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Re:For Losing Fat - Wednesday, April 22, 2009 7:01 AM ( #181 )
Yes.  I was writing it.  I am too busy with research papers at the moment.

There are too many things I want to add and there are revisions..quite a challenge.

DB is the "living" ebook at the moment!
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Re:For Losing Fat - Wednesday, April 22, 2009 10:27 AM ( #182 )
Thanks. I understand it much better now. I will continue to read your information. I have learned more in the last month from reading on this site than I have in the last 30 years about these topics. Thanks for your help.
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Re:For Losing Fat - Monday, June 01, 2009 7:07 AM ( #183 )
I have a few more questions about my training situation and post workout carbs. I eat my dinner meal about 6:00pm. About 7:30pm I have a 1/4 scoop of creatine/dextrose premix with about 10 grams of whey protien for a pre workout drink. Then I train around  8:00 pm or so.  After the workout I have a 30g protien shake with strawberry and banana and a 1/4 scoop of creatine/dextrose premix.
 
If Im finished with it by 9:30pm, then by 10:00 to 10:30pm I get real hungry. Feels like my stomach is sinking in. If I cave and eat something like peanut butter or a (gasp) granola bar, I feel better. Does this mean that I am sensitive to the insulin spike from the carbs during post workout?
 
I have purchased some creatine without added dextrose and am thinking about making a pre and post protien/creatine drink without dextrose or fruit, but adding some oatmeal. Would this be ok? How will I know how much oatmeal to consume?
 
Thanks for any help.
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Re:For Losing Fat - Monday, June 01, 2009 7:21 AM ( #184 )
I think it means your body wants food to recover.

A small meal at this time is fine.

Something whole, small, and complete like  Chicken with rice and veggies or something.

Oatmeal is not a great post workout carb...it is a slow release food.
Remember, those post workout foods are pre-digested and very fast to go into the body.

You still need to eat some real food in an hour or so!
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Re:For Losing Fat - Monday, June 01, 2009 7:28 AM ( #185 )
Ok. So I will still stick to some fruit in my post workout shake. I will need to work out a way to get a small meal after. I assume that the meal should take place about 30min after the post workout shake, or could they both be combined at around 9:30?
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Re:For Losing Fat - Monday, June 01, 2009 7:36 AM ( #186 )
I just reread some on page 12 where you mentioned a post workout shake and then a little later, a post workout meal. I think I got it now. I will try to get that setup and going tonight.
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Re:For Losing Fat - Monday, June 01, 2009 11:48 AM ( #187 )
You got it!
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Re:For Losing Fat - Friday, June 19, 2009 3:59 PM ( #188 )
I read the first five pages last night. I decided to change my routine becuase of page one. I drank a smoothie (blueberry, strawberry, yogart, acacia, water) about a 1/2 before I went to the gym. Decided not to use the jet fuel (again fromt his thread). I did a 5 min hi intensity run on the tread mill then tried to do all the bench press machines (all are incline, very limited). I put the 4 45lb plates on and couldn't budge it. It does not work for me. Am I not understanding what you wrote correctly?


Normally I take 2 jet fuel and one glass of water when I first wake up then strait to the gym. I do a 1/2 hour of cardio then wieghts. Normally I can do the 4-45's for two sets then pyramid down to exhaustion. Then another 1/2 hour of cardio. Go strait home and make my smoothie but normally with vanilla soy milk and maybe add a banana. About three hours later I eat cod or orange roughy, brown rice, veggies and salad with atable spoon or blue cheese as a treat.

I was stuck for years thinking I was eating healthy as I ate (breaded) fish and chicken sandwhiches (fast food), never used mayo on my own sandwhiches (but did use cheese), lean steaks etc. After testing high colesterol and LDL or something I changed to the diet above and only drink water or black tea (no more soda or juice). I no longer eat or drink anything from a cow. FOr red meat I eat Buffalo or Elk. I finally broke through and have gone from 204lbs to 197.5 (fluctuates though) in the past 6 or 7 weeks. My body fat finally went from 25.7% down to 24.2% (also fluctuates). My nutrtionist at Keiser told me to cut down to 1500 cal/day and when I did that I gained fat and lost muscle. I am no longer counting calaries but if I did I would say 2k-2500cal/day. I can not easily eat every three hours but I try to do 4 meals even if one is trail mix and water or a grapefruit.

My goal is to reduce down to 15% bf and gain muscle mass (not loose it). I don't necessarily have to go down to 180lbs but 15% max is my main goal. Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated!!!

Oh yeah, I do have recovery issues. Normally I can only work out twice a week and my arms only once or once every other week. I get extreme pain from biceps and after a workout I can not stretch my arms out they stay bent. I have been take suppliments to help with the recovery.
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Re:For Losing Fat - Friday, June 19, 2009 11:21 PM ( #189 )
goracer,

your post is a little confused.

Your gaol is 15% bodyfat.

This means you want to Gain muscle, then switch to fat loss.
Stop worrying about your specific strength.  It will fluctuate as you cut.

It sounds like you are overtraining.
Post your workout giving your sets, reps, and how long you train.

Yes, warm up first wth 5-7 minutes of moderate exercise, then train, then do cardio.

Resistance training no longer than 40 minutes. 
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