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    early morning sprints

    approx 35 minutes, full sprints with team. would an apple 30 minutes prior be okay to get me through the workout?

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    I would get up earlier and try to have more carbs. All your glycogen reserves are depleted because you've been fasting for the past 8 hours. Sprints can be tough and you need energy to get through them. I don't think an apple is suffice.
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    I did a scoop and a half of whey and an apple...did the job. Thanks, but any earlier and im going to get sick. The earliest I can get to bed is around 8:30.

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    The whey and apple are just fine unless you are trying to bulk.



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    Quote Originally Posted by Jodi View Post
    The whey and apple are just fine unless you are trying to bulk.
    nice, actually, after reading the stickies, i'm on a cut right now.

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