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| Registered User | even post workout nutrition i dont know how you all do it. the ones who lift towards the end of the day....yesterday, due to classes and my mindset of not wanting to miss my first day of the semester (of course ill skip quite a few starting next week), i had to lift at 7 (til 9) and after post workout shake, my question for you night lifters is do you take in a sufficient amount of complex carbs this late (10ish) only an hour or so before bed? curious if you change up your first whole meal carb source due to the lateness of the day. |
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| Greatest Prospector in the Land Board Administrator | Oatmeal, Oatmeal and more Oatmeal. ![]() If you take in the right kind of carbs you have nothing to worry about in terms of fat gain. I figured thats what you worried about. Silver and gold, silver and gold.... |
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| Pork Chop | Yep, I try to stick with wheat bread, or oatmeal and honey. I always lift fairly late myself, usually after 8 PM. |
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| kiteboarding is for people who can't windsurf | don't forget that if you lift intensely, your adipose tissue's ability to uptake glucose is shut down for up to 6 hours post workout so that the muscles can get the nutrients required to recover. so don't worry about eating. remember, cottage cheese or egg whites right before bed will keep your muscles fed until morning. cheers, pete |
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