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Protein-Timing & Fasting: Fasted Sprints & the Remarkable Muscle↑, Fat↓ Effect of Timing Whey With vs. Between Meals

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Not sure what would happen to your sprints if you have whey before HITing it... While more and more scientists and "evidence-based" trainers and fitness gurus, alike, keep repeating that "protein timing" - as heavily and feverishly as it is often debated on Facebook and elsewhere on the interwebs - is significantly less important than some gymrats still tend to believe ( Schoenfeld 2013 ). The question "When do I take my whey shake?" is still a topic worth discussing. In particular, if an interesting new study - a systematic review, to be precise - seems to suggest that protein timing does, at least in protein supplementation studies, matter... and what's most exciting, it seems to matter for the one outcome of physical exercise and dietary discipline many gymrats consider the #1 on their priority list: improvements in  body composition ... or, as many call it, "getting ripped and jacked" ;-) Learn more about building muscle and stre...

True or False? 'If you Don't Eat Carbs After Your Workout, Sleep Fasted, Train on Empty You Build New Mitochondria'

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Going to raid the fridge? No, you better don't do this the night after a workout. Myth says: Going to bed glycogen depleted will boost mitochondrial biogenesis - true of false? In a world, where "tried and proven" is considered "mediocre, boring and ineffective" by many, self-proclaimed fitness experts have to become very creative to get the attention of a large audience. Next to several interesting and in some cases even promising training routines, the need to be creative also produces very dubitable recommendations, like "If you Don't Eat Carbs After Your Workout, This Will Turn You into a Fat Burning Machine!" As any good myth, the "no carbs after your workout"-myth can be supported by cherry picking studies and ignoring the missing real-world implications of their results. Do you have to worry about fasting when your're dieting!? Breakfast and Circadian Rhythm Does Meal Timing Matter? Habits Determine Effects o...
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