I have been following Thibs “To the end of May” locker room and he has some pretty damn interesting ideas about nutrition. Someone mentioned fat cycling, I’ve heard fat cycling/loading mentioned in the past but know nothing about it. If any of you know anything about it, please give your input.
My questions:
What do you eat or drink?
Duration?
Do you eat protein too or are both protein and carbs kept low?
ok, someone’s going to have to explain the rational behind “fat loading”. I cannot for the life of me see why anyone would fat load. At least carb loading, or refeeding, serves a useful purpose.
[quote]JMoUCF87 wrote:
ok, someone’s going to have to explain the rational behind “fat loading”. I cannot for the life of me see why anyone would fat load. At least carb loading, or refeeding, serves a useful purpose.[/quote]
I remember this from day before/of contest dieters. I read Spud’s Fat Loss Diaries and Spud ate tons of peanut butter covered rice cakes (C+F) the day before and of his contest to fill out. He was a Shelby Starnes client, FWIW.
[quote]JMoUCF87 wrote:
ok, someone’s going to have to explain the rational behind “fat loading”. I cannot for the life of me see why anyone would fat load. At least carb loading, or refeeding, serves a useful purpose.[/quote]
I already did a few weeks ago when the articles first appeared. in short, fat loading is pretty much useless unless, like previously mentioned, it’s the day before a bodybuilding contest and your intramuscular triglyceride stores are depleted. under that circumstance, a fat load (along with carbs) could be useful. simply eating less fat some days only to “load up” on fat other days is retarded.
[quote]Free2Be wrote:
JMoUCF87 wrote:
ok, someone’s going to have to explain the rational behind “fat loading”. I cannot for the life of me see why anyone would fat load. At least carb loading, or refeeding, serves a useful purpose.
If you want to know you’ll hit the links above. [/quote]