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11-15-2005, 08:05 PM #1Registered User
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Morning exercise
Hey,
I'm trying to gain weight, and soon I'm going on a cycle. So I want get as strong as I can.
Im in college, and soon I will be working as well after my classes. This leaves me to lifting in the morning, right after I wake up.
I want to take NO-Xplode, which is a stimulant, to wake me up in the morning and get ready to get some great work done. But, NO-Xplode should not be taken within an hour of any food so it can be absorbed (NO, creatine, and caffeine mix.. and some other stuff).
Does anybody lift in the morning without eating breakfast? Should I take a scoop of whey with some oats, then wait like 45 mins, take the NO-Xplode and then go lift?
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11-15-2005, 08:07 PM #2Patrick ELITE MEMBER
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Nice advice P-funk
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im not a big fan however of coffee, and i want to try this product as well.... theres a bunch of other stuff in it, as in creatine, NO, and other stimulants...
is it wrong to lift without having breakfast, if im trying to gain weight?
ive heard of people running in the morning, so they can get directly to their fat stores, but im trying to gain weight, and im lifting
my guess is this might hamper my lifts as i wont have fuel to use in the morning....
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11-15-2005, 09:40 PM #5Registered User
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EAT BREAKFAST then take the Noxplode if you want to. Dont ever let supplements mess with whats important.....diet.
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11-15-2005, 09:49 PM #6Turtle Power!
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eating breakfast is important no matter what your goals are. Unless it's to look like Lindsey Lohan.
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11-15-2005, 10:57 PM #7Registered User
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uhh
yeah i think ill pass on that aha
breakfast it is
im gunna have to wake up early to eat.... gota wait an hour before taking NO-Xplode... then wait 30 mins before lifting
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11-16-2005, 04:09 AM #8IM Ball Buster
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good choice. never lift on empty.
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