Travelling and diet/training-any ideas??

Ok people I need some thoughts here

I am travelling around the country a bit for the next couple of months.This causes havoc with diet and training for the following reasons

Most hotels only supply cardio equipment IF they have a gym and this is not of much use when I,m bulking

I can,t take in a blender a weeks worth of milk egg whites ect into a hotel room.

So training wise I can do things like pressups sissy squats some sort of resistance training

Diet wise I,m gonna make some of Tobeys protein bars so I can eat them and make sure I,m getting enough protein.

Carbs should,nt be a problem as I will be living out of a resturant!

Anybody know of a good protein that mixes well with water a fork and a cup?At least I can take this into the room without getting odd looks!Most say they blend well without a blender but end up looking like lumpy river water

Thanks guys;)

BB...I used to travel a lot as well. I always managed to find a small gym in every town I visited. If that's impossible get about 8-10ft (3 meters) of surgical tubing, a few plastic handles and make a little travel gym. I used to do bi's, tr's, shoulders, chest and back with this little device. I also went out and bought a little microwave (it was like $100) threw it inmy trunk and used it to cook food in my room. Just a couple of suggestions britha.

Pete

Well I personnally either take a shaker or a hand held blender.

Take a tub of protein and a tub of carbs. So at least I can have protein and carbs.

On hols I bought protein and carbs and a shaker.

help if you hotel room as a fridge.

how good of you BIG AL forward thinking or what!

I think the mobile blender is a bit excessive though shake hard billy! ;)

Yeah Pete, the surgical tubing works great! And you can buy them designed for pushups. check it out

fitbuy

For your diet, take your protein powder and put individual servings in ziplock bags. Buy a wand mixer. They'll fit easily in a small suitcase and clean real easy under hot water.

i've never used a blender for any of my "shakes"

strictly water, powder, cup, fork

night formula from proteinfactory.com takes about 8 seconds to 'blend'...

Primo love the avatar its great!

Thanks for the advice

Pete a microwave good God did you have it fitted with a sink as well? LOL

The tube thing is on the same principle as a bike innertube like you stick your foot in one end and can curl it with one hand?

Ms_Figure shake hard hmm last time I did that I made a mess ...the lid came off and covered the kitchen LOL

Big Al I,m gonna call you Mr P as in Mr Prepared ;)

MaxMuscle's ProMax protein is way easy mixable brother .... get a 16 oz plastic water bottle ... use some paper to funnel the protein into it and poor your water in 8-12 oz or so ...shake a couple times your done ... then rinse and your ready for another ...

good luck

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Pete a microwave good God did you have it fitted with a sink as well? LOL

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Well it was just a little microwave (.6 cu/ft)...fit right in the trunk of my car :)

P

I personnally believe that protein that mixes so easily has been heat treated to such a point that the quality of the protein has been affected.

my isopure mixes pretty easy just a shake and a stir and voila all set

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Originally posted by Big Al
I personnally believe that protein that mixes so easily has been heat treated to such a point that the quality of the protein has been affected.

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Al, did you read this or is this your experience from digestion? I'd like to know if this has been found to be true.

I have some data supporting this I will dig it out.

I would be interested to know Big Al .... Promax is a blend of whey and casein proteins..... ( i think I spelled that wrong ...) its just a straight protein powder . the PrimoMax has got carbs and is a bit more difficult to mix ... not too bad however .....

I think BA could be right there ....but I,ll wait for the studies first

Ah can you see us...a bunch of dry sponges, just waiting to soak up some more information in a constant state of bettering ourselves.

Just a thought ... I switched from Myoplex and Metrx .... Both were hard to mix .... But I didn't see them help me physically .... It really felt as if maybe there wasn't anything other than a flavored milk packet of fluff .The MaxMuscle products I have noticed more hardness and lean muscle gain ....

I in no way own interest or sponsor MaxMuscle Products ..... hehe

We're forgetting the obvious...protien bars. No mixing and plenty of variety. Flavored soy nuts, and I make my own bars from natural granola and natural PB. Mix um up and bake for a few. a little crunchy, and hmm good.

Granola ? or oats .... Granola is one of the highest fat food around ......

Granola's primary ingredient is oats, and plain granola has less than 9 grams of fat per 1/2 cup. Buy a brand with no trans fats, Most good brands use coconut oil which Approximately 50% of the fatty acids in coconut fat are lauric acid. Lauric acid is a medium chain fatty acid, which has the additional beneficial function of being formed into monolaurin in the human or animal body. Monolaurin is the antiviral, antibacterial, and antiprotozoal monoglyceride used by the human or animal to destroy lipid coated viruses such as HIV, herpes, cytomegalovirus, influenza, various pathogenic bacteria including listeria monocytogenes and heliobacter pylori, and protozoa such as giardia lamblia. Some studies have also shown some antimicrobial effects of the free lauric acid. The only other abundant source found in nature is in human breast milk.

Well, alrighty then....did i catch a Helicopter Puloriririririrosil in there somewhere?:D