I think you eat like half you days meals before the workout and the other half after your workout. So I'm assuming 1500 calories between 4-6pm then go do my workout and then then other 1500 from the time my workout ends to midnight for me. I'm just guessing but that's what I'm come up with so far. It's an awesome way to eat/workout. I'm doing it.
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07-26-2007, 02:26 PM #61
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07-26-2007, 02:29 PM #62
forget ur workout for a sec i was just wondering about the 8 hr window like how u consume ur calories. Obvioucly if u are working out then puting some calories before/after seems like a good idea but i also hear that working out in the fasted state window proves to be good for some people too. this whole idea is just so revolutionary that i am really looking forward to hearing more about it
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07-26-2007, 02:38 PM #63
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Makes me wonder why a lot of people haven't responded to this thread. Maybe some are scouring the net looking for proof somewhere that it doesn't work or maybe they already know it doesn't and don't care lol. Whatever the matter is I'm gonna try it and see what happens. I'm not into a keto diet or anything so I'm free to experiment where as others are least likely to.
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07-26-2007, 02:42 PM #64
I've already started.
I was hungry for a little while earlier today during the fast but it was very brief and not really unbearable, I actually got a lot more hungry between meals when I was doing 6 a day.
Caffiene is extremely potent during the fast, I took my usual daily strong cup of Yerba mate and WOW. It felt like the very first time I ever used moderate doses of caffiene.
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07-26-2007, 03:14 PM #65
ON rest says (which i think ur getting at?) just eat how ever you want during the window to hit your target - it doesnt matter.
PreWO i wouldnt go for 1/2 my calories tho as that would be a big strain on digestion whilst training and take away from the refeeding effect PWO."There's levels of retardation most people don't even know about"
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07-26-2007, 03:16 PM #66
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No one knows if this sort of diet works with keto?
So basically, you eat all your calories in a 8 hour time span, or sooner? and 16 hours of fasting correct? so it can be 4 meals, 2 hour seperation between meals and it wouldn't matter? or it could be a meal at 2, and the next meal at 10, correct?
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07-26-2007, 03:25 PM #67
cant help w/ keto.
Yes you fast for 16 hrs (only water, coffee, tea w/out sugar etc, diet drinks should be fine) then you have an 8hr window to eat. I choose 1-9pm generally tho on rest days i go either 5-9 so bigger meals or if im going out, on Wo days ill keep things pretty much the same, maybe try to train a bit later so my meal whislt out my PWO. On rest days going out (out) i hold off eating as long as possible. Maybe a a high protein/low cal meal aroudn 4pm, then something more substantial like 7:30 before going out
Fasting longer than 16hrs isnt an issue if your adherence is still good"There's levels of retardation most people don't even know about"
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07-26-2007, 04:33 PM #68
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So basically, it doesn't matter WHEN you eat,as long as you're fasting for 16+ hours correct? all the really matters is the 16/16+ hour gap of fasting. I can eat every hour if I wanted to (daily caloric requirements of course) as long as I still fast for the next 16 hours.
Eat at: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8..end it there, t'll tomorrow, same time, correct? just an example.
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07-26-2007, 04:40 PM #69
yep. it really is very simple and easy to stick to cos the guidelines are so uncomplicated. Definately a sustainable lifestyle approach for me
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07-26-2007, 05:39 PM #70
what can you get away with as far as food sources go?? As long as you stay within your calories/macros technically it shouldn't matter right? Besides things like trans fat and preservatives and all that stuff. Of course it would be optimal to eat wholesome unprocessed foods, but how strict do you gotta be on food sources?
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07-27-2007, 01:58 AM #72
i have lost count of the times I've made this post - consider yourself lucky im feelign generous and frankly too damn full to get up to shower after phase 1 of my PWO feast.
Once protein and EFA needs have been satisfied, the rest isnt going to have any appreciable impact on body comp. Thats not to say you only eat junk or only eat clean, but a healthy balance is definately workable. My PWO feasting today was a giant bowl of Mongolian Beef w/ 440g of Udon noodles and veggies - plenty of clean foods there. Next up im going to have some LF apple/berry pies w/ vanilla custard. Then later on im going to have some muffins w/ cream cheese and jam and a protein shake as my last meal.
I always advocate you get some fruits/veg in then you can source your calories from whereever you please to hit your macros. The fact your eating ina smaller window means hunger isnt such an issue so u can get away with more calorie dense foods. Honestly i went over board with the noodles - waay fkn full atm. Almost dont want my dessert, but damn, the things we do on diets right?
yep - no need to be a cleantarded eating machine. Thats just a ridiculous notion. Small treats w/in your macros are going to wonders for long term adherence"There's levels of retardation most people don't even know about"
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07-27-2007, 05:46 AM #73
Four questions that I'm not totally clear on, although they probably depend on the individual... but for matthor...
For your PWO feasting...how long after your workout does that come?
Do you do take some whey or anything immediately post workout?
Do you have any progress pics since you have been on this IF regimen?
Would you suggest this for cutting/bulking/maintaining (have you put on weight or lost weight during your time practicing IF/would you say you eat with a caloric surplus or defecit)?Last edited by jfla32033; 07-27-2007 at 05:50 AM.
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07-27-2007, 05:49 AM #74
Well I started yesterday and today is going to be my first 16 hours fasting. I can see this being a great diet for women and for small men but it seems a little to far fetched for huge guys that say need 5000 calories or more to bulk. How would a guy like Coleman or Cutler be able to eat the mass amount of food they eat in an eight hour window. I mean for atleast two hours they are getting ready and workout so they and others will only have less then six hours to shove 5000+ calories in their system.
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07-27-2007, 07:21 AM #76
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Can you take amino acid tablets or BCAA during the fasting period?
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07-27-2007, 10:35 AM #77
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Being that you wrote this book with Lyle Mcdonald, How does Lyle feel about using the eating style with Keto. I hope you did not just get us hot an sweating with this info then leave I read from proteinpower, the health benefits from this style of eating to, but your advise with respect to keto would be valuable to the keto population.
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07-27-2007, 10:52 AM #78
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Being that you wrote this book with Lyle Mcdonald, How does Lyle feel about using the eating style with Keto. I hope you did not just get us hot an sweating with this info then leave I read from proteinpower, the health benefits from this style of eating to, but your advise with respect to keto would be valuable to the keto population.
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Being that you wrote this book with Lyle Mcdonald, How does Lyle feel about using the eating style with Keto. I hope you did not just get us hot an sweating with this info then leave I read from proteinpower, the health benefits from this style of eating to, but your advise with respect to keto would be valuable to the keto population.
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07-27-2007, 11:15 AM #80
Bump to this...and one more...sorry for being so nosey, but "I'm here to learn, people" (Billy Madison quote)...what would you say is the best macro ratio for this diet? At first I thought heavy on the carbs to break the fast and really give that spike but then I thought heavy on the fats to have slow digestion and less of a starvation....and now I'm just confused.
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07-27-2007, 11:16 AM #81My Journal :)
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07-27-2007, 12:04 PM #82
I'm amazed with the ease with which you people flip flop.
You completely accept the dogma that you need 6 meals a day, to eat each 2 hours to be in positive nitrogen balance and all of the sudden you go from one extreme to the other and eat 2 meals a day and fast for 16 hours etc...
Don't get me wrong it's probably a good dietary system as fasting as been shown to increase igf-1 and hgh and testosterone but it also increases cortisol and other catabolic hormones, when your body senses hunger it starts firing up the system to get you going. But if you read the blog you will see most of those athletes got that way using the normal feeding pattern and are only now trying IF.
I can be sold IF if someone proves to me it's superior to a normal eating pattern for body recomposition and that is yet to be done
there are a lot of if's involved in IF but I wish the best to everyone involved
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07-27-2007, 05:24 PM #83"There's levels of retardation most people don't even know about"
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07-27-2007, 05:40 PM #84
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07-27-2007, 06:06 PM #85"There's levels of retardation most people don't even know about"
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07-27-2007, 06:47 PM #86
isnt this called the warrior diet or something? I have heard of this before and read that it was not a great way to build mass, or even maintain mass, but was in fact an extremely healthy diet/lifestyle. Judging by the way matthor looks however, that might be in question. This diet would really be beneficial in college next year where eating will be harder.
How important would macros be in the if diet? I pretty much have a 33/33/33 ratio right now with 4 meals a day. Im gonna think about this, because it does look very attractive right now
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07-27-2007, 07:00 PM #87
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4 meals a day you COULD be very well following the IF diet already and not know it. If you're eating every 2 hours.
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yeah man, what you heard about the mass building properties seems very debatable based on what ive heard here and some other googling ive done. it seems that the body doesnt eat away at your muscle during IF, rather it has a rather favorable hormonal response in addition to boosting the fat burning and curbing your appetite. i dunno, its worth messing around with for a little while on my cutting diet. ill be sure to let you guys know what the results are.
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07-28-2007, 12:08 AM #90
I'd hate to rain in on anyones parade of IF dieting or anyones dieting, cuz i remember being able to retain around a 6-7bf% while in high school eating a dirty omelet for breakfast and starving till lunch w/ another dirty burrito, and just pigging out once i get home with noodles, milk, juice, pot-stickers, steak, porkchops, whatever i can get my hands on, and then starving all over "somewhat" through the better part of the day. I would also workout intensely when i was starving.
This diet seems more time-practical and efficient since i hate firing up that stove 5 times a day now that my diet has turned completely clean w/ the occasional carb-refeed meal 2-3 times a week. I work 11 hours on my work days and the 5 meal thing is just a pain in the ass to keep when im too busy w/ work. Also seems as if i've plateaued on my fat loss since college binging shot my bf% up to 14-15%. Its seems im stuck at 10% even when i went thru green tea, ephedra, and other dangerous stacks ppl would be amazed to not see my jumping off the walls. I tried starve calories diets w/ nearly 1500cals a day, to just regular 1800-2000 a day. No matter how much cardio and how clean i eat, it just seems ridiculously futile at this point.
So i throw my hands up, im willing to try this since i like to fast in the morning which is when i workout and take in a ridiculous amount of green tea. Im not talking about extract, im talking the real tea leaves i get straight from China. This stuff i swear wires up just about anyone even if they're alrdy on ephedra, which would be my case.
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