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15 Oct 2010 07:40 #53240
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Hello,
If any of you guys could answer the below questions that will be awesome.
1.Im currently on a carb cycling diet, how are my Pre workout meals n Post work out meals effected on non training days, do i keep them the same?
2. Sometimes my high carb day falls on my non training days, will the high carb day be fine on this day?
3.The olive oil that you use to cook your foods, do you count is as part of your macro's?
Thanks guys.
If any of you guys could answer the below questions that will be awesome.
1.Im currently on a carb cycling diet, how are my Pre workout meals n Post work out meals effected on non training days, do i keep them the same?
2. Sometimes my high carb day falls on my non training days, will the high carb day be fine on this day?
3.The olive oil that you use to cook your foods, do you count is as part of your macro's?
Thanks guys.
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15 Oct 2010 17:14 #53288
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Yes that's fine, and its perfect if you train large muscle groups the following day as glycogen is nice and full
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I'm confused as to why you have pre- and post-workout meals on the days you dont trainkelevra wrote: Hello,
If any of you guys could answer the below questions that will be awesome.
1.Im currently on a carb cycling diet, how are my Pre workout meals n Post work out meals effected on non training days, do i keep them the same? .
2. Sometimes my high carb day falls on my non training days, will the high carb day be fine on this day?
Yes that's fine, and its perfect if you train large muscle groups the following day as glycogen is nice and full
yes of course...try not to cook with olive oil at high temperatures though3.The olive oil that you use to cook your foods, do you count is as part of your macro's?
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18 Oct 2010 06:13 #53357
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Thanks sting.
What would be the suggested temperature for the olive oil?
is cheese good to occasionally throw in on some foods?
What would be the suggested temperature for the olive oil?
is cheese good to occasionally throw in on some foods?
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18 Oct 2010 07:22 #53365
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www.lmgtfy.com
im not sure, check out the link, i think its around 60 degrees. You can throw in cheese if it fits into your macros but keep it limited
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18 Oct 2010 08:00 #53371
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Was using my phone earlier, anyways I was very far off, max temp is 191 deg C for extra virgin olive oil. Check out this table on
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smoke_point
it has all the max temperatures for all oils
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