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I don't particularly like Salmon or tuna either, but I force myself to eat it because I know it's good for me, after a while, you will learn to like it, it's like unflavoured WPC powder lol.
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wow, so u drink 2 L of milk after a workout? Is the low-fat milk the best?(i'm guessing)
Also, i usually just have dinner straight after the workout. This is fine right? or do i need to have milk or whatever, wait an hour then have it? Last edited by buddy; 17-08-2010 at 06:52 PM. |
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I always have about 3/4 cup of oats with about 2 cups of milk all blended to chug down about 2 minutes after I last take my hands off the bar, then Im always cooking T for myself and the kids within 20 mins or so of finishing my workout.
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