I eat 5 or more pieces of fruit a day. A few bananas, a few peaches and depending on the season I add strawberries, blackberries, mango's or whatever I can get my hands on to my smoothies. Plus one portion of vegetables each day, preferably a cruciferous one.
Actually i meant to add this the other day but i never got round to it.
Fructose cannot be stored in the muscle. It can only be stored in the liver. So over-eating on fructose can promote fat gain.....if liver glycogen stores are full.
Obviously liver glycogen is steadily depleted in-between meals so providing you're eating consistent, but small meals throughout the day, it's hard to envisage fructose being too much of a problem. Plus fruits are only a % fructose.....so i wouldn't worry.
I'm not fat, eat small meals throughout the day and I exercise a lot, I'm absolutely not worried about some fat. If my body feels the need to temporarily store it as fat, it has my blessing.
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Sorry mate i missed your post. Did you make it?
Next time, rather than getting fat (lol) you could do with super-saturating your muscles with glycogen. There's a section on it in the sports nutrition bible thread.
Also if you get a day to yourself you could try a different method.
Every hour, spend 3 minutes doing really intense explosive movements. Immediately after the 3 mins, consume 1g/kg of bodyweight of carbs.
Basically it should make your body continually re-open the window of opportunity to re-stock on glycogen.....similar to how it is after a weight's session. Except after the 3 minutes your muscle glycogen levels are likely to still be pretty full rather than half empty (which is the case after weights). So the result should be super - saturation.....which will add weight to you aswell as giving a load of energy for you're fight.
Ha yea..I did make it, but thanks...and I'll give that a read in that thread. I didn't get to 165. I was at 162...ended up weighing at 160 come fight time, but overall things worked out.
Now I'm tired of losing weight for a fight, and then trying to gain it for another...and working out and all of it, so taking a bit of a break...but will likely be back to it before I know it. No fights planned till after Christmas now after 4 in a quick period...but never know, something may crop up.
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