Reply With QuoteWell, before working out I only eat yogurt.. because I work out early morning (5:00 am) but I think after workout is most important to eat bigger than any of your other meals.
that's just what I do.. I don't know anything about boxing as you well know by now. haha
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What to eat
before a boxing? and after?
and before working out?
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09-08-2007, 06:03 PM #2Registered User
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09-08-2007, 06:34 PM #3Registered User
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lol. thanks
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Well, I’ve never boxed but it looks as taxing as rope jumping. That’s why I would get a bunch of complex carbohydrates for energy before and after. Before working out, I always have a good cup of oatmeal. Scientifically, my advice might be totally wrong, but I’m not a scientist, just a bodybuilder.
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alright thanks.
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