work out schedules
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work out schedules
For the people that have labor intensive jobs, how do you manage to work out and see results? Do you work out 5 days or limit it to 3 days. How do you manage to get you meals in while working and what do you bring to work to eat. Do you work out after work? or wait for the weekends so that your not already tired.
I used to have an easier laidback kind of job where i was able to eat my meals at certain times of the day and go straight to the gym right after work.
Now, im just getting skinnier, not eating enough, and working out less due to coming home exhausted.
all comments and suggestions are appreciated
I used to have an easier laidback kind of job where i was able to eat my meals at certain times of the day and go straight to the gym right after work.
Now, im just getting skinnier, not eating enough, and working out less due to coming home exhausted.
all comments and suggestions are appreciated
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Sounds like you need to find ways to get calories to start with. With labor intensive jobs the amount of food you were eating before won't be enough to feed you for the new position.
So my recomendation would be to either take designated brakes to eat, maybe bring a liquid meal ( meal replacment shake) or grab a protein bar. If you want abit of energy after work a meal and abit of coffee then gym work. You may look into a preworkout cocktail aswell, preferably lower in stimulants as to not keep you up.
If you can't get that done weekends will be your best bet, but your strength and size gains would suffer. By the sounds of it fat loss may not be your goal so you aren't selling yourself short on maybe 4 - 5 days a week of training.
So my recomendation would be to either take designated brakes to eat, maybe bring a liquid meal ( meal replacment shake) or grab a protein bar. If you want abit of energy after work a meal and abit of coffee then gym work. You may look into a preworkout cocktail aswell, preferably lower in stimulants as to not keep you up.
If you can't get that done weekends will be your best bet, but your strength and size gains would suffer. By the sounds of it fat loss may not be your goal so you aren't selling yourself short on maybe 4 - 5 days a week of training.