post cardio meal

RE: post cardio meal (Baseball22)

Wed, 23 Jul 2008 13:53:08 GMT

Hahaha you must have some serious bird legs. Just hit the squats up and you will see some great gains in your legs. Hopefully you don't have the same problem with your calves that I do. I'm 6'8" and my calves are around 16.5" and they look so skinny cuse my long legs. Good luck and dont negelct your legs.

RE: post cardio meal (connelly)

Wed, 23 Jul 2008 10:23:34 GMT

ORIGINAL: zultan

ORIGINAL: TheSilverFox

sounds like most of your muscle is in the upper body zultan. great job on starting to work the legs. neglecting them will only get you SO far... trust me, i was the same way. you'll see great gains once you get your foundation (legs) caught up to where your upper body is at

thanks fox! thought i had hollow bones or something haha. few

tbh you sound really beast.

RE: post cardio meal (zultan)

Wed, 23 Jul 2008 08:55:33 GMT

ORIGINAL: TheSilverFox

sounds like most of your muscle is in the upper body zultan. great job on starting to work the legs. neglecting them will only get you SO far... trust me, i was the same way. you'll see great gains once you get your foundation (legs) caught up to where your upper body is at

thanks fox! thought i had hollow bones or something haha. few

RE: post cardio meal (TheSilverFox)

Wed, 23 Jul 2008 08:53:21 GMT

sounds like most of your muscle is in the upper body zultan. great job on starting to work the legs. neglecting them will only get you SO far... trust me, i was the same way. you'll see great gains once you get your foundation (legs) caught up to where your upper body is at

RE: post cardio meal (zultan)

Wed, 23 Jul 2008 08:46:56 GMT

ORIGINAL: connelly

ORIGINAL: Baseball22

Wow you have a 49.5" chest and 19.5" arms and only weigh 254lbs? What is your bodyfat that you need to cut?

and he is 6'5" good point lol, but hey you never know he could not work legs at all .

only just started on my legs 4 weeks ago, ahhh well im still learning

EDIT: thats got me thinking actually, am i not that heavy or something cos ive still got some fat to burn?

RE: post cardio meal (connelly)

Wed, 23 Jul 2008 08:06:52 GMT

ORIGINAL: Baseball22

Wow you have a 49.5" chest and 19.5" arms and only weigh 254lbs? What is your bodyfat that you need to cut?

and he is 6'5" good point lol, but hey you never know he could not work legs at all .

RE: post cardio meal (Baseball22)

Tue, 22 Jul 2008 07:16:04 GMT

Wow you have a 49.5" chest and 19.5" arms and only weigh 254lbs? What is your bodyfat that you need to cut?

RE: post cardio meal (zultan)

Wed, 16 Jul 2008 14:39:28 GMT

sterling. thanks to both of you

RE: post cardio meal (TheSilverFox)

Wed, 16 Jul 2008 14:08:14 GMT

ORIGINAL: RedJeep

I would do your cardio when you can. If you want to seperate them then that is fine. Most of your cutting is going to come from limiting your calories, cardio will help you burn some fat but not if you are consuming more energy(calories) then you are burning.

If you do cardio in the morning, then I would take some BCAA before workout and then have your normal breakfast postcardio.

If you do cardio when you lift then I would lift first, then do cardio. I would still take bcaa before workout and then take whey and bcaa postWO. I would then have a meal after about an hour postWO.

well there you go zultan.

this was what i was trying to say, but mine came out sporatically.

great advice redjeep. that's exactly how i would do it as well

RE: post cardio meal (RedJeep)

Wed, 16 Jul 2008 13:34:18 GMT

I would do your cardio when you can. If you want to seperate them then that is fine. Most of your cutting is going to come from limiting your calories, cardio will help you burn some fat but not if you are consuming more energy(calories) then you are burning.

If you do cardio in the morning, then I would take some BCAA before workout and then have your normal breakfast postcardio.

If you do cardio when you lift then I would lift first, then do cardio. I would still take bcaa before workout and then take whey and bcaa postWO. I would then have a meal after about an hour postWO.

RE: post cardio meal (zultan)

Wed, 16 Jul 2008 13:19:12 GMT

il jus get up earlier then and take a small shake with a multi vit i have anyway in the morning. thanks fox

RE: post cardio meal (getnswole)

Wed, 16 Jul 2008 13:02:49 GMT

what about popping a mutlivitamin?

i dont do whey after i do cardio, but maybe i should start?

RE: post cardio meal (TheSilverFox)

Wed, 16 Jul 2008 12:53:52 GMT

whey has to be broken down, so either take it 30 minutes before hopping on the treadmil.. OR, you can take the whey with bcaa powder. and the powder is absorbed within a few minutes b/c it's already in the broken-down state.. ready to be used.

RE: post cardio meal (zultan)

Wed, 16 Jul 2008 12:38:32 GMT

ORIGINAL: TheSilverFox

i'm not saying you need to eat a full meal. but 25 grams of whey protein with BCAA powder is enough muscle food to keep the muscles fed, and the body can pull from the fat reserves and eat those calories.

make sense?

so basically if i have a scoop of whey then im sorted, how long should i have the shake before the cardio? can i have it and jump right on the tredmill or wait 30mins?

RE: post cardio meal (TheSilverFox)

Wed, 16 Jul 2008 12:23:30 GMT

ORIGINAL: zultan

ORIGINAL: TheSilverFox

you should also have some bcaa's before you get your cardio on in the morning. why are you doing cardio in a catabolic state? that's not in your best interest, unless you like watching you muscles eating themselves b/c they have no nutrients while you do cardio.

this is getting silly lol. theres a post of the training forum about best times to train and boomer and david had a massive argument about it all, so decided to solve it by just seperating the two! now thats no good either????

i was told its best to do cardio in the morning on a light or empty stomach by quite a few of them on here, but not lift, then lift bout 8 hours later after eating all day???

that's fine. i didn't mean to confuse you.

yes.. an empty stomach is fine. HOWEVER... your muscles need some type of food.

if you get up from sleeping for 8 hours, and hit the treadmil.. your body is CRAVING nutrients. so if you don't give the muscles a substantial amount of food, the body will pull from the muscles in order to fuel your cardiovascular session.

catabolism - ... wikipedia that term if you need to.

i'm not saying you need to eat a full meal. but 25 grams of whey protein with BCAA powder is enough muscle food to keep the muscles fed, and the body can pull from the fat reserves and eat those calories.

make sense?