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    Fatige before work out

    Isn't it better to work out after you are fatigue, because I went to the gym after I had just finished playing a football game,which we won 30-0, and my and my arms got tense alot faster than then they usually when I work out without being tired.

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    why would you want to workout with no energy? you will accomplish less and without protein and carbs in your system you are likely to lose lbm.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thrift
    Isn't it better to work out after you are fatigue
    not if increasing LBM and increasing strength is your main concern...
    I train differently than most, my beef is with gravity the weights on the bar are just the medium...Thanks to Wall Street your slice of the American Pie has been reduced to a crumb.

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    Actually the best time to workout is just after an all nite bender. Right before the hangover sets in.

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    The reason I didn't play football this year was because people said I wouldn't have enough energy to lift after practice ended. With that being said, I think I will be playing football next year and will lift after practice.

    Something like this:

    Practice
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    Workout
    Meal

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    imo ... it would be better to workout in the morning then do football at night. that leaves your body a small amount of recovery time in between.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bulletproof1
    imo ... it would be better to workout in the morning then do football at night. that leaves your body a small amount of recovery time in between.
    Waking up at four doesn't seem like something I'd want to do..

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    you should really try and seperate football practice and lifting by as much time as possible. Or you can even try to write out a split that will have you lifting on days you don't practice or something along those lines.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Yanick
    you should really try and seperate football practice and lifting by as much time as possible. Or you can even try to write out a split that will have you lifting on days you don't practice or something along those lines.
    Football is everyday besides Sunday.

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    well then i might suggest for you to tone down your training and if you're serious about football to get away from traiditional bb'ing training and get more into strength/power stuff. I'm not really the guy to be giving out advice about it, as my understanding of training for specific sports is mediocre at best...you could try asking P-funk and/or Saturday Fever as they will be able to help infinitely more than me.
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