
Iron Culture presented by MASS
MASS Office Hours Episode 28 (Step Count Goals + Q&A)
Mar 23, 2024
Topics include step count goals, leucine threshold theory, dietary fat needs, supplements for vegan lifters, intra-workout carb supplementation, beta-alanine, resistance training and heart health, training to failure while cutting, preserving muscle, late-night eating, calorie timing, training while sore, and more!
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- Balancing nutritional needs with individual preferences is key for athletes who prefer training on an empty stomach to find a suitable approach that works best for their body.
- While sleep hygiene guidelines often advise against eating close to bedtime, athletes training in the evening should prioritize their comfort and preferences when deciding on pre- or post-workout nutrition.
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Nutritional Considerations for Athletes Training in the Evening
For athletes who train in the evening and prefer not to eat before a workout, it's important to find a suitable approach that works best for their body. While guidelines suggest avoiding eating close to bedtime, it's crucial to prioritize individual comfort and preference. If training on an empty stomach feels better for the individual, they can opt to eat after their workout or find a light pre-workout option that doesn't cause discomfort.
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