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Question on Post Workout eating.

crossy

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I have just been having a mooch through Pintocas thread up top and read the article regarding post workout meals/PWO shake. I just want to check that what i am doing is ok.

Pre-Workout shake:

24grams Protein whey with water
Heaped Tspoon Glutamine


Post Workout shake (strait after i finish) (around 2hours after pre shake)

48grams Protein Whey with water
heaped Tspoon Glutamine
24grams of Dextrose/Glucose

Now i was reading that you should stear clear of fats and and slower burning protein like chicken, beef etc. But my workout time messes with this.
I start my workout at 5-5.30pm and finish around 7-7.30pm. They way my day is planned my dinner comes about an hour after workout 8-8.30pm is this a long enough time gap to start eating slower burning protein and carbs (chicken & baked potatoe)? i know you should stear clear of carbs later at night but in my case im eating them after workout and i dont really have a choice with the time scale i have.

Thanks Again

Crossy
 
what i like to do is have a shake with milk immediateley following my workout. then about an hour later i have a large meal.
 
Yeah im not worried about the carb situation really as i train hard later. But my question is about eating slower burning protein. How long after training is ok to start eating these sort of proteins?
 
After my post workout shake my next meal is only an hour away. You should have an fast absorbing protein shake after a workout so I don"t see a need in waiting more than an hour to start eating real food again.
 
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