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Join Date: Aug 2007
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I am looking to find something to aid in muscle recovery after my morning rides. Something to maximize the benefit from my workout. I am headed to GNC at lunch and was wondering what your experience was in this area.
Do I get somethig like myoplex? Or are there better options? Oh...one more detail...I don't need anything with lots of sugar or glucose. I am type-two diabetic. |
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Join Date: Dec 2006
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I don't think you need anything fancy other than a good mix of carbs and protein basically a 4x1 ratio as soon as possible after riding. Some people like something as simple as chocolate milk which seems to be pretty popular. When I can ,I make a smoothie with enough protein added to make that 4X1 ratio.
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Join Date: Oct 2004
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Europe
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I use Powerbar recovery drink after very hard sessions, and chocolate milk after ordinary rides.
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Posts: 194
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If you want muscle recovery, it's hard to beat Met-RX.
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Endorox at GNC,,,tastes good and works well. A little expensive though.
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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anything without milk products or milk based?
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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16 oz. apple juice, 3 heaping tablespoons of whey protein, 5 tablespoons of dextrose and 1 banana in a blender. Works well and is cheap. |
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Join Date: Aug 2007
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Professional football, basketball and hockey are now using these products and they are available to the general public. They even have an energy drink that I use that has allowed me to out perform people in their 20's and 30's while bicycling. I'm in my 50's. My stamina has increased and has allowed me to ride for several hours without hitting a wall. I am not tired after a long ride and my recovery time is much less. The InfiAid is NSF aproved for sports and all the products are all natural with nothing artificial. There are vitamins that I can send you information on that There is no sugar or glucose in these products at all. The energy drink is a superfood with enzymes and minerals. It can also help with weight loss but I have found that taking the energy drink has helped me with cycling more than any other products I have tried. And I can tell you that I have tried so many products in the past. I still experiment when I hear of new products, but the InfiAid and the energy drink has so far stood the test of time for me. If you woul like more information on it I can send you links. E-mail stevetroyer@yahoo.com |
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