So I'm having a bit of trouble finding a good preworkout meal to keep me going througout my workout. I'm open to most ideas except one's involving preworkout supplements. What works for you?
So I'm having a bit of trouble finding a good preworkout meal to keep me going througout my workout. I'm open to most ideas except one's involving preworkout supplements. What works for you?
I've tried high complex carbs 1hr 30mins prior and high protein with glucose rich foods 1hr 30mins prior. I've also tried caffeine, creatine, and l glutamine.
If yur not hypoglycemic training fasted is te ****.. Never thought I could lift hard and heavy on an empty stomach but my workouts are just as intense. Try it.. Use bcaa's pre and post
I've tried high complex carbs 1hr 30mins prior and high protein with glucose rich foods 1hr 30mins prior. I've also tried caffeine, creatine, and l glutamine.
I like a little variation of this. I don't like to eat a lot pre workout so more like a snack. But I do a 100% whole wheat mini bagel with pb spread on both sides. Tastes great and has a little of everything, carbs, fats, protein.
Normally 40/40/20, but I've experimented with several different things. I feel weak, sleepy, drained. etc. etc. I'm getting plenty of sleep and I'm not overtrained. My strength levels are good, but man do I feel tired when I lift.
Normally 40/40/20, but I've experimented with several different things. I feel weak, sleepy, drained. etc. etc. I'm getting plenty of sleep and I'm not overtrained. My strength levels are good, but man do I feel tired when I lift.
everybody is different but you could try this:
30 min before workout...50g oats with 4-6 whole egg omlet. You have complex carbs, protein and fat.
During the workout sip on a mix of 2 scoops of protein with 2 servings of vanilla rice drink for example.
By doing it like this you constantly supplying your body with nutritious foods.
Since you will be consuming a protein shake during workout no need to have another one after workout.
If you are cutting, I would get some protein and unprocessed coconut oil since you are probably low carb anyways. That will give you more energy anyways without the insulin spike, save the carbs for post and pop some ECA with creatine before. Less complicated the better, throw in some BCAAs during and throughout the day, you are golden.
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