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(@gitrunning)
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Im 6' 2'' weight is 228, ive been lifting wieghts for only 3-4 mo. seriously, its been mostly running for the past yr or so. i still need to loose about 20-25 llbs. my question is should i be waching my carb intake (you here a lot about carbs puting on weight) im not running as much anymore but plan on starting again, about 2mi a day 3-5 times a week. the protien i just bought ha 40 grams of carbs per serving w 330 cal. 40 grams protien


   
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bodyfx2
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You should watch your carbs, yes. Try not to exceed 1 g per lb of bodyweight each day for fat loss. Most important carb meals are breakfast and especially post workout. Make those meals the majority of your daily carb intake.


   
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littlewilly
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Limit carbs for sure at night. Take in extra fats if you must (good fats) but cut the carbs. When I'm leaning up I live on tuna, protein shakes and chicken. Not too tasty but the fat just melts off.


   
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littlewilly
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I limit my carbs to around 60grams when cutting. Usually allowing slightly more on weekends.


   
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Julius
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Those damn carbs, it seems like when you are cutting them out you crave everthing that is drenched with them. I just look foward to after workout meals, I usually take in a few then.


   
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(@anabolicboy1981)
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Most carbs in meal replacement shakes are high glycemic. I would get a regular protien shake and just put it in the blender with some oatmeal and a teaspoon of olive or canola oil, or flax seed oil. Yeah, cut the freakin carbs, espcially after 5:00pm. good luck


   
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(@smtwtf008)
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A great MRP is VPX Micellean. The carbs come from flax seed, oatmeal etc. Very low GI levels.


   
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Valryan
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Up your cardio and always change it, your body gets aclimated to the stresses you put on it. Try a cycling class for a change, they're very intense and a lot of fun. I have the best results when I stay away from "white carbs": bread, rice, potatoes, pasta etc. Try filling up on green veggies and good proteins. Salmon is awesome........... mmmm I'm hungry now.


   
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