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post work out meal

juned Khan

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guys I need some tips and what would be a kick ass meal after work out, including my protein shake, something that doesn't make me gain weight, thank you.
 
Once again you need to be aware of the total calorific intake for a day idea. If you need 3000 calories a day to function and maintain then this 'kick ass' meal AND a shake need to be included in that total for you to not gain weight.

It's more or less basic maths.
 
If you are cutting, it would actually be best not to use a protein shake after your workout and eat solid food instead since solid food is much more satiating then drinking your calories.

Post workout you are depleted of glycogen and amino acids from the strenuous workout you just performed. You want to eat a meal that is high in protein, high in quality carbs and low in fat. Adding in a good source of anti-oxidants is a really good idea to reduce the inflammation from your workout.

Something like
- lean fish or poultry for protein
- brown rice or a sweet potato for carbs
- broccoli or celery for fiber/antioxidants
 
If you are pounding a shake after training and trying to cut just don't have anything else.

I would rather see you ditch the shake though and just go home and make a balanced meal. Have some lean protein like chicken or fish with some veggies.
 
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