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 Nokia's workout journal, Keep on burnin' - I am back my brothers!

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N0eL
post Dec 9 2008, 11:57 PM

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Dear TS,

Great diet plan and workout routine.

I would recommend u take the 1/2 rice for lunch rather than dinner thought. Consume ur carbs in the morning/afternoon. Avoid them at night. You might also consider loosing the wholemeal bread and go for the salad all together.
3 Bananas a day? That's lots of carbs bro. Banana best taken as pre workout as it provide instant energy boost ~!!

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post Dec 10 2008, 12:32 AM

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It's fine to consume carbs after workout due to insulin sensitivity and stuffs. But IMO, it's better to take it as pre-workout as u need the energy for the workout. Less carbs in ur body after exercise = more fat burned. Agree?

The extra carbs not used at nite will be turn to fat. So u might as well consume and use it right? Take 2 bananas as pre instead.
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post Dec 10 2008, 01:05 AM

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QUOTE(Nokia convert @ Dec 10 2008, 12:34 AM)

If I remove rice from my dinner, do you think it is still ok to injest dextrose into my post workout shake?

If I arrange it that way, most of my carbs should come from:
(1) oats in breakfast
(2) rice during lunch
(3) sandwich during afternoon snack
(4) dextrose in my postworkout shake.
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Seems fine, but I think for a person to loose weight and on a cutting phase, u r consuming too much carbs. The amount of glucose in whey is sufficient enough and additional dextrose is not necessary for ur post(unless u r bulking).

Bare in mind that the vege you consumed have carbs as well.


Instead of using carb as ur source of energy, U may consider good fats. It promotes fat burning too.
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post Dec 29 2008, 10:31 PM

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Wow.. If u could maintain the lifting progress and diet plan for 6 months.. U will see very good results bro ~!!!

Ur Diet ~!! Doing very well with it. Damn discipline ~!!
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post Jan 2 2009, 11:10 PM

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QUOTE(Nokia convert @ Jan 2 2009, 11:04 PM)
200+ lbs squat  blink.gif .  I guess it will take me at least months to reach that weight. Freaking impressive for me.  thumbup.gif

Anyway, I just drop by to wish you Happy New Year. Wish you success in achieving your goal this year. smile.gif
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No worries bro.

With ur current body weight, U can reach it in no time... Take advantage of ur weight and lift hard.. ~!!!

HAPPY NEW YEAR....

 

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