AfroPope
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Hey y'all,
Pretty easy one here. Starting the next three training blocks (12 weeks total to coincide with a 12-week cycle of test e), my coach has me eating an extra 150g carbs (in addition to the rest of my macros) before my highest-volume training day. This is usually Monday, so I'd be slamming down an extra 150g carbs in addition to all my meals.
Let's assume that I am going to have trouble eating enough to get 150g carbs from whole foods, though I will certainly do my best, with the caveat that this is a recomp cycle and I worry that maybe eating enough high-carbohydrate foods to hit that 150g number is going to cause problems for me on the calories front.
Any reason I shouldn't just grab some bulk HBCD from TrueNutrition? Is something like the 5% nutrition "Real Carbs" complex worth the price premium due to being from whole foods and lower GI? Anything else I'm forgetting, or anything in between? Looks like TrueNutrition has something called "ModCarb" that is similarly supposed to be whole food and low gi, but I know little about it. Help me out here.
Cheers!
Pretty easy one here. Starting the next three training blocks (12 weeks total to coincide with a 12-week cycle of test e), my coach has me eating an extra 150g carbs (in addition to the rest of my macros) before my highest-volume training day. This is usually Monday, so I'd be slamming down an extra 150g carbs in addition to all my meals.
Let's assume that I am going to have trouble eating enough to get 150g carbs from whole foods, though I will certainly do my best, with the caveat that this is a recomp cycle and I worry that maybe eating enough high-carbohydrate foods to hit that 150g number is going to cause problems for me on the calories front.
Any reason I shouldn't just grab some bulk HBCD from TrueNutrition? Is something like the 5% nutrition "Real Carbs" complex worth the price premium due to being from whole foods and lower GI? Anything else I'm forgetting, or anything in between? Looks like TrueNutrition has something called "ModCarb" that is similarly supposed to be whole food and low gi, but I know little about it. Help me out here.
Cheers!
