After AM Cardio

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10-13-2004, 01:42 AM
xenithon

After AM Cardio

Hi There,

Just want to check something about post cardio nutrition. On off days when I do cardio in the AM first thing, it takes around 45 minutes to get home shower and prepare breakfast. I know I shouldn't come home and immediately have the P/C meal due to it blunting lipolysis. The meal is currently eggwhites and oats. Should I substitute this with something like eggs, 2-3 whole, with olive\flax oil (ie. change to P/F) which will be consumed around 20 minutes after the cardio (15 minutes to get home, 5-10 minutes to prepare). Any one preferred over the other?

Thanks,
X
10-13-2004, 02:03 AM
LeanMeOut

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Originally Posted by xenithon

Hi There,

Just want to check something about post cardio nutrition. On off days when I do cardio in the AM first thing, it takes around 45 minutes to get home shower and prepare breakfast. I know I shouldn't come home and immediately have the P/C meal due to it blunting lipolysis. The meal is currently eggwhites and oats. Should I substitute this with something like eggs, 2-3 whole, with olive\flax oil (ie. change to P/F) which will be consumed around 20 minutes after the cardio (15 minutes to get home, 5-10 minutes to prepare). Any one preferred over the other?

Thanks,
X

Depending on how lean you are, I would say the 45 minutes and then Oats / Whites is fine. But if you already pretty lean, you should probably go with a pro/fat meal 20 minutes later, however I don't know about 2-3 whole eggs as well as olive oil. That is a lot of fat for one meal, try 1 whole egg w/ whites and olive oil instead. That should be a more feasable fat # for your meal. Good luck
10-13-2004, 03:42 AM
xenithon

Thanks, I will give it a go. I was doing it according to calories - I would normally have around 70g oats which is around 200cals. Now 3 egg yolks and a teaspoon of olive oil is around 20g fat which is around 200cals too (even a bit less).

Cheers,
X
10-13-2004, 02:47 PM
fritz2435

If you are cutting, definitely go with the pro/fat meal. 40g pro 15-20g fat. If you're bulking, it doesn't really matter pro/fat or pro/carb, as you're just eating to get big.
10-13-2004, 03:55 PM
bigsd67

even during my leanest times...right now...i have eaten oats for breakfast and still have managed to lose fat without sacrificing muscle...so i think that you'll be fine...everyone is different though.