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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: Grenade on January 12, 2009, 05:01:08 PM
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i've noticed that most pros train at 10am or 2~3 at noon
any reason to this ? (not talking about second training sessions) i've read a study where it shows higher
power input for an athlete at evening so it gets me wondering..
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when the sun is in the east and the beast within you rumbles
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when i lift weights early in the morning i notice a decrease in the amount of weight i can lift...especially on exercises like deadlift, squat, and bench. i know i am not a morning person, so it may just be me and could vary from individual to individual. but i definitely prefer evening workouts.
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when i lift weights early in the morning i notice a decrease in the amount of weight i can lift...especially on exercises like deadlift, squat, and bench. i know i am not a morning person, so it may just be me and could vary from individual to individual. but i definitely prefer evening workouts.
thats pretty obvious since early in the morniong you have 1meal in you + high cortisol levels .......
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6:00am on a empty stomach...just after waking. late evening strength levels arent good from so much activity.
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when the sun is in the east and the beast within you rumbles
spot on, as usual
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After a Good hard Fuk :-\
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I have trained at all hours and don't notice a difference. I'm weak at all hours of the day. It doesn't matter IMO, just get in whenever you can.
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Should be when you are in the gym.
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I usually train every day 12:00 noon..I have my best workouts then.
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Should be when you are in the gym.
Exactly...or whenever you can.
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thats pretty obvious since early in the morniong you have 1meal in you + high cortisol levels .......
i used to think everyone was the same way but reading through the boards, it seems like a lot of people prefer to workout early in the morning and they think it is optimum time for them to do so... i dunno :-\
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I find early morning trainings that I am about 10% weaker than I am if I train either later morning or early afternoon.
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i've noticed that most pros train at 10am or 2~3 at noon
any reason to this ? (not talking about second training sessions) i've read a study where it shows higher
power input for an athlete at evening so it gets me wondering..
It doesn't matter
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It doesn't matter
ok
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Should be when you are in the gym.
Is this your professional opinion or some other miracle training system?
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Most pros like to train when their mom goes to work. That way they are ready to eat when she gets back and cooks dinner.