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Tomppa85 sanoi:Helvetin hyvä kehitys penkissä! Ja dieetillä! Huhhuh...
eikös outofshapella ollu taustalla joskus punttitreeniä... joka oli sit jääny, mutta lihasmuisti kuitenki tuntu pelaavan
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Tomppa85 sanoi:Helvetin hyvä kehitys penkissä! Ja dieetillä! Huhhuh...
Lapo sanoi:eikös outofshapella ollu taustalla joskus punttitreeniä... joka oli sit jääny, mutta lihasmuisti kuitenki tuntu pelaavan
Let's say that I eat 100 units of carbohydrate. I call these "units" so we're all clear that this is an arbitrary example. Anyway, let's just say that I eat these 100 units of carbohydrate for lunch and I haven't had any physical activity in a few days. Well, since my body is operating under normal glucose tolerance conditions, perhaps 50 units of those carbohydrate units go toward liver and muscle glycogen replenishment.
So what happens to the other 50? Well, some of them are burned off in different tissues of the body. And others of them may be used to increase stored body fat. So, basically, under non-exercise conditions, this represents a 50percent efficiency ratio for storing carbohydrate in lean tissues.
However, ingest those same 100 units of carbohydrate after exercise and, because you just worked out, carbohydrate efficiency increases. If efficiency increases up to 90% at this time, 90 of the units are then stored as muscle glycogen while only 10 are burned off in different tissues and stored as fat.
Again, these numbers are completely made up but they illustrate the point. When you haven't exercised, carb efficiency is down. When you have, it's up. So that's one aspect of nutrient timing. Feed higher carb meals after exercise and you're more likely to have a more rapid recovery as well as a better body composition.
Ezkm sanoi:Hieno homma. Kuvat olisi kiva nähä, näyttäis olevan "Bandwith exceeded"