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Re: Night-time working!

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  1. Moo said:

    Hello, I have starting going to the gym again after a 'while' off, I


    have

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    been going for about 2 months now.

    My problem is that I work 12 hour night shifts which makes it


    difficult to:

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    a) Have a proper diet
    b) Go to the gym at proper times.

    I generally go the gym after I finish my shift at 07:00, I know that


    I am

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    supposed to eat 1-2hrs before the gym (carbs) to give myself the


    energy to

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    do the workout and then I am supposed to eat straight after


    (protein). My

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    problem is I go to bed straight after the gym so I can get some sleep


    before

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    the night shift at 19:00 again.

    Can anyone provide any suggestions?

    Also can anyone suggest any good sites (free!) for exercise plans, I
    generally want to get fit and build muscle which I have done in the


    past two

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    months but I want to make sure I am making the most of my gym time.

    Thanks!

    Remember to think about Vitamin D if you're going to be in this shift
    long-term. Of course, Vitamin D can be toxic if too much is taken, so
    getting your blood levels checked for a marker of it is the best way to
    go. If you think I'm just bullshitting, check out these studies:

    http://www.nutrition.org/cgi/content/abstract/135/2/332
    http://www.ajcn.org/cgi/content/abstract/80/6/1735S
    http://www.ajcn.org/cgi/content/full/69/5/842

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