Pre-workouts
cmreavis
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So I’m curious on what prework our people would trust over others when starting a healthier life style and drilling weight. I’ve always used C4 and wanted to try women’s best but I can’t find a review to justify that sort of commitment.
Thoughts?
Thoughts?
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Stretching is a good idea, pre-workout.2
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A brisk warm up and healthy meals at regular times with good sleep and other habits. Why would you need anything else?2
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Coffee, and a good warmup before the workout.5
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I use espresso and candy. Works well for me2
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Coffee is the only pre-workout I need1
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I like breakfast pre-workout, with decent protein and some carbs . . . but I keep it on the lighter side.
For example, before rowing on-water, I have 3/4C kefir, 3/4C hot milk with vanilla, and 30g crunchy peanut butter on an Ezekiel pita. Fewer carbs, and I'm ravenous after rowing. (But before spin class, I eat a Coco Lite pop cake in place of the pita, and do just fine with fewer carbs.) Less protein before either, and I'll have a hard time meeting my daily goal.
Experiment a little, and you'll figure out what you need. I predict it's not as technical as you're thinking.
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I eat some carbs about 45 minutes before exercising and take a caffeine pill.0
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None regularly. Plain black coffee if I need an extra boost. Nitro surge from jacked factory if I need a swift kick in the *kitten*.0
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my preworkout routine is:
- black coffee
- a poptart
- good stretching of the muscle groups i'm using
- a positive attitude3 -
Some water and a warmup but that might just be some warmup sets.
Before a multi-hour cardio workout I will probably have something carby beforehand.
Never wanted or needed stimulants before exercise.2 -
Big glass of water.
If it's going to be more than 2 hours or so, I'll have something like a small muffin or a piece of toast.
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I hit the gym at 4:30 a.m. and very, very rarely use PWO. I think I've used it twice in the last year. The stuff I use when I do use it is Pre-Kaged.0
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I like pre-workout drinks depending on what type of workout I am doing for the day. I avoid them on leg day because it will make you feel like you will puke! They will give you a little extra bump on the days you need it and a little extra gas in the tank for one more rep or set. I add it to my BCAA's when I am going on long bike rides. I suggest changing brands every 2-3 months because you will start to build up a tolerance for them and not get the same results from them. Always start at the minimum dosage when trying a new one because some will be overwhelming if you have a low tolerance for caffeine. Everything in moderation of course.4
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I have never used pre-workout but I make sure that I've eaten at least a couple hours before or I will feel really sluggish.0
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Caffeine, in various forms.0
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Coffee is a nice pre-workout for me. If I really need an extra boost, I will take 1/2 scoop of BPI 1MR. I never drink coffee and take pre-workout within a few hours of each other. I hate feeling jittery and tingly.0
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I use the great value (Walmart) energy drink powder mix in water. They sell a variety pack of 20(5 each of grape, strawberry, peach mango, pomegranate lemonade)on the website that can be ordered for pick up at the store without shipping charges.0
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I just bought Ghost this weekend and I LOVE it!! I usually use C4 Ultimate but I am loving the one from Ghost so much better!0
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