible.
Strive to eat Tier 1 Protein and Carbohydrate sources in each meal for quickest results.
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