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    Two-aday Diet plan.

    So, I made a "Two-aday" thread in the fitness forums and this is about diet, as you can see its in the Diet&Nutrition section, but I am pretty worried about how and what to eat for two-adays and potentially a 45-minute weight training on a 3 day routine. The Two-adays will be 3 weeks long and I am totally confused about how to eat for enough energy for an 8 am practice, 45 minute weight training, then a 6pm practice. Please if you have any advice I need it.
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    make sure and

    a) stay hydrated

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    b) get adequate carbohydrates to facilitate the high amount of energy expenditure. Replenish fluids and glycogen post workout (don't wait to do it) to help jujmp start recovery. Two a days are brutal.

    again, drop to a 2-day a week total body lifting program with very very low volume.
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    Thanks again, bro. And yea, I'm *always* sure to be well hydrated, usually drink about 2 and 1/2 gallons of water a day.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ptwannabe View Post
    So, I made a "Two-aday" thread in the fitness forums and this is about diet, as you can see its in the Diet&Nutrition section

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    I prefer a 3 day weight week 'cause I like to seperate legs from my push and pull. Anyway...

    Don't forget to replenish them electrolytes along with your protein and carbs post workout if you're doing a lot of cardio.
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    So, I've kinda worked out what I will be eating on my Two-adays, here is a schedule any advice on this would rock....

    7:00- 1cup of Oatmeal & a banana
    8:00-10:00 First Practice
    10:10- Isopure Protein shake with banana & 16oz Gatorade
    12:30- Chicken breast w/ rice & vegetables
    2:30- Chicken Breast w/fruit
    4:00- chicken breast
    5:30- No-xplode
    6:00-8:00 Second Practice
    8:30- Cell mass w/ gatorade
    8:50- Whole wheat turkey sandwich
    Last edited by ptwannabe; 08-02-2007 at 03:09 PM. Reason: Left something out.
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