Quote Originally Posted by Live for the PUMP View Post
Valid point. I should of left the word "completely" out when referring to depleting glycogen. As it sounds like you already know, there are many factors that play a part. Is the person carb loading, duration, and intensity of exercise. None the less glycogen stores get depleted and carbs are needed to maintain blood glucose levels. This is why I use a simple carb (graham crackers) with a high GI for faster absorption. I don't disagree with using complex. I know many professionals that always say the more complex the better. I just know the time to get away with a simple carb is PWO meal.
Again PWO meal is the only time to really get away with this. I believe in getting faster absorption through simple carbs for PWO meal.

Bingo. "Get away with" being the operative term here. As for faster absorption - well, no doubt simple carbs will facilitate this. We can argue all day on the necessity (or lack thereof IMO) of this, but I digress. Different debate for a different thread.

Quote Originally Posted by Live for the PUMP View Post
Fruit is nutritious and has many significant vitamins and anti-oxidants the body needs. Obviously in cutting due to the sugar in fruit, it should only be used PWO or in morning on empty stomach (glycogen levels depleted).
Yep - no argument against the nutritional value of fruit. I was only questioning the graham crackers. Agreed on your feelings of fruit consumption while cutting.

Quote Originally Posted by Live for the PUMP View Post
Ok I'm gonna have to learn how to quote better. Sorry