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Nutrient Timing - Pre/Post workout meals
I'm trying to keep my lean, and lose the fat.
I also need enough energy to get through the work. If I can't get a bite to eat at work before I hit the gym, the work out sucks. (same with water, but I'm getting better at being hydrated)

4 questions

Pre Work Out
1) When to eat/consume the pre-work out meal, in minutes
2) What to eat for pre-work out meal?

Post Work Out
3) When to eat/consume the post -work out meal, in minutes
4) What to eat for post-work out meal?

Thanks for answering my 4 questions,
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11-06-2013 08:24 PM
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RE: Nutrient Timing - Pre/Post workout meals
For preworkout drinks the best i have ever used is C4 blue razz

post workout i just use unflavoured whey but you should check nexxtlevelup nate covered a lot on this.
11-06-2013 08:29 PM
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RE: Nutrient Timing - Pre/Post workout meals
Quote:Pre Work Out
1) When to eat/consume the pre-work out meal, in minutes
2) What to eat for pre-work out meal?

Last solid meal can be around 30-60 mins preworkout.

I recommend something light, easily digestible. High carb meal for energy or your workout will be shit. This is important especially while cutting. Pre-trainer optional, I just have coffee.

Quote:Post Work Out
3) When to eat/consume the post -work out meal, in minutes
4) What to eat for post-work out meal?

Forget the 'anabolic window'. Provided you've eaten enough preworkout. Solid food is good, or a shake if you want.
11-06-2013 09:05 PM
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RE: Nutrient Timing - Pre/Post workout meals
I like fruit pre-workout. Apples, bananas. Post I like a steak or pork chops. Maybe a green leaf lettuce salad with 4 chopped hard boiled eggs, scallions, salt, pepper, oil and vinegar.

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11-06-2013 09:12 PM
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RE: Nutrient Timing - Pre/Post workout meals
Fruit is good. Particularly fruits high in antioxidants.
11-06-2013 09:33 PM
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RE: Nutrient Timing - Pre/Post workout meals
Pre Work out : I have tried a lot of pre work out supplements from NO explode, Superprime , jack 3 d etc etc, all those things work but leave with a burnt out feeling and your body gets used to the product and develops resistance

You need instant energy in the form of glucose for a fresh work out, Complex carbs won't work , here is what i have been doing for a while

Coffee with Sugar on the way to the Gym

Fruit (Banana, Grapes, Apple, Peach ) an hr before work out.

Post work out : Get your protein in, Protein Shake, Steak , Chicken, Shrimp, Eggs etc etc , needless to say hydrate yourself .

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I'd say to cycle your pretrainer so add to avoid developing resistance. Or not take them at all, they're far less important than being well fed and hydrated anyway.

Hydration is crucial - if you can get a gallon of water in the hours before your workout, do so.
11-06-2013 11:01 PM
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