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    Sweet potato after workout?

    Should I or not during cut, should i have any carbs? I work out in the evening have pwo shake then last meal of the day little later.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lil man 10 View Post
    Should I or not during cut, should i have any carbs? I work out in the evening have pwo shake then last meal of the day little later.
    sweet potatoes are hands down one of the best carb choices you have, hell yes PWO

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    what about butternut squash.

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    Sweet potatoes are perfect at any time except before bed and pre/post wo IMHO. You don't need complex carbs, you need fast carbs. I do 2 scoops whey, 1/2 cup oats, dextrose and raisins/waxy maize pwo. You've got 50 grams protein and 100 grams carb, perfect! A small amount may be ok, though oats would be better, plus you can put them in your shake, be much more convenient than sweet potato!

    You need fast carbs after you workout so you get them into your body asap, a small amount of complex carbs (such as the oats, it's only 28 grams carb, metric 1/2 cup) to balance things out.

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    i ate 2 sw potatoes a day when cutting--one ppwo @ 1pm and one for dinner around 5pm

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    Quote Originally Posted by Eddie_m63 View Post
    what about butternut squash.
    it's fine, lots of fiber, you can also get spaghetti squash, cook at 350 degrees till fork tender and scrape out with a fork, it looks like pasta and absorbs flavors well, sub it in for spaghetti noodles

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