Is my nutrition covered with this workout regimen?

[U]Workout Regimen[/U]
5am - 6am
-------a) Kettlebell or weight training routine (Monday and Wednesday)
-------b) Muay Thai training (tuesdays and thursdays)

6pm - 7pm (sometimes til 8pm)
-------a) BJJ training (Monday, Wednesday, Friday and sometimes Saturday)

[U]Planned Meals[/U] (just a rough idea since I don't actually plan out exact meals anymore)
Wake up - protein shake
After workout - protein mixed into a green smoothie (kale, celery, ginger root, garlic, apple, cucumber, coconut oil...) and eat like a half of a sweet potato

Lunch - steak or chicken or fish with lots of fresh veggies

Dinner - pretty much same as lunch

If I need snacks in there,,,will just grab a handful of fruit/nut mix.

Hard to tell without portion sizes, but it seems pretty solid to me!

[QUOTE=nburgraff;1103378]Hard to tell without portion sizes, but it seems pretty solid to me![/QUOTE]

first protein shake is 25g protein ~2g carbs
2nd shake is is about 24oz of the green shake with 40-50g protein

lunch and dinner will have approx 8oz of meat and the rest of the plate is veggies

It doesn't sound like enough food to me, but if you are doing good in all your workouts then no need to change. Especially if you're trying to lose body fat.

[QUOTE=iniQuity;1103467]It doesn't sound like enough food to me, but if you are doing good in all your workouts then no need to change. Especially if you're trying to lose body fat.[/QUOTE]

Should I add a breakfast after my green shake...eggs/bacon/avocado...or something?

I think recovery time might be a bigger issue for you than recovery nutrition. Your off days are Sundays and occasional Saturdays? How much live training/rolling do you do in your BJJ classes?

[QUOTE=raptoryell;1103486]Should I add a breakfast after my green shake...eggs/bacon/avocado...or something?[/QUOTE]

If you feel energized enough to train like you already are, I wouldn't change a thing. If you start to lose too much weight, or feel run down I would eat a little more.

You're working out pretty intensely, so make sure you get good rest and good quality sleep as well.

[QUOTE=RichMahogany;1103531]I think recovery time might be a bigger issue for you than recovery nutrition. Your off days are Sundays and occasional Saturdays? How much live training/rolling do you do in your BJJ classes?[/QUOTE]

On the 2 hour days, the first hour is technique and the second is live. Friday which is just one hour is open mat.

I could go unlimited and have 2hr days Mon-Thurs..then 1hr days on Friday and Saturday...but for my purposes, decided Mon(2hr) Wed(2hr) Friday(1hr) and Saturday (1hr)

[QUOTE=raptoryell;1103548]On the 2 hour days, the first hour is technique and the second is live. Friday which is just one hour is open mat.

I could go unlimited and have 2hr days Mon-Thurs..then 1hr days on Friday and Saturday...but for my purposes, decided Mon(2hr) Wed(2hr) Friday(1hr) and Saturday (1hr)[/QUOTE]

My point is that you have a lot of training volume between Muay Thai, BJJ, and your added workouts. Very little extended recovery time. No matter how well you eat, you'll burn yourself out and stall if you don't give yourself adequate recovery time. I'd be more concerned about my sleep than my food at the moment if I were you.

Yeah and if you're not supplementing magnesium, please start. I recommend chelated magnesium, it's absorbed better and won't mess with your stomach.