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re: Nutrition/Fitness Gurus of the OT
Posted on 11/28/16 at 3:41 pm to NotoriousFSU
Posted on 11/28/16 at 3:41 pm to NotoriousFSU
Like the above poster mentioned, try intermittent fasting...if it's not for you it's not a big deal it just allows for larger meals later in the day.
I eat all of my calories post workout when the body is starving for nutrients...this is my preference and I have had great success with it, someone will be in this thread to tell you to eat 27 meals a day but play around and see what you like as well as what fits your schedule.
Stick to higher carbs on training days and higher fats on rest days while dropping carbs a tad. Again don't overcomplicate this and set it up to where you're aiming for a -3500 calorie weekly deficit or about -1 lb a week.
I eat all of my calories post workout when the body is starving for nutrients...this is my preference and I have had great success with it, someone will be in this thread to tell you to eat 27 meals a day but play around and see what you like as well as what fits your schedule.
Stick to higher carbs on training days and higher fats on rest days while dropping carbs a tad. Again don't overcomplicate this and set it up to where you're aiming for a -3500 calorie weekly deficit or about -1 lb a week.
Posted on 11/28/16 at 3:53 pm to Adam4848
I like parts of IF like working out in a fasted state, but sticking to a strict 6-8 hour eating window has been my downfall. My post workout meal doesn't seem to be the problem, but it's usually 8 hours before I go to sleep so I get hungry and snack late night. I'm trying to cut my appetite late night by drinking more water, but I don't wanna piss out all the nutrients I put in my body post workout or cardio.
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