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protein shake yes or no?

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regular - member
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First of, I eat a balanced diet, carbs and proteins, and mostly quality foods.

In the shape of my life and very happy with my surfing.

Recently i've been drinking a protein shake before my session and it really helps me keeping my energy level up.

I know usually people say mixed nuts is the way to go cause it slowly releases crabs the body needs to perform when being active.

But for me nothing beats a protein shake and I can really notice the difference. I usually do short 1 hour sessions and I am able to keep moving through out my session an out paddle those annoying wave hogs … :)

You guys use them?

fanatic - founder
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Man... that reminds me that I need to get back to mixing in a Myoplex shake way more often. I'm trying to get into "winter shape" before we get any more good swells. Last weekend really re-emphasizerd to me that I need to drop some ell-bees fast. Been jumping rope, hitting the heavy bag, doing plyometrics, and some freeweights like crazy the past week Mixing in some stretching as well. I really gotta get a pull up bar soon.


So man... about those crabs that are released by eating nuts? I think that sounds like a very serious personal problem and maybe the forum isnt a place that you want to discuss this?  monkey


lol.....


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What brand protein shake?

I do the specialized super absorbing protein BS after I surf to help my muscles recover... but i'll usually have a hard boiled egg or two before along with some fruit or breakfast bar.


This is the specialized patent pending BS I often eat before I surf:

Access bars and drinks include the first and only patented fat conversion formula that delivers enhanced workouts to help burn body fat.
Why Is That Important?
You can take Access on an empty stomach 15 minutes before exercising to help:

  • Naturally block the energy-sapping effects of adenosine
  • Muscles use less sugar and more stored fat for energy
  • Give you endurance with less fatigue and soreness
  • Turn fat into fuel
It Works Because…
The patented technology in Access was developed by Larry Wang, Ph.D., professor emeritus at the University of Alberta and world-renowned authority on fat metabolism. He discovered that during exercise the body produces adenosine, which slows fat burning and promotes the fatigue, muscle burn, and soreness associated with lactic acid buildup. Access helps block adenosine so you can more easily convert fat into fuel.
Access has been successfully used by a number of world-class athletes including Tammy Van Wisse, record-breaking marathon swimmer.











This is what I often will eat after:



ProFlex bars and shakes helps you build muscle, recover quickly, and absorb the nutrients with a proprietary blend of 4 proteins, 3 antioxidants, 2 enzymes, and fiber.


Why Is That Important?
Only ProFlex helps you BUILD muscle with a proprietary blend of four diverse proteins that provide the essential amino acids your body needs to build lean muscle. ProFlex helps you RECOVER with a unique mix of vitamins C and E, plus lipoic acid for powerful antioxidant protection. ProFlex helps your body ABSORB the protein with a special blend of two plant-based enzymes that help break down the protein quickly. Plus, ProFlex also includes fiber to aid digestive comfort.


It Works Because…
Protein is the basic building block of all muscle. It is essential for the proper growth and maintenance of everything from muscles and skin to hair and fingernails. Everyone concerned about wellness needs to be aware of his or her protein intake. ProFlex delivers the diverse blend of protein your muscles need every day—all without the fat and cholesterol found in many typical foods used as protein sources.






regular - member
75 posts

Whatever helps you boost your energy levels that isn't filled with a bunch of caffeine is probably good, but I'd definitely shop around and try different brands and different kinds of protein to see what works best.

Personally I wouldn't drink too many of those crazy muscle building shakes, either.. I mean, like, you should probably only have 3 or 4 shakes per week max..but there are probably other brands or other types of protein that might be safer to consume every day, perhaps a hemp protein shake.

regular - member
106 posts

yeah
i like MRM's natural whey the best
hormone free

http://www.mrm-usa.com/v2/index.php?page=shop.product_details&flypage=shop.flypage&product_id=94&category_id=10&manufacturer_id=0&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=1


dutch chocolate coz that's where i'm from.monkey

sometimes i mix it half / half with Tj's hemp protein.

regular - member
75 posts

Yum. Sounds good to me.

How do you mix the powder, shake, stir or blend? Do you mix it in with water or milk?


Hey Mofo!!!

I have no idea about the following item, but it's on sale for a short time obviously..

http://www.woot.com/

Perfect Pullup

$14.99

  • + $5 shipping




Personally I have one of these and they work great:

No setup, no bolting, you can slide it in and out of the door in seconds wink


http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002666YQK/ref=pd_lpo_k2_dp_sr_2?pf_rd_p=486539851&pf_rd_s=lpo-top-stripe-1&pf_rd_t=201&pf_rd_i=B000OWK8HE&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=0EHEY7ET6Q6A2C6294NM


fanatic - founder
1491 posts

Yeah, but could I fit her under my bed when I don't need her?

I'm just saying... for conveinent storage? 
Check out her shoulders. Not even gonna bring up that little hiney. Wow. devil

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fanatic - founder
1491 posts

Dude... Woot is bad ass. Thanks for the link. monkey

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novice - member
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I just smoke a blunt, pound a burger and paddle out, yo.

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