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Nutrition for Training
« on: January 30, 2008, 10:11:57 PM »
I heard Yams are great for a after work out sorce. Is this haga I am hearing?
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Re: Nutrition for Training
« Reply #1 on: January 30, 2008, 10:53:09 PM »
I heard Yams are great for a after work out sorce. Is this haga I am hearing?
I would not sell haga to a slayer such as you.  This is Stygian...the best!! :lol: :lol:
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Re: Nutrition for Training
« Reply #2 on: January 31, 2008, 10:30:25 AM »
I heard Yams are great for a after work out sorce. Is this haga I am hearing?
I would not sell haga to a slayer such as you.  This is Stygian...the best!! :lol: :lol:

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Re: Nutrition for Training
« Reply #3 on: January 31, 2008, 11:33:28 AM »
If we just say sweet potatoes then yes they are excellent.
They contain:
More beta carotene than any other fruit or veg
Great source of vitamin C
One of the only fat free sources of E
Both C and E help aid muscle recovery time
Great source of iron for oxygen production

Cut em up, drizzle with olive oil and garlic then roast them. :wink:

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Re: Nutrition for Training
« Reply #4 on: January 31, 2008, 01:03:37 PM »
If we just say sweet potatoes then yes they are excellent.
They contain:
More beta carotene than any other fruit or veg
Great source of vitamin C
One of the only fat free sources of E
Both C and E help aid muscle recovery time
Great source of iron for oxygen production

Cut em up, drizzle with olive oil and garlic then roast them. :wink:

Scott

Thats what I heard and thank you for backing up what I heard.

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Re: Nutrition for Training
« Reply #5 on: January 31, 2008, 02:46:38 PM »
I'm not big on supplements. I feel we can get everything we need from a smart, balanced diet. The only "vitamin" I take is Body Balance.

If you eat well, then everything as far as energy, stamina...should all be available before, during and after workout.

I workout 6 days a week very early in the am. Afterwards I eat breakfast to recharge and replenish nutrients.
I eat 2 hard boiled eggs, half a bagel with peanut butter, a whole bunch of steamed spinach and a 1/2 cup mixed nuts.
All of that provides a sufficient amount of good fats, carbs and protien.

Thoughts?

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« Reply #6 on: January 31, 2008, 07:05:24 PM »
Well for myself. I work out 6 days a week as well. I was doing 7 but I started to notice somethings..Crafty Dog pointed out something in a topic awhile back for me and a couple were happening to me..Not to mention alot of my brusies and bashes were not getting a chance to heal up.

I run a pretty serious and intence training..I started this game at 225lbs and I am 5'8 and after about 4 months, I am 170lbs and all muscle.

I start every work out with Creatine and a 250 Mg- L-Carnitine pill (A natural Fat burner)  and I end every work out with a Protein Shake and mix in Ammino Acids and then I eat something like either two cans of tuna and a apple or Chicken and some greens or Grilled Salmon and whole weat pasta or maybe just a good old fashion boiled american steak with some olive oil and now Yams =)  After I work out and eat I take 25 MG of zinc a Mens mulitVitamin, 1500 Mg of MsM (joint Health) 500 mg of L-arginine , 2000 MG of Vitamin C and 1000 mg of Glycosamine Sulfate and lots and lots of WATER

I noticed that this all aided in my power and speed and really helped me shed crap loads of weight and turn it all into muscle.

On my day off , I dont take anything..No Protein shake, No NOTHING..I have water all day long and I eat something filling like Grilled Salmon

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Re: Nutrition for Training
« Reply #7 on: February 01, 2008, 07:01:50 AM »

Adaptogens.

Anyone using, know about, getting results, have a good source...

The book Adaptogens: Hebs for Strength, Stamina, and Stress Relief is a great resource. By David Winston and Steven Maimes

I use them quite a bit. Basically qi tonics from the Chinese medical perspective.