[Nicolas Cantemir]

Clare Barks wrote:

I don’t think it will make much difference if the overall carb amounts are the same either way. Just choose the way that suits your day, keeps you satiated, keeps you on track, fuels your workouts the best, enables the best sleep and recovery etc.

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But  the best time to take carbs are breakfast, pre and post workout. so it’s better take off the carbs in the other meals?

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I would always prioritise carbs around the workout window, so would reduce from meals either side of here first.

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thanks for your time and your reply

[Nicolas Cantemir]

Clare Barks wrote:

I don’t think it will make much difference if the overall carb amounts are the same either way. Just choose the way that suits your day, keeps you satiated, keeps you on track, fuels your workouts the best, enables the best sleep and recovery etc.

_________________________________________

Instagram @ClareBarksPT | http://www.trainedbyjpclothing.com – The most anabolic clothing ever! |
http://www.trainedbyjp-nutrition.com  – highest quality supplements on the market.

But  the best time to take carbs are breakfast, pre and post workout. so it’s better take off the carbs in the other meals?

——-

I would always prioritise carbs around the workout window, so would reduce from meals either side of here first.

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Instagram @ClareBarksPT | http://www.trainedbyjpclothing.com – The most anabolic clothing ever! |

http://www.trainedbyjp-nutrition.com  – highest quality supplements on the market.

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ok maintain pre post with carbs Thank you very much.

[Nicolas Cantemir]

There are certain periods during the day that carb ingestion would be more beneficial than others. E.g  insulin sensitivity being highest upon wake and post workout. However, fat cells are equally as receptive during the a.m, where as PWO GLUT-4 encourage glycogen to be stored within the muscle cells, no fat.

So you’d probably be best  to situate carbs peri-workout to maximise performance, then allow for a steady insulin secretion throughout the day.

better breakfast pre and post than in all meals?

[Nicolas Cantemir]

I don’t think it will make much difference if the overall carb amounts are the same either way. Just choose the way that suits your day, keeps you satiated, keeps you on track, fuels your workouts the best, enables the best sleep and recovery etc.

_________________________________________

Instagram @ClareBarksPT | http://www.trainedbyjpclothing.com – The most anabolic clothing ever! |

http://www.trainedbyjp-nutrition.com  – highest quality supplements on the market.

But the best time to take carbs are breakfast, pre and post workout. so it’s better take off the carbs in the other meals?

[Nicolas Cantemir]

Thanks for your reply.

[Nicolas Cantemir]

I would like to know if when you are in precontest mode is better to reduce the amount of carbs per meal ( for example 40 per meal to 20 per meal) or reduce the amount of meals with carbs ( for example change 6 meals with carbs to 3 with carbs and 3 no carbs ). thanks for your time.