warrior737
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This thread is getting epic.
These guys are idiots.... my proof is from years of experience working with all sorts of athletes and trainers. Personal experience. You obviously have none because anyone worth a $#!÷ knows beef is better than chicken or fish for recovery and growth. If you're training your ass off the extra calories are needed... can't believe some pencilneck thinks otherwise.
These guys are idiots.... my proof is from years of experience working with all sorts of athletes and trainers. Personal experience. You obviously have none because anyone worth a $#!÷ knows beef is better than chicken or fish for recovery and growth. If you're training your ass off the extra calories are needed... can't believe some pencilneck thinks
Lolololol you said pencil necks.
I thought for a whole there we we're having at least a decent debate until yolked had to get all defensiveIm just saying. When I created this thread it was just from my personal experience eating red meat for a month or so straight and tracking the reaction my body had. I did put on size as well as more BF %. But I did notice more strength increase gains from strictly red meat.
I thought for a whole there we we're having at least a decent debate until yolked had to get all defensive
You had a perfectly reasonable reaction and thought process due to the reaction
These guys are idiots.... my proof is from years of experience working with all sorts of athletes and trainers. Personal experience. You obviously have none because anyone worth a $#!÷ knows beef is better than chicken or fish for recovery and growth. If you're training your ass off the extra calories are needed... can't believe some pencilneck thinks otherwise.
If you knew any history of sports nutrition you'd know that athletes going back 50 years or more figured out, from experience, that they recoverred better, and got bigger and stronger when the primary source of protein was beef.. nowdays we KNOW it has the highest concentrations of creatine, vs other protein sources.... if you were really educated you would know. I don't need to say anything else.
Dude it disent work that way! You can't just say "athletes know from experience" lol. It is a fact like jiggzz said-- calories= energy for things including recovery/preformance--to argue that beef has some sorta methological power is just stupid. I'm don't tho seriously it's like arguing wether WWE is real or fakeThis has got to be a joke. Strawman argument at its finest.
What brand of Gasoline do you think is best ???
dieselWhat brand of Gasoline do you think is best ???
Chicken is my staple protein and I alternate between salmon and steak each day to make up the rest of my protein intake. Might even throw in some tuna once and a while. My favorite is steak but I only eat the good stuff and could not justify the expense.
It's not a post about what's best if you don't like beef.. just saying.
If you really work with athletes then you would know that what is best only matters if there is compliance with the nutrition program. So I stand by my statement that what is best is what you can get someone to regularly consume and assimilate. Personal preference is something that has to be taken into consideration when deciding what is "best."
That's not what the post is about... that's a different subject. A dedicated athlete will do what it takes in my opinion. it's not a post about what's the best option if you don't like beef... you sound like a bitch bending the argument around so you appear as if you know what you're talking about... nowhere on this post does anyone talk about getting picky eaters to eat whats best for their performance...
That's not what the post is about... that's a different subject. A dedicated athlete will do what it takes in my opinion. it's not a post about what's the best option if you don't like beef... you sound like a bitch bending the argument around so you appear as if you know what you're talking about... nowhere on this post does anyone talk about getting picky eaters to eat whats best for their performance...