Tom and Luke Stoltman, esteemed Strongmen, prioritize optimal nutrition for peak performance. Recently, Stoltman Brothers shared a revealing YouTube video showcasing their daily intake of 16000-calorie diet.
In addition, the Strongman diet, a captivating subject, showcases athletes consuming significantly more food than average individuals. Moreover, many pro Strongmen, including the Stoltman brothers, view eating as a necessary chore, with meals scheduled every 2-3 hours, as demonstrated in their video.
Moreover, Tom Stoltman’s dietary regimen holds particular significance as he gears up for the 2024 Arnold Strongman Classic on March 1-2. Also, focused on ingesting essential nutrients, he aims to prime his body for the upcoming challenges.
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Tom and Luke Stoltman 16000-Calorie Daily Diet Revealed
Meal 1
At 8:00 a.m., Tom and Luke Stoltman kick off their day by preparing breakfast. Moreover, their morning meal is a varied affair, featuring eggs, fruit, and mushrooms. Also, this nutritious start sets the tone for their day, but it’s just the beginning of their substantial dietary intake.
Their breakfast consists of:
- Eight Eggs — 730 calories
- Four slices of Brown Bread — 400 calories
- 100 grams of Mushrooms — 20 calories
- 100 grams of Blueberries — 45 calories
- 50 grams of grapes — 35 calories
Totaling: 1,230 calories
Meal 2
At 10:30 a.m., while some may consider it early morning, Tom and Luke Stoltman are already onto their second meal of the day. Notably, the brothers took turns preparing each other’s meals. Luke cooked steak and rice for Tom, and vice versa.
Their second meal comprises:
- Two Ribeye Steaks — 1,340 calories
- 230 grams of Rice — 400 calories
- Teriyaki Sauce — 100 calories
- Butter — 315 calories
Totaling: 2,155 calories
However, while preparing breakfast, Tom Stoltman discussed his participation in the upcoming 2024 Arnold Strongman Classic.
“I’ve put in 100% and I’m in a different mindset than I was every other year. So I promise you that I will not finish less than the podium.”
Meal 3 (Pre-Workout)
Just ninety minutes after their second meal, Tom and Luke Stoltman returned to the kitchen for their third serving. Also, this meal, their cheat meal of the day, was designed to fuel their upcoming workout.
Furthermore, despite each battered Mars Bar or cream egg containing 600 and 475 calories respectively, Tom and Luke noted that they could consume significantly more of these treats compared to a regular meal. Notably, while their other meals are balanced, the brothers indulge in this pre-workout dish.
“If you had a 500 calorie meal, you would be filled. This (Battered Mars Bar), you could eat four or five of them,” said Tom.
Their third meal includes:
- Battered Mars Bar — 600 calories
- Battered Cream Egg — 475 calories
- Fish and Chips — 1,100 calories
Totaling: 2,175 calories
Meal 4 (Post-Workout)
Luke Stoltman noted that he and his brother find it challenging to consume large meals after their workouts. Furthermore, they prefer to keep their post-workout meals light, focusing on providing their bodies with essential protein for recovery.
Their post-workout meal consists of:
- Two scoops of Protein — 150 calories
- 100 grams of Grapes — 70 calories
Totaling: 220 calories
Meal 5
However, at 6:00 p.m., Tom and Luke Stoltman conclude their day with their final meal, ensuring they remain satiated throughout the night after several hours without a substantial meal.
Once again; they opt for steak, with Luke favoring red meat as it enhances his performance, although he acknowledges it may be a placebo effect. Furthermore, despite occasionally finding steak repetitive, Luke also incorporates chicken into their final meal.
Their last meal comprises:
- Two Ribeye Steaks — 1,340 calories
- 230 grams of Rice — 400 calories
- 100 grams of Mixed Vegetables — 65 calories
- Teriyaki Sauce — 100 calories
- Butter — 315 calories
Totaling: 2,220 calories
Daily Calorie Intake
- Per Person: 8,000 calories
- Combined: 16,000 calories
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However, with less than a week remaining until the 2024 Arnold Strongman Classic, Tom Stoltman is focused on optimizing his diet and training to secure a spot in the top three. Meanwhile, Luke Stoltman is preparing for other competitions such as the 2024 Europe’s Strongest Man. Also, despite their different competitions, both brothers are committed to consuming enough calories to remain competitive for these coveted titles.
Overview
Tom and Luke Stoltman, accomplished Strongmen, showcase their 16000-calorie daily diet in a recent YouTube video. Also, their regimen, typical of pro Strongmen, involves frequent meals every 2-3 hours. Moreover, Tom, gearing up for the 2024 Arnold Strongman Classic, focuses on nutrient intake for optimal performance, while Luke prepares for other competitions like the 2024 Europe’s Strongest Man. Furthermore, despite different events, both prioritize calorie intake for competitive edge.
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