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Old 10-08-06, 07:01 PM
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Originally Posted by slim_77
Is there a variable ratio between what you put into your body after a hard -- medium -- light workout? Obvisouly, your body has different needs and I can not imagine that a consistent amount of protein or carbs will yield a unifersally beneficial result...(am I making sense here?).

Wouldn't body mass also be a factor? If som how? Or does it matter at all? If it does, what is/could be considered an overload?
Mass and effort are going to effect the overall amount of the recovery, but at the end of a workout, your somewhat limited by how much your body can absorb.

I use a single serving of Endurox, which is somewhere around 250 calories, right when I finish the workout. That will get me through a shower and getting dressed, then I'll have something else based on how I feel.
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