Just got Progain Extreme by Maximuscle come through. They recommend 2 servings on work out days. 1 in morning and 1 straight after working out, I am planning on using it two days a week (Tues & Thurs). However this will mean it lasts for around a month, for £40 seems expensive... Anyone know of any cheap good whey protein powders?
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Cheapest site i know for all suppliments - They ship to the UK as well but its pretty convenient being here in Canada.
would definately recommend it. think they are also doing a offer atm - 40% off i think.
also the choice of flavours is ridiculous.
Protein from food is better than a protein supplement, so use supplements for convenience, or if you really struggle to get enough food protein in.
It's important to take protein after a workout as mentioned, but a fair amount of muscle growth takes place on the rest days, so don't neglect protein intake on those days.
Any truth in that? Obviously never going to be publish anything remotely negative about them on fitness websites/ in fitness mags as they fund them.
I suppose it's possible that the body will dehydrate itself in order to flush out protein that it feels is unnecessary, which could put a stress on those organs, but dehydration is easily fixed by drinking more water (you have to drink a LOT of water before this in itself becomes a problem), or taking your protein supplement with water and not milk. Also with this in mind it's sensible to limit the amount of protein consumed in one go. The consensus seems to be around 50g max, although some recommend lower. Apart from post-workout I normally advise people to try and get a small amount of protein at regular intervals, partly to guard against possible dehydration, but also so that your muscles have always got something to chew on.
Cheap, effective, loads of flavours and next day delivery if you order before 2pm
Take immediately after your workout, and in the morning if you've worked out the night before.
Are you wishing to really bulk up, as protein & weight gain would be your best option for example...
Depends on the protein/carb measurement. All are different. It really depends on what you are training for...
Weight gain is good, but you need to be committed. If you want to be really big, you will have to look at your diet also.
I will have a word with a couple of meat heads at my gym, and get their suggestions, as I don't use weight gain.
I just have a pre workout shake, a post one, and keep a balanced diet.
Organic products will always be better.