Training Fasted vs Fed
Fasted training is preferred for optimal performance, especially for cardiovascular and high-intensity resistance workouts. While personal meal schedules may vary, the key is to find what works best for individual training goals. Eating after workouts, particularly starches and protein, is essential for recovery, but training when fed is better than skipping a session altogether.In this clip
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If I train (fasted) in the morning, how long should I wait after training for my first meal?
I'm on a carnivore diet. I wake up at 0600, ride 5km to the gym at 0615, start training at 0630 after a warm-up, and train either resistance or HIIT until about 0730. I ride 5km home and am home by 0750. I want to stay in a fasted state for 16 hours a day. What times should I eat to get the most out of my training and avoid muscle breakdown due to being used for energy?
If I train fasted, how long after can I eat?