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Strength, Power, Reactivity, & Speed Discussion / Re: Balance between Job and Workout
« on: June 01, 2016, 05:34:57 pm »
Seems like your only restrictions will be how tired you are. Workout on the weekend if possible. and then try to squeeze in a workout during the work week.
if you really want to get down to it, you could try getting in some work on your lunch break but i have no clue how far your job is from your track. you could get in a good 20-30min of work with comfortable time to change and change back, I think.
That probably isn't feasible for you. So to tackle the issue of figuring out what will give you the most energy for your lifting right after work, i would suggest playing around with some high carb meals about 2 hours before your workout. Vary the amount of carbs and the timing, and find something that seems to work for you.
even if you don't have a strict plan for testing out the carb meals, if you happen to have a great day at the gym, write down everything you did/ate that day and the day before. try to repeat it, and see what caused it.
if you really want to get down to it, you could try getting in some work on your lunch break but i have no clue how far your job is from your track. you could get in a good 20-30min of work with comfortable time to change and change back, I think.
That probably isn't feasible for you. So to tackle the issue of figuring out what will give you the most energy for your lifting right after work, i would suggest playing around with some high carb meals about 2 hours before your workout. Vary the amount of carbs and the timing, and find something that seems to work for you.
even if you don't have a strict plan for testing out the carb meals, if you happen to have a great day at the gym, write down everything you did/ate that day and the day before. try to repeat it, and see what caused it.