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    dextrose and Protein before/after workout

    Hi every body,,



    I have been advised for the following post/after workout shake

    Before workout shake= 22 gr protein + 50 gr carbs + mulitvits + 1 banana
    After workout shake= 44 gr protein + 30 gr carbs + I banana

    Simply, Is this OK?

    Note: currently I am cutting and take ECA stack three times a day in the morning, 30 minutes before lunch, and 30 before workout.

    My current weight is 210 lb 25% bodyfat
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    thats too many carbs if ur cutting u dont need 30g of carbs plus a banna post workout IMO
    - A hardcore bodybuilder is one who thinks that vomiting after the last set of squats is such a waste of protein.

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    by the way post workout and after workout are the same thing? surely you mean pre workout and post workout
    - A hardcore bodybuilder is one who thinks that vomiting after the last set of squats is such a waste of protein.

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    No more replies???

    Tomorrow is my first day of cutting and I need to know now..
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    Quote Originally Posted by b_eisa
    No more replies???

    Tomorrow is my first day of cutting and I need to know now..
    50 grams of carbs is fine PWO during a cut. I would get 30 grams from whole oats and then 20 from the banana...
    I train differently than most, my beef is with gravity the weights on the bar are just the medium...Thanks to Wall Street your slice of the American Pie has been reduced to a crumb.

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