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If you're really interested in the college texts/NSCA stuff, visit humankinetics.com. Human Kinetics basically publishes most of the superior books about exercise and performance (IMO).Originally Posted by houseman
A nutrition book I like a lot is Sport&Exercise Nutrition by McArdle, Katch, Katch. If you want what my friends and I refer to as "the Bible", buy NSCA's Essentials of Strength and Conditioning.
Excellent.Originally Posted by DieTrying
Thank you bro.
Appreciated!
They have some decent texts. I get emails from them all the time.
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lol.Originally Posted by Bobo
Does "decent" = good/wonderful/great/excellent?
Hard to tell with you![]()
No. good/wonderful/great/excellent means good/wonderful/great/excellent
Some of their stuff is really good and some is not. So I averaged it![]()
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Gotcha.Originally Posted by Bobo
Thanks!
what about this:
Nutrient Timing: The Future of Sports Nutrition
byJohn Ivy, Robert Portman
The reviews say that the authors advocate the use of sugar post w/o.
Most Ivy studies do but the majority are done on endurance athletes. Tipton's original studies used sugar as well but once compared with other sources there was no difference in protein sytnthesis rates.
Nobody ever stated high GI won't work. I don't remember seeing that anywhere.
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Agreed here.Originally Posted by Bobo
Been using low GI P/WO for about two years now. I'll NEVER go back to glucose. I honestly feel recovery is much more improved.
But everyone says you are wrong. Low GI doesn't work. Its all placebo![]()
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Know something?Originally Posted by Bobo
I could give a **** if it were. lol
I KNOW with Low GI the chance for adipose storage is relatively mimimal
You're wrong. You just are
It simply can't be true.
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Back to BB and Elite with you.Originally Posted by Bobo
Your kind is not welcomed here![]()
lol, I remember trying to tell people how much better low gi is post workout and how the insulin spike everyone goes after post-wo using simple sugars is so small that it doesn't affect anything. low gi for life!!![]()
Originally Posted by houseman
Damn. Anyone want o buy a board?
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Originally Posted by houseman
I doubt recovery would be improved after switching to low GI, but I do believe it prevents fat gain.
I think i was misunderstood, i just wanted to know if the book was any good. I didn't want to argue with the masterdebater.Originally Posted by Bobo![]()
Anything by IVY is good.Originally Posted by dsl
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