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post Jan 31 2012, 09:58 PM

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QUOTE(avengers88 @ Jan 31 2012, 09:56 PM)
Guys I know it's recommended to have one day rest after workout days, but my class time is really odd and my gym is always full of people at night making a workout session to be almost 2 hours because I have to wait for a bench, or barbell or so on .. So I am asking, if i train consecutive days like weds,thurs would it be okay? I am afraid I would not have time to recover ..
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obviously, you dont read stickies...hmmm its okay...

read, the latest, (good) suggestions to a question similar to yours here
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2208290

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post Jan 31 2012, 10:06 PM

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QUOTE(avengers88 @ Jan 31 2012, 10:03 PM)
I've read alot but it seems that I seem to be really tired if I do on consecutive days affecting my work and studies.
What would u recommend? And yes, I ate accordingly 3 hours per meal mixed up with protein and carbs in accordance to my weight.
Seems that I have no choice but to go through it.
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I'm not sure of your biodata/history of training. But if you are a beginner, then its normal to get abd be tired the next day. you have to decide, are you pushing too hard or is it, just hard enough?

how intense is your training? how many sets and reps do you do?
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post Jan 31 2012, 11:20 PM

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QUOTE(avengers88 @ Jan 31 2012, 11:11 PM)
Alright I'll give it a try and see how it goes smile.gif
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your w/o routine is fair, and razorboy had given good suggestion.

FYI, I take 1 liter of milk during my workout; for protein.
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just marinate like how you do it for BBQ, just mind the salt content, and then masuk oven and grill.

I put quite a bit of spices, and cinnamon as well and a sprinkle of soy sauce or lime.

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for those who are cutting or reducing weight or fat, do use BBQ sparingly, since it contains high in caramel, salt and sugar.
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post Feb 2 2012, 04:10 PM

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QUOTE(theCrab @ Feb 2 2012, 03:59 PM)
yeap.correct.
just curious how are most ppl style.
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variety is good...the important thing is stay focused on your chest when you pump. squeeze those chest muscles when you push up.
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QUOTE(darkseifer @ Feb 28 2012, 03:18 PM)
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Sorry was away and did not read whole article to the details, just skimmed thru.

My take is, all food had insulin spike (IS), what we want to control the amount of insulin spike. For eg, you dont want to take whey together with regular meal.

again when i the best time for a IS is right after workout because you want to also carry all the valuable nutrition for muscle buildings.

So I keep it simple at that.

There problem here is, all this analogical method doesnt work for everyone everytime, meaning it defers from a beginner to seasoned lifter and to a lean person. A very lean person like DL, do not need to care much because the energy burned w/i 24hrs way much greater compared to a beginner and high fat person (~>20%bf).

So advise would also differ from person to person, and constant tweaking is needed to stay lean and muscle growth.

generally I keep my intake intact with
protein: meat,, milk, egg, nuts
carb: rice, nuts
fat: from all the raw oils and nuts

i think supplements are overrated for general population.

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QUOTE(darkseifer @ Feb 29 2012, 02:00 AM)

*My take is, all food had insulin spike (IS)
-Duh! Insulin is elevated in response to meals in healthy individuals.

*what we want to control the amount of insulin spike.
-for what reason? are you diabetic? what makes you think that you can control it enough to have a significant impact? you will need pharmacological doses of insulin through some sort of infusion to have a significant effect on MPS.

*you dont want to take whey together with regular meal.
-why not? what is the composition of said regular meal. do you think your "regular meal" without the whey will have no impact on insulin?

*again when i the best time for a IS is right after workout because you want to also carry all the valuable nutrition for muscle buildings.
-insulin elevation stops muscle protein breakdown, it makes sense. It is something that is usually overblown. A protein sufficient meal itself will exert any anti-catabolic effects. You don't even need mad "insulin spiking" carbs.

*There problem here is, all this analogical method doesnt work for everyone everytime, meaning it defers from a beginner to seasoned lifter and to a lean person.
-what the hell is that gibberish supposed to mean? General methods work across the board, only the finer points differ.

*A very lean person like DL, do not need to care much because the energy burned w/i 24hrs way much greater compared to a beginner and high fat person (~>20%bf).
-Maybe because DL is beast carrying an insane amount of LBM, therefore making his energy needs high. What is your point exactly?

*generally I keep my intake intact with
protein: meat,, milk, egg, nuts
carb: rice, nuts
fat: from all the raw oils and nuts
-lol, that looks extremely boring and unpalatable. you trying to be hardcore?

*i think supplements are overrated for general population.
-depends on what supplements we are talking about. Is fish oil overrated? Is creatine overrated? Don't make blanket statements.
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WOW, I didnt know you could take my sentence and split and make couple of questions out of it. Basically you failed or rather ignored to understand the context of the sentence.

Now with all your rattlings, I too failed to get your point,. WHy the need to go around the world to put your point across. Just say in two sentence what are you trying to convey here?

As for IS there 2 things to take note:
IS signals our body of energy abundance is readily available and that it should stop burning fat and start storing.

IS causes too much blood sugar to be transported out of our blood and this results in our blood sugar and insulin levels dropping below normal. The cause of this is would be leaving one feeling tired and hungry and would want to eat more after the settles.

This is where the intake of fiber helps regulating digestion and keep IS in check.

Also This is where smaller meals comes in handy as well, as what you did before, correct? What made you stop and when did you stop your 6 meals aday?

I indicated the source of intakes for P/C/F and not as a meal! hence my statement supplement are overated. I didnt include vit and minerals as supplements. For general muscle building, I still standby that we need not take an additional supply, since we could get it from our daily food itself.

By saying that, it doesnt mean that those who are taking supplements are wrong, you have the cash, then go ahead, its individual preference.

As for your IF, how long fasting do you go?
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Added on February 29, 2012, 12:56 pm
QUOTE(darkseifer @ Feb 29 2012, 02:00 AM)


*generally I keep my intake intact with
protein: meat,, milk, egg, nuts
carb: rice, nuts
fat: from all the raw oils and nuts
-lol, that looks extremely boring and unpalatable. you trying to be hardcore?
if mine is boring, then why did you only include brown rice, wheat pasta, and oats with chicken, chicken chicken in your daily meal?

man, you really like to put others down....throw that attitude bro, its not going to get you anywhere....

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QUOTE(darkseifer @ Feb 29 2012, 04:52 PM)

*IS causes too much blood sugar to be transported out of our blood and this results in our blood sugar and insulin levels dropping below normal. The cause of this is would be leaving one feeling tired and hungry and would want to eat more after the settles.
-Utter nonsense. Insulin acutely suppresses appetite. This is proven by research. Stop making false assertions.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1693317...m&ordinalpos=66
One published research doesnt say it all. What I'm sharing here is just based on my years of experience on what I practice as my lifestyle and I know it works. I'm not a product expert on nutrition but learning along the way and I have come a long long way.

WHy dont you try to take high sugar contain such as chocolate, hence insulin would spike and then in short period, you will feel hungry, and that what most people would react and its greater on obese person. Hence I still claim that you will hungry thereafter.

Just to satisfy you, here in what I googled,

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123966898930315491.html

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Dr. Aronne has concluded that refined carbohydrates and foods with high sugar and fat content promote what he calls "fullness resistance." They interfere with the complex hormonal messages the body usually sends to the brain to signal that it's time to stop eating. People feel hungrier instead.

This happens in part because refined carbohydrates raise blood-sugar levels, setting up an insulin surge that drives blood sugar down again, causing rebound hunger

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QUOTE(darkseifer @ Feb 29 2012, 04:52 PM)


*Also This is where smaller meals comes in handy as well, as what you did before, correct? What made you stop and when did you stop your 6 meals aday?
-Did you completely ignore the study i posted in my previous post which you quoted? What makes you think I was eating 6 meals a day? The most I have ever done is 5. Here it is:
http://www.e-spenjournal.org/article/S1751...0054-5/abstract
My question was based on what you posted back in Apr 4th 2011
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/301136/+1260#

ANd your journal posting has conclusive indicater

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These findings of elevated glucose levels throughout the day warrant further research, particularly in overweight and obese individuals with and without type 2 diabetes.
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Insulin release is fine (which carries other benefits as well), and most of time we have it through out the day, especially with split meals, but I would avoid unnecessary spikes or surges.
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You are getting emotional for no reason...and I too giveup on you. Lets see in 10-yrs time how you look?! hopefully you still post here...

So you are saying GI/GL has no impact? no response need.

Just for the rest

http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displ...007114510005192
http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displ...029665110000091
http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displ...029665106000152
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Low-GI foods may also increase satiety and delay the return of hunger compared with high-GI foods,
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There are many more...just that you are not going to agree...and adamant on your view only. Forget it mate.

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There is a interesting analysis combined from couple of studies, its a good read...

http://www.theiflife.com/how-much-protein-...y-build-muscle/
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QUOTE(krypt5 @ Mar 3 2012, 12:52 PM)
i had success with slightly lower protein intake on a bulk. now i know why. thanks for the links darkseifer and veejay.
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glad that our articles helped you and you took the time to read, many newcomers do ignore that part (reading).

There is no real right or wrong in BB, darkseifer had posted many facts as well, but as you progress you would need to tweak to your body's adaptability.

For example, for some to maintain low body fat, its easy to do with calorie deficit, for some with low carbo alone work wonders and for others higher calories, like eating every 2-3 hours so that fat are not stored and these people high energy expenditure as well.

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Haiya, you guys are just horrible, having fun all bv yourselves! sad.gif

And the Dr is even worse baru 33, banyak cerita...LOL


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QUOTE(snowyteddy @ Mar 26 2012, 11:32 PM)
I guess i 4get to tell you guys im de kind that wont grow fat even eat alot...i eat 2 bowl of rice 1 meal...bt nvr up..so i was wondering any supplement can help...
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why dont you jot down your daily meal and potion and then calculate the calories intake. We can go forward from there.
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QUOTE(ChipZ @ Mar 30 2012, 10:23 PM)
Thanks for the info. I read somewhere that they contain low carb and high protein. I know its not gonna be cheap but I wonder how it tastes. Anyway, anyone of you here follow low carb diet?
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Nope, they are pretty much high in carb
http://nutritiondata.self.com/facts/cereal...d-pasta/10352/2


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