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Originally Posted by B-natural
And yes, I kow that when you cut your body is catabolic, and its the excess calories that would get stored as fat, but only to a point, if your body is depleted of certain stores then it should first replenish those stores (with the proper foods being taken in) and shouldn't be stored as fat.
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I think the problem with that in my head is that its much harder to guess "how much over daily maintenance can I go and just replenish those stores and not store extra as fat" when the high carb day is also a high cal day and no exercise. If I do a carbup on an off day on a ckd, I drop to .7g protein/lb and cut fats significantly for the day, so my total calories are about the same as the other days on the cut.
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Originally Posted by B-natural
And the concept of having an off day and replenishing your carb stores is to restore or refeed those drained stores of carbs. With a workout you are likely to move yourself into a redepleted state, so the process defeats itself. And with consuming a hi amount of carbs a day before your hardest workout should help since your stores are full and should help fuel your workout.
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I guess this is true if you have no carb containing meals after your workout, but otherwise it isn't. even if you work out at 6pm, you still could take in additional carbs after workout to replenish whatever that workout used.
I guess you grew up as an ecto having a hard time gaining weight. I am a solid endo, so I can put on weight easily, but have a harder time getting it off. So quite a different strategy for me
