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    Supplementation during "Off days"?

    Should I continue the supplementation routine (whey, creatine & ALA) on my Off Days?

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    Thumbs up supps on off days

    you might get several diff. answers but i think its importent to at least take the whey protien as you need to rebuild.

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    I take creatine and aminos on off days,
    sometimes I'll throw in a shake or two if I need the extra protein for the day.

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    Absolutely

    Thats probably the biggest mistake beginners and even moderately experienced bodybuilders make. They are not consistent with their diets, and supplementation. The training is fun, get to check out the hot chicks at the gym, cut up with your boyz etc. But being disciplined about your supplements and diet, that sucks...but its the key to success!

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    Quote Originally Posted by RichA View Post
    Should I continue the supplementation routine (whey, creatine & ALA) on my Off Days?

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    Hi Mate, a big yes keep up with your supplements but most important FOOD the best time to refuell your body is on days off this will help repair and build.
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    Supplementation during "Off days

    Thanks for the comments, gents.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RichA View Post
    Should I continue the supplementation routine (whey, creatine & ALA) on my Off Days?

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    absolutely, remember you grow when you're not in the gym!

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    I would say definately stick with you supplements 7 days a week


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    yes yes yes. you should always take supps the same everyday no matter if it is an off day or not. for creatine however i would take no more than 10grams on an off day.
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