THMS 183: The Best Pre-Workout, Intra-Workout, And Post-Workout Nutrition
Many gains have been forfeited in the name of poor exercise nutrition. Today you’re going to learn how to get the most out of every push-up, every burpee, every zumba booty shake, or whatever exercise method you choose, by leveraging the power of smart pre-workout, intra-workout, and post-workout nutrition.
In this episode you'll discover:- The clinically proven ways that pre- and post-workout nutrition benefit your body.
- What exercise really is (in relationship to changing your physique).
- What the law of overcompensation is.
- How your personal needs and goals impact your nutrition surrounding your workout.
- Whether or not you should carb-load before your workout if weight loss is your goal.
- How long after a meal you should wait to exercise.
- How pre-workout caffeine consumption impacts fat loss and performance.
- Where oxygen is needed most in your body to help remove metabolic waste.
- What surprising co-starring role your fat cells play.
- Why BCAAs are so important for your muscles.
- Why conventional sports drinks are so dangerous.
- What incredibly healthy thing you should NOT consume after your workout.
- The benefits that fasting can have during your post-workout window.
- What the best post-workout nutrition options are.
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