JKurz1 said:I was thinking of trying nothing.......just a whole food meal within a hour.....right now, its whey, and rice cakes, and I'll toss in a gatorade if I feel the need.....or creatine from celltech carb sense (8 tubs for $10) had to buy em....
Just not sure on the gatorade......heard conflicting opinions....love the rice cakes though!
not mine........psychedout said:BTW, just to point out, your body will need much more glycogen after a 5x5 workout than after say, a 20 set chest workout.
There is NO QUESTION that my recovery is much better when I have a high gi/whey shake.....now, does it result it gains? Not directly, no.........Guinness5.0 said:I've done a 180 regarding PWO nutriton. I used to eb all about the simple carb/whey shake, but now I just go home and eat a meal.
The simple carb thing is jsut to squash cortisol and raise insulin, but IMHO I don't think that the urgency to change one's hormonal state is warranted - even without food you'll go back to baseline hormone profile shortly.
I've gained muscle and gotten stronger even after my drug cycle eating this way, so I think the 'standard' PWO shake is overrated, 5x5 or otherwise.
JKurz1 said:not mine........
and i agree with that............however, my routine is a min. of 3 bp a day...2x a week........like today...chest,tris, calves.............psychedout said:JKurz, this isn't something that is going to vary from individual to individual. This is something that will hold true for all individuals. It sounds to me though like you are confusing the pump/heart rate with glycogen depletion. The confusion is understandable but I can assure your body needs much more glycogen after a full body workout than after training a single muscle group. If you need to see the studies, visit the HST homepage.
JKurz1 said:and i agree with that............however, my routine is a min. of 3 bp a day...2x a week........like today...chest,tris, calves.............
Recovery woule mean adaptation/gains. Unless you have a different way of defining recovery.JKurz1 said:There is NO QUESTION that my recovery is much better when I have a high gi/whey shake.....now, does it result it gains? Not directly, no.........
Guinness5.0 said:I've done a 180 regarding PWO nutriton. I used to eb all about the simple carb/whey shake, but now I just go home and eat a meal.
The simple carb thing is jsut to squash cortisol and raise insulin, but IMHO I don't think that the urgency to change one's hormonal state is warranted - even without food you'll go back to baseline hormone profile shortly.
I've gained muscle and gotten stronger even after my drug cycle eating this way, so I think the 'standard' PWO shake is overrated, 5x5 or otherwise.
Hell - as much as you want, that's the best time to eat. I remember Wed night back in college was all-you-can-eat BBQ chicken. Any all-you-can-eat style restaurant in a college town has to really examine what they are doing. I remember we used to organize training around that night so we could be sure to make the most use of it (heavy squats, pulls, whatever). Now of course it took 10 minutes to get from the gym to the door and we'd have a huge glass of fresh lemonade right away (simple carbs baby), then we'd order a lot of chicken with potatoes and hush puppies and all kinds of stuff - that would get to the table about 8-10 minutes after the Lemonade so about the 20 minute mark which matches up pretty well for timing protein. At that point it was pure damage over the next hour or so and continuous reorders. We'd camp that place. When a chicken thought of death - it was basically thinking of us. I think it was $6.99 for the whole thing.JKurz1 said:so whats on the menu?
BiggT said:..I lay in bed eating cupcakes and ice cream and potato chips or anything.
Madcow2 said:That's how I watch Days of Out Lives. You into soaps too? I can't wait to start reading Elie Wiesel's memoir 'Night' - Oprah said it was just a transforming experience, a story of courage, drawn out emotional pain, and wailing commiseration. My username at Oprah's book club is mad_douche, look for me there.![]()
Anthrax Invasion said:Fair warning, if you're serious, you're going down.
But you're not serious, so it's cool.
Madcow2 said:I think you need to get in touch with your feminine side and spend some time crying and whining about life and just generally wallowing in self-pity. Actually, why not join Oprah's book club today and get started. It'll be a training board group thing. Wednesday is snatches and backsquat and afterward we can have a postworkout drink and discuss the latest Oprah selection and how it made us get in touch with your inner pussies.
biggT said:Chinese Buffets are always good and . . .sometimes at the house I'll fix a plate of meatloaf, mashed potatos, and some veggies and heat it up when I get in the door....sometimes I'll get a couple turkey hoagies and some mozarella sticks.....there is a nearby Jewish Deli and I'll go in for a Corned Beef Reuben-fest after heavy squats and pulls. I also love Mexican food.
This is not very scientific or anything,
Guinness5.0 said:Recovery woule mean adaptation/gains. Unless you have a different way of defining recovery.
When i use the wod 'recovery' I mean it as the response by the body to the stimulus that has been applied. So I'm not referring specifically to the uptake of sugars by the muscles - I'm referring to the body's adaptation to overload.gjohnson5 said:I would like you to define recovery... There is a ton, no a mountain, of evidence which suggests that muscle glycogen is best recovered 1 hour after workout or less...
i believe there is nearly a 2 hr window for some ppl. in any case the window is probably longer then the PWO shake touters imagine.BiggT said:This sounds like me.....if I brought my wallet in, I grab a MetRx RTD if I feel like it, but I think the PWO 'shake' is overrated too.....I wouldn't advise going hours before eating, but a 5-20 minute period to either get home or stop somewhere and get some food is fine from my experience.
Madcow2 said:I think you need to get in touch with your feminine side and spend some time crying and whining about life and just generally wallowing in self-pity. Actually, why not join Oprah's book club today and get started. It'll be a training board group thing. Wednesday is snatches and backsquat and afterward we can have a postworkout drink and discuss the latest Oprah selection and how it made us get in touch with your inner pussies.
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