MAMY ODPOWIEDZ lyle JAK POGODZIC DIETE NISKOWW Z TRENINGIEM NA MASE
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I am assuming (ASSumig - do you recognize this ??) that with added carbs during every weekday it will be better to consume it around my workouts
What I would actually suggest would be something like this
1. Set baseline carbs at 100 g/day spread out across your normal daily meals. Across 6 meals, you're looking at like 15 g/meal. So a glass and a half of milk, piece of bread, metric crapload of veggies, that sort of things.
2. On workout days, add 25-50 grams of carbs (with protein of course) around training.
So on non-training days, you'll be at 100 g/day, on trainng days 125-150 g/day. I think that would give the best compromise between maintaining an anabolic state (hormonally) while keeping carbs to a bare minimum.
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How about bodyfat??
will increasing number of carbs (without changing the calories level - 200kcal more form carbs every day = ~23 g fat less) apart form allowing faster muscle building generate also much faster bodyfat increase How will look the net efect ?
I would expect you to gain mass significantly better with what I describe above. Even at high calories, ketosis just isn't an optimal anabolic state. You might gain a ilttle bit more bodyfat as well but that's always the compromise: stay real lean and compromise mass gains or make better mass gains and get fat a little bit faster.
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So summimg what (in you opinion) would be a best way to add as much muscle and as little body fat for a person who likes low carb eating (health aspects) (CKD styles) and uses HST ??
I'd set up a basic daily diet as I described above at maintenance or slightly above (10% above is a good starting place) calories. Again, 100 g carbs on non-workout days, slightly more on workout days (with hte extra around training).
you might consider doing a carb-load every other week in conjunction with the max workout.
Until I finalize what I'm currently working on (which almost looks like a
HST program meets a CKD), those are my best recommendations.
Lyle
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