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What Should I eat?
TweetIm starting to train in the morning.I need to know what do you guys advice me to eat for breakfeast,in order to get a good pump,training.
Some say its good to eat eggs in the morning,but i would like to know your opinion.Thanks
My goal is to grow muscle
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Tweet1hr befor am cardio - protein/oats shake. Good source of carbs to keep you pumped
Right after workout - protein shake w/dextrose to replenish your muscles of lost glycogen
1 Hr. after post workout shake eat your eggs/whole wheat bread/turkey bacon..........the combinations/foods are endless.
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Tweeti eat 8 eggwhites and a natty peanut butter and jelly sandwich on wheat or oat meal for breakfast with a glass of regular or soy milk.
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TweetFood! Good clean food and lots of it Meat, veggies and complex carbs, Avoid Sugar and sodium and simple carbs and drink only water
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TweetIt looks like when i train in the morning,i dont have enough energy to do a good training.i dont know why.
what do u guys think i must eat for breakfeast to have a good train?
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TweetMy preference is a whey shake because it gets the protein into my system fast. Followed by a bowl of oatmeal. Oats just stick with me the longest.
I used to train in the morning and loved it. But now if I try to wake up and go straight to the gym, I feel tired until half way thru. The point being is that your body will adjust to the change.
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Tweetim asking this,cause i think im going to start my 1st cycle.said to me i must eat good in order to have good gains.
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TweetBulking cycle or cutting?
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Tweeti wake up at 4am, have whey in water, start warming up at roughly 4:20am.
used to have half a banana but dropped it and still doing fine.
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TweetI heard that some people are not tolerant to wheat products or wheat bread. It can cause bloat in abdominal area. I tried this, and avoided wheat products and my stomach did go down. So when i eat eggs and such i use rye bread and avoid products with wheat in it. It will suprise you, if you read ingrediants on foods, how many products contain wheat.
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TweetI've been training in the morning now for 10 weeks. I train at 5:15 AM have just a whey protein shake before. I have to say I'm personally having some of the best workouts and pumps I have ever had. No energy problems what so ever. I think it has to do the you ea tfor the rest of the day after to replentish your system.
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Tweeta lot of people use a gluten free diet and useful in dropping bodyfat. limited in your choice of foods though..... couldnt do itOriginally posted by mick-G
I heard that some people are not tolerant to wheat products or wheat bread. It can cause bloat in abdominal area. I tried this, and avoided wheat products and my stomach did go down.
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TweetYou need to drop the peanut butter. It's drastically slowing down absorption of the other nutrients. Your body won't be able to access the fuel it needs in time to sustain an intense workout. Unless this is like 2-3 hours before the workout...Originally posted by jipped genes
i eat 8 eggwhites and a natty peanut butter and jelly sandwich on wheat or oat meal for breakfast with a glass of regular or soy milk.
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