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basically, i am considering training in the morning before work, cos i am finding it difficult to find time to get to the gym before my second job at night (i.e. i am constantly rushed, pre workout and PWO nutrition is EXTREMELY rushed, i am talking about downing a shake and eating as much food as i possibly can stuff down in about 2 minutes...)
so, my question to all you people who train in the morning, what do you have pre workout? is a shake sufficient, or do you have a full meal? what would be the ideal pre workout nutrition to have immediately upon waking so that you can get your arse down to the gym and start lifting virtually straight away? cheers
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Hi pistachio,
Here's what I have first thing every morning before gym. I always use a shake before & after, prepared the night before; before 6g WPI, 25g WMS, 2g of Leucine 2g of Glutamine, 1g L-Carnatine 2.5g Creatine 100mg Vitamin C 100mg Vitamin E 400ml water after 90g 3 slices white bread (or 5g WMS), 10g WPI, 2g of Leucine 2g of Glutamine 2.5 Creatine 3g Beta alanine 400ml water I have breakfast when i get to work about 40 mins later.. Now thats very specific and what fits in to my diet atm, basically you just need some protien & carbs & water to replensih depleted stores and get in the gym!! So options are limitless... Preperation is key. Part of my routine each night is to prep tomrrows food, this helps heaps as it stops me from looking for 'other' quick options during the day if pressed for time. plus there is nothing like to the look on a colluges face as we sit down together for lunch.. he with his 2 potatoe cakes and a coke and me with my BIG ASS plate of sizzling Asian chicken stir-fry, bowl of fluffy white rice, BIG crunchy salad mix and sweet looking fruit salad ... and thats just smoko!For an optimal answer you need to lay out your whole plan but for some peice of mind ... protien & carbs & water MD Last edited by Mikasadan; 21-09-2009 at 05:17 PM. |
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thanks for the advice, so there is no need to have any solid food before training then? and how soon before training can you have this?
also, i don't have any WMS, so would something like dextrose suffice? i have plenty of other supps tho (see http://ausbb.com/bodybuilding-supple...ock-supps.html) basically, i just want to take something that will a) not upset my stomach during training b) can be taken as soon as possible before training (so i can get to work as early as possible without getting up ridiculously early) c) will not limit my ability to train hard/heavy, i.e. will not reduce my strength due to lack of food i normally train around 5pm by which time i have consumed a LOT of food, so i have plenty of energy
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I don`t know about others but I need solid food before a workout at any time of the day.If I have a morning workout I need a bowl of porridge, couple of eggs, and a banana shake (2 bananas and 500ml of milk) about 1 hour before and i usually chow down on a peanut butter sanger just before I go in to the weights room.Some of my friends would spew on this much even with light exercise.If I don`t eat I get starving hungry 5 mins into the workout and I am as flat as a tack.
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I hope this helps, I can elaborate on hundreds of variations for the workout window and you can find 100 more on this forum alone. For conveiniece, preperation is key. Zarkovs example...If I have a morning workout I need a bowl of porridge, couple of eggs, and a banana shake (2 bananas and 500ml of milk) You could prep this lot in a shaker the night before, blend and drink before you leave.... dont froget to add the penut butter!! think MD meant to say 50g instead of 5g. That's all 50g correct, thanks Fadi, you'd know. If shakes are easier for you, with work and timing then use them, if you can stomach wholefoods and train use them, alternate... test yourself on various techniques and record your results (feelings, energy, intensity) and use this as a guide, personally I think its one of the things that keeps BB interesting, is constantly refining your program (diet/excersize) and testing your bodys limits and responses. Last edited by Mikasadan; 21-09-2009 at 05:18 PM. |
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