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POST WORKOUT NUTRITION


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I wouldn't do the powerade thing unless I'm in a pinch, would get so pricey

just use on insulin days, ur bcaa's prob workout more expensive than powerade on special fropm pak and save

Not when you buy them from the U.S.

All I'm saying though is that you can buy a kilo of dextrose for the price of a few powerades (at normal retail)

yes dextrose is alot cheeper and i usually use dextrose powder but when i dont have anything else its a powerade, banana and whey but hell anything will do as long as you get the nutriants in postworkout i have even used cans of creemed rice before about 90 grams of carbs no fat 99% and under 2 bucks a can

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Any of you guys use the powder Powerade? Rather than buy a bottle (or lots of bottles), it could be cheaper and easier to get the powder and just biff a scoop or two in with however much protein you're having, then fill up with water.

Just a suggestion 8) I've never used Powerade PWO, but have a couple of powder tubs lying around that I used for Rugby.

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BCAA's intra followed by shake:

2 scoops of whey 50g Protein,

2 scoops of oats,

20-30g of glucose

5-10g creatine

in a half water half milk mix

Usually, I add and remove carbs depending on what day it is, Squat and Dead days being the highest and stuff like shoulders being the lowest.

why would you have oats as it is slow releasing? and wouldnt milk just slow down digestion?

I go straight into a training session after weights, and I add the oats as my last carb meal so it takes me till bed time.

Whats wrong with the milk? I had no idea milk would slow digestion.

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BCAA's intra followed by shake:

2 scoops of whey 50g Protein,

2 scoops of oats,

20-30g of glucose

5-10g creatine

in a half water half milk mix

Usually, I add and remove carbs depending on what day it is, Squat and Dead days being the highest and stuff like shoulders being the lowest.

why would you have oats as it is slow releasing? and wouldnt milk just slow down digestion?

I go straight into a training session after weights, and I add the oats as my last carb meal so it takes me till bed time.

Whats wrong with the milk? I had no idea milk would slow digestion.

Milk is Cassein Protein, same as other dairy products such as Cottage cheese...meaning it takes longer to digest/slows down digestion.

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Milk is Cassein Protein, same as other dairy products such as Cottage cheese...meaning it takes longer to digest/slows down digestion.

Milk isn't only casein, it's whey too. Casein is slow to digest, doesn't slow digestion

Yeah one of my lecturers said something about having both whey and casein present because you`ll get the best of both worlds when it comes to aminos etc. He also said that fats slow down digestion, that could be why its not that common you see guys having lots of dietary fat immediate post w.o

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It's all very highly scientific stuff with me mate. Finish a workout, shower, protein shake and banana and then drive home and have a 30 minute nap. I wake up and then have some food.

My trainer swears by having mediative rest after a hard workout.

You should try it, it works a treat.

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It's all very highly scientific stuff with me mate. Finish a workout, shower, protein shake and banana and then drive home and have a 30 minute nap. I wake up and then have some food.

My trainer swears by having mediative rest after a hard workout.

You should try it, it works a treat.

If im not mistaken I believe Frank Zane was a huge advocate of sleeping immediately after a workout.

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I have my pwo on the way out of the gym.... then bike 5-10mins home and shower.

then i eat lunch within an hour of getting home. then most days i have a nap for 30-60mins. also a good lay down on my bed reading for 30mins before the nap :grin:

really good for ya!

and then back to some more food!! :)

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Yeah one of my lecturers said something about having both whey and casein present because you`ll get the best of both worlds when it comes to aminos etc. He also said that fats slow down digestion, that could be why its not that common you see guys having lots of dietary fat immediate post w.o

I don't care much for casein but don't have anything against it. Studies have shown 20g/10g whey/casein pwo led to better gains, didn't read the study though so dunna what to take from that. Most test subjects are untrained or athletes that don't pay too much attention to proper nutrition

Yeah fats slow digestion but you could take in MCT's if you want fat post work out I guess

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2 scoops whey protein, 1 cup of oats, 1 table spoon of glucose sugar.

Protein and carbs is basically what you need, high G.I carbs mean diddly shit it wont make any difference at all no need for them, however in saying that i still add glucose sugar to my PW meal.

Uncooked oats?

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