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Old September 12th, 2005, 05:25 PM
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Hi sorry if this subject has come up before but just wanted to know.

i get home from practise 9.30-10pm ish
and theres supper/dinner on the table
its bad to eat after like 7/8pm so what should i do ...training is 7-9/10pm so last time i ate was 6. just any info would be helpful lol

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I have this problem. I skip dinner b4 training and then when I get in I have some nuts and fruit- something really light to stave off my hunger. Works good for me!
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Originally Posted By: yingyangsnake
i get home from practise 9.30-10pm ish
and theres supper/dinner on the table
its bad to eat after like 7/8pm so what should i do ...training is 7-9/10pm so last time i ate was 6. just any info would be helpful lol

I train about the same time (well.. we continue a little longer tho...)
and I have a light supper at 6, so when I get to training I'm not feeling stuffed or anything...

after training we always have a talk about what needs to be done and how training was etc. etc.
with that I'll have a small beer and some nuts, slices salami and a little cheese

again not too much...

I also have a lotta glasses of water

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no spanks dude...

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Originally Posted By: yingyangsnake
Hi sorry if this subject has come up before but just wanted to know.

i get home from practise 9.30-10pm ish
and theres supper/dinner on the table
its bad to eat after like 7/8pm so what should i do ...training is 7-9/10pm so last time i ate was 6. just any info would be helpful lol

spanks in advance

Jy

They say that you should eat a little around an hour 45 mins before training, lots of carbs etc but nothing to heavy. Then as soon after training as you can eat a proper meal, lots of protien, carbs etc or whatever you feel you need for what your working towards. I know what you mean though as you dont wana eat a whole lot then sleep on a full tum as they rekon it makes you fat. I personally do the above as I dont like to train after eating to much , and am starved after i try to leave an hour after finishing eating before bed time

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Originally Posted By: yingyangsnake
Hi sorry if this subject has come up before but just wanted to know.

i get home from practise 9.30-10pm ish
and theres supper/dinner on the table
its bad to eat after like 7/8pm so what should i do ...training is 7-9/10pm so last time i ate was 6. just any info would be helpful lol

spanks in advance

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Why's it bad to eat after 7/8pm?

That's a myth. Telling people not to eat after a certain time makes them eat less encouraging weight-loss but at the end of the day it is daily calories in vs daily calories out. If you create a calorie deficit you will lose weight.
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depending on what the person wants to achieve
muscle mass
weight loss

for me i just want a heathly diet and not eating after 8 i think helps to maintain that diet it doesnt nessesaraly mean do not eat at all just means no meals after 8
were allowed treats

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I find it impossible to get to sleep if i'm hungry.
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that because your thinking about food and what u can eat to fill you up

nuts are good
i like nuts
nuts are tasty
big nuts small nuts
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