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15 Mar 2010 09:11 #39714 by vega5
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DJ wrote:

vega depends on the type of cardio u are doing,if u are doing HIIT then personally i feel that dextrose will be good...have the WMS pre cardio and the dextrose post..

I've always been a fan of low intensity training. Is this even on a carb cycling diet (fat loss) and the cardio will be done in the afternoon?

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15 Mar 2010 14:22 #39754 by Barbell
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DJ wrote:

vega depends on the type of cardio u are doing,if u are doing HIIT then personally i feel that dextrose will be good...have the WMS pre cardio and the dextrose post..


would a good post workout drink be a mixture of dextrose, creatine, glutamine and the whey protein from LSJ with oats?...or should you skip the oats? B)

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15 Mar 2010 14:26 #39756 by 00pump
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post = short acting carbs...

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15 Mar 2010 14:30 #39757 by vega5
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00pump wrote:

post = short acting carbs...

Post cardio on a fat loss diet Pump?

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15 Mar 2010 14:34 #39758 by Barbell
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Heres an intersting article I found regarding WMS. Props to DJ for recommending dextrose post work out. Basically they are saying that WMS provides even less than white bread when restoring glycogen levels....but it is interesting to note the conclusion on Virtago...

www.musculardevelopment.com/component/co...craze.html?showall=1

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15 Mar 2010 14:34 #39759 by Empire
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low intensity is the way forward IMHO. cardio done post work out?? if so then do your cardio then have your PWO shake..

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15 Mar 2010 14:42 #39765 by 00pump
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yes, or cardio morning before breakfast.. as DJ said, low intense.

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15 Mar 2010 14:43 #39766 by ABC01
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djeasye wrote:

i have read studies from will brink who is like the supplement worlds myth buster... waxy maise starch is effective as a complex low gi carb replacement for meals. plain and simple,so taking it before work outs is like having a bowl of oats which is cool as u want sustained energy for your work out.. i think its point less taking it post work out as it doesnt spike insulin levels which help in replenishing glycogen stores... yes it might exit the stomach at 70% faster than dextrose but it has no effect on insulin levels to help shuttle the nutrients to the muscle... so yes pre work out it is a good option,post work out stick to vitargo and dextrose..


Did'nt that guy also say that in studies having a loaf of bread basically had a better effect?

www.bodybuilding.com/fun/waxy_maize_starch_myth.htm

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15 Mar 2010 14:43 #39767 by vega5
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DJ wrote:

low intensity is the way forward IMHO. cardio done post work out?? if so then do your cardio then have your PWO shake..

I do cardio in the afternoon and weights in the morning.

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15 Mar 2010 14:46 #39768 by Empire
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then have your normal meals pre and post work out,i would not have carbs post cardio if u are doing cardio in the afternoon...

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15 Mar 2010 15:02 #39781 by vega5
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Perfect thanks

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15 Mar 2010 15:07 #39783 by Barbell
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ABC01 wrote:

djeasye wrote:

i have read studies from will brink who is like the supplement worlds myth buster... waxy maise starch is effective as a complex low gi carb replacement for meals. plain and simple,so taking it before work outs is like having a bowl of oats which is cool as u want sustained energy for your work out.. i think its point less taking it post work out as it doesnt spike insulin levels which help in replenishing glycogen stores... yes it might exit the stomach at 70% faster than dextrose but it has no effect on insulin levels to help shuttle the nutrients to the muscle... so yes pre work out it is a good option,post work out stick to vitargo and dextrose..


Did'nt that guy also say that in studies having a loaf of bread basically had a better effect?

www.bodybuilding.com/fun/waxy_maize_starch_myth.htm


than wms? yep...not a loaf but white bread in general :laugh:

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