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need help asap - 7/15/2006 4:17:41 AM   
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ive been reading up as much as i can but still can not find the answers to my questions so i thought i would see if any one could help me out.

The question i have is about the meal i have after my workout, i was wondering how long after to have it as i work so i dont get home till 6 ive read to wait 2 hrs is this correct???

The last question is i am not gettin enough carbs post workout or probably even pre workout, i was just wondering if anyone could give me an idea on what is good to eat or mix with my shakes that has a good amount of good carbs???
i have been told fruit but im not sure what kinds or fruit or what else to take and also how long before do you have the carbs and how long before a work out should i have my pre workout carbs???

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RE: need help asap - 7/15/2006 5:54:19 AM   
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The optimum time to eat after post workout is around 15-20mins, however, you can take carbs in after workout up to 2 hours but 15-20mins is the optimum time. 

In this time you want to comsume high amount of carbs (average is 60-80g) and some protien.  The carbs want to be simple carbs with high GI so that you can get a quick supply of glucose and to re-fuel the glycogen stores that you will have used during your workout.

Foods with high GI include;

White Bread
White Rice
Potato
Bagel
Baguette
Cornflakes
Raisins
Cous Cous
Watermelon
Muffin
Pineapple
Waffle

I suggest having some fruit juice as well as adding banana to you shake and some honey. Then about 2 hours later have your proper meal.

Aim to consume a light meal up to 2 hours prior to training or a larger meal 2-4 hours prior to trainging.  About 45-75 minutes before training then comsume so foods with high GI again to provide an immediate supplyof energy during your workout.

Hope this has helped;

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RE: need help asap - 7/15/2006 9:12:11 PM   
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thanks heaps mate

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RE: need help asap - 7/15/2006 10:34:29 PM   
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quote:

The optimum time to eat after post workout is around 15-20mins, however, you can take carbs in after workout up to 2 hours but 15-20mins is the optimum time. 

Chemically, that time window is actually about 45 minutes following the workout.

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In this time you want to consume high amount of carbs (average is 60-80g) and some protien.  The carbs want to be simple carbs with high GI so that you can get a quick supply of glucose and to re-fuel the glycogen stores that you will have used during your workout.


That needs correcting...
The amount of carbs should be .2 to .4 grams per pound of YOUR bodyweight.
The protein amount should be .1 grams per pound of your bodyweight.
For pre workout that should be 30 minutes prior to training.
For post workout, immediately following a full cool down or within 45 minutes.

An alternative (or addition) to the protein is Branched Chain Amino Acids at 1/4 teaspoon per 35 pounds immediately before and after.

This is for optimal anabolic response.  If you are working toward a fat loss goal, then this is not a good idea.

About an hour following your post workout recovery drink, have a meal.

Now the big issue!!!
The source of carbs should not be just any carbs and not just any High Glycemic carbs.

The carb source should be a 1:1 fructose:glucose(dextrose) carb.

Such as banana...you can look up any given food (fruits, juices, etc) here:
http://www.nal.usda.gov/fnic/foodcomp/search/

Here is an example of 2 tablespoons of Honey
Carbohydrate, g 34.61
Glucose (dextrose)  g 15.02
Fructose  g 17.19

That is almost 1:1!!

The goal of the pre and post workout is to load your liver (fructose) and muscles (dextrose) with glycogen!!

These foods would not be the best food choices to have as the pre workout carb or as the post workout carb...note that this is different from the meal you will consume 45 minutes to 90 minutes before training and 1 hour after training! --->
White Bread, White Rice, Potato, Bagel, Baguette, Cornflakes, Cous Cous, Muffin, Waffle....


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RE: need help asap - 7/16/2006 2:05:20 AM   
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thanks guys

the other question i had was i have 1 of my protein shakes about 10am should i have that with water or milk the next shake i have after that is post workout??? i thought milk so my body would gradually obsorb it through out the day.

the last question i have is it important to still take the protein shakes on the days i dont work out i work out mon,wed,fri and sun so should i still take them on tues,thurs and sat???

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RE: need help asap - 7/16/2006 7:48:52 AM   
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the last question i have is it important to still take the protein shakes on the days i dont work out i work out mon,wed,fri and sun so should i still take them on tues,thurs and sat???

You grow on days you do not train...keep the food coming!

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the other question i had was i have 1 of my protein shakes about 10am should i have that with water or milk

How many protein shakes do you have?
You should not be having a protein shake for a meal.  Only for PWO.

UNLESS you are in the last few weeks of pre contest cutting or something similar.

You want a meal replacement that has everything a complete meal has...."so my body would gradually obsorb it through out the day."
Thats pretty much one reason.  So the nutrients release gradually.

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RE: need help asap - 7/17/2006 1:08:17 AM   
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i take 3.
This is ruffly my meal plan it varies slightly but its generally the same.

MEAL PLAN
Meal 1 -        rolled oats and 2 peices of wholemeal toast
(7.30am)

Meal 2 -        Protein Shake and apple
(10 - 10.30am) 

Meal 3 -        1 serve tuna or chicken or lean beef
(bout 1pm)   1 serve pasta or rice or potato
                1 serve veges or salad

Meal 4 -         Pre train snack
                 (plenty of protein and carbs for energy)
(4pm Pre train)

Train
(4.45pm)

Meal 5 -        Protein + Pure carbs shake with water   (immediately after training)     
(6pm)

Meal 6 -        1 serve tuna or chicken or beef
(7.15pm)       1 serve pasta or rice or potato
                1 serve veges or salad

Meal 7 -        Protein shake + 200g diet yogurt with milk
(10pm)   

the meal plan i used as a guide is from gen-tec for advance muscle gain and i just adapted it for myself.

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RE: need help asap - 7/17/2006 8:12:15 AM   
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Every meal but the pre and post workout nutrition should contain a lean protein PLUS a starchy carb PLUS a fibrous carb.

Look at that link I gave for examples.

Meal 1 has not fibrous carb
Meal 2 has no starch
Meal 7 has no fibrous carb and no starch carb

Getting those starches will help your body to store more carbs for training.

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RE: need help asap - 7/19/2006 1:52:01 AM   
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can you give me some examples of what foods to have because i read some of the examples but i dont feel like having brockley or mushrooms or beans or lettuce etc for breakfast so if you have any other examples
thanks

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RE: need help asap - 7/19/2006 10:40:37 AM   
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fibrous carb = (any vegetable or a fruit)

OK?

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RE: need help asap - 7/19/2006 11:51:47 AM   
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The best fruit to have for carbs is , Cherries, Bananas and cantalope,pears. Those have the most carbs in them but should be take post workout. Pre workout peanut butter and honey sandwich is great energy or you can have plain oatmeal and i usually mix a scoop of my protein mix in with it.

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RE: need help asap - 7/19/2006 12:19:27 PM   
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quote:

Pre workout peanut butter and honey sandwich is great energy or you can have plain oatmeal and i usually mix a scoop of my protein mix in with it.

Not for a pre workout but for a meal that occurs prior to a workout.
These foods digest too slowly to be consumed immediatly pre-workout and will compete with muscle for blood supply..etc.


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The best fruit to have for carbs is , Cherries, Bananas and cantalope,pears. Those have the most carbs in them but should be take post workout.


Let me give you a link where you can look up the fruit:
http://www.nal.usda.gov/fnic/foodcomp/search/

Ideally you want something with a 1:1 ratio of Glucose (dextrose):fructose.

Example of 1 large Apple:
Apple is 1:2.4  / Glucose (dextrose):fructose/
Which is not ideal but if it is what you have, that is fine...fructose reloads the liver, glucose reloads muscle...excess fructose not stored or burned goes to fat.
Carbohydrate,  29.28 g
Sucrose  g 4.39 (This is low which is nice) User Posted Image
Glucose (dextrose)  g 5.15
Fructose  g 12.51

Also

Here is a general rule for replenishing glycogen and sparing muscle for taking both pre and post workout:
0.2 g per pound of your bodyweight fast absorbing carbs (juices/fruit, etc)
0.1 g/lb protein from whey (or Just 5 grams of BCAA or 15 grams of EAAs)


However for maximum anabolic effect...
(Note this is for optimal anabolic effect when bulking)
Preworkout

  • 0.1 g/lb X bodyweight in EAA (or whey/hydrolized whey 30 minutes prior)
  • 0.2 g/lb  X bodyweight in fast absorbing carbs
  • 5 grams of EXTRA BCAA

Sip During Workout (especially if WO goes over 40 minutes)
  • 0.1 g/lb X bodyweight in BCAA
  • 0.2 g/lb  X bodyweight in fast absorbing carbs

Post Workout
  • 0.2 g/lb  X bodyweight of Hydrolyzed Whey Protein/whey
  • 0.4 g/lb  X bodyweight in fast absorbing carbs
  • 5 grams of EXTRA BCAA

For Cardio by itself...just the 5g BCAAs directly before and after... or or 0.1 g/lb X bodyweight in EAAs (Hydrolyzed Whey Protein/whey) 30 minutes before and directly after.



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