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    Need ideas for a quick first/preworkout meal

    My breakfast is my preworkout meal. I need Ideas for something quick, hopefully prepared and ready to eat in 10 maybe 15 minutes max. I was thinking a half cup of oats with 2-3 hardboiled eggs. I don't know if this would be enough though.

    I am also clean bulking.
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    try to up the oats to 3/4 of a cup and have 4 hard boiled eggs,

    quick and easy and if you want throw in a banana

    I like to make a bowl of oats with a diced up banana and throw on whey protein after its done cooking, very simple and easy as well. takes 5 minutes to cook and 5 to eat.
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    Originally Posted by LayzieBone085 View Post
    try to up the oats to 3/4 of a cup and have 4 hard boiled eggs,

    quick and easy and if you want throw in a banana

    I like to make a bowl of oats with a diced up banana and throw on whey protein after its done cooking, very simple and easy as well. takes 5 minutes to cook and 5 to eat.
    I usually have a banana postworkout. Should I have 1 pre and post or do 1 but half pre and half post?
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    Originally Posted by AntM1564 View Post
    I usually have a banana postworkout. Should I have 1 pre and post or do 1 but half pre and half post?
    either or . the main focus is getting enough carbs/protein/fats both pre/post workout regarding what your taking in.

    Depending on how long you wait before u eat before a workout you can make it whatever you want, chicken/tuna/turkey/whey oats/Sweet Potato/Rice .. etc etc

    just do whatever you got lying around and focus on hitting your calories/macro's.
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