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Join Date: Feb 2004
Posts: 186
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After Workout Timing (food)
I usually have a snack, oats and whey, before I go to workout and then whey, creatine, etc. after I work out. I was wondering how long is the optimal time to wait after working out to get a meal in and what should it consist of.
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IM Ball Buster
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: I win...
Posts: 1,367
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what do you mean by 'snack' exactly? you may not be eating enough pre or post. immediately following training is optimal. i'm partial to a low GI carb + whey PWO. this is the best time for your shake due to the absorbtion rate. makes sure your getting carbs in post workout in addition to your protein.
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Registered User
Join Date: Feb 2004
Posts: 186
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I know that immediatly after a workout is the best time for a "shake" - that is when I take my whey and creatine - I'm talking about an actual meal. I guess to rephrase "How long after you take your post workout shake do you eat a full meal"
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Lightweight, Ya Buddy!
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Philly
Posts: 6,611
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I usually have a meal about 30 - 40 mins after my workout.
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