When drinking protein shakes, do you drink it before a work out and after? or just before the work out? and are you suppose to finish the whole cup before starting your work out? or can you drink as you work out?
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Originally posted by jas View PostI think you are meant to have them after
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Drink them before or after...it is just a protein supplement and is meant to ensure you ingest enough protien a day
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Originally posted by jas View PostMy understanding is:
Carbs couple hours before workout
Or fruit half an hour before
Protein shake for recovery after workout
And some food after workout
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Is a pre-workout (the mega caffeine stuff) good for boxing training or just for the gym/lifting weights?
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Originally posted by CLUNG3-TANK View PostIs a pre-workout (the mega caffeine stuff) good for boxing training or just for the gym/lifting weights?
Here's a link to a collection of it's effects and the scientific studies behind them.
http://examine.com/supplements/Caffeine/
I'll also add that creatine is very beneficial as well for exercise performance. If you're competing you want to stop using it a week or so before the fight since it causes water retention though.
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Originally posted by HedonisticFrog View PostCaffeine is beneficial for boxing. It doesn't matter what the source is whether it's pills or coffee. I use coffee since it's more cost effective and tastes good.
Here's a link to a collection of it's effects and the scientific studies behind them.
http://examine.com/supplements/Caffeine/
I'll also add that creatine is very beneficial as well for exercise performance. If you're competing you want to stop using it a week or so before the fight since it causes water retention though.
Caffeine reduces delayed onset muscle soreness, ratings of perceived exertion, improves focus etc..
It's a good PED.
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