paul56778
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Tony & Paul - Workout - Legs 165 - Friday 7th September 2018
Today's leg workout went well, did feel a little stiff on leg extensions and due to performing workout at around 10:00 am fasted, used 3 caps of Ignit3 for energy along with 2 scoops of NXT TNT Nuclear Extreme which is another pre workout that me and Tony won from our local gym which includes: Arginine AKG 3,000mg, Citrulline Malate 1,000mg, Acetyl-l-Carnitine 400mg, Caffeine 350mg and Octodrine at 150mg or DMHA which i feel is the effective component of this pre workout with the caffeine whilst other things seem a little low dosed, anyway this with the 3 caps of Ignit3 worked quite well to give me a decent boost in energy levels. I also did stick to my planned calories 2400 and had carbs post workout - i actually hit around 2401 calories and Tony hit a similar amount. This was under 50 grams of fat 150-160 grams of protein and around 320 grams of carbohydrates which i feel is quite balanced for more of a structured refeed, i sourced carbs from 100g white basmati rice which did bloat me a little - Tony had around 250 grams, i then had my normal 200g cajun low fat beef meatballs 200g broccoli along with 1 x 40g Millionaires TPW Brownie, 1 x One Protein Bar Choc Chip Cookie Dough, 1 x Oatein Choc Chip Cookie, 1 x Oatein Double Choc Chip Brownie and 1 x Chocolate Myprotein Skinny Flapjack. I was then supposed to have 6 slices of White Bread but switched it for some Choc & Strawberry Nesquick - and some P2B Choc PB as well as My Proteins Own Original Powdered PB which work great as subs for normal peanut butter due to being much lower in fat - this may have skewed the macros a little but i still estimate around 2400 calories which is around 600-700 below my maintenance level but i feel the carbs were high enough to allow for this to be a successful re feed and not all out cheat day.
If anyone following along can suggest any decent carb based foods for refeed purposes it would be awesome because Tony loves white rice but it bloats me and i find it quite hard to eat in mass quantities.
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Today's leg workout went well, did feel a little stiff on leg extensions and due to performing workout at around 10:00 am fasted, used 3 caps of Ignit3 for energy along with 2 scoops of NXT TNT Nuclear Extreme which is another pre workout that me and Tony won from our local gym which includes: Arginine AKG 3,000mg, Citrulline Malate 1,000mg, Acetyl-l-Carnitine 400mg, Caffeine 350mg and Octodrine at 150mg or DMHA which i feel is the effective component of this pre workout with the caffeine whilst other things seem a little low dosed, anyway this with the 3 caps of Ignit3 worked quite well to give me a decent boost in energy levels. I also did stick to my planned calories 2400 and had carbs post workout - i actually hit around 2401 calories and Tony hit a similar amount. This was under 50 grams of fat 150-160 grams of protein and around 320 grams of carbohydrates which i feel is quite balanced for more of a structured refeed, i sourced carbs from 100g white basmati rice which did bloat me a little - Tony had around 250 grams, i then had my normal 200g cajun low fat beef meatballs 200g broccoli along with 1 x 40g Millionaires TPW Brownie, 1 x One Protein Bar Choc Chip Cookie Dough, 1 x Oatein Choc Chip Cookie, 1 x Oatein Double Choc Chip Brownie and 1 x Chocolate Myprotein Skinny Flapjack. I was then supposed to have 6 slices of White Bread but switched it for some Choc & Strawberry Nesquick - and some P2B Choc PB as well as My Proteins Own Original Powdered PB which work great as subs for normal peanut butter due to being much lower in fat - this may have skewed the macros a little but i still estimate around 2400 calories which is around 600-700 below my maintenance level but i feel the carbs were high enough to allow for this to be a successful re feed and not all out cheat day.
If anyone following along can suggest any decent carb based foods for refeed purposes it would be awesome because Tony loves white rice but it bloats me and i find it quite hard to eat in mass quantities.
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