None. Weight lifting do not burn any carbohydrates.
Carbohydrates are converted into glucose in the body which later is used as energy.
No. If you cut down on carbs you may not have enough energy to do a proper workout. Consuming proper amounts of carbohydrates can help you have enough energy to workout properly.
No, you don't need to increase your caloric intake while on a weight-lifting regimen. I would recommend upping your protein and carbohydrate intake though. Protein = muscle repair Carbs = Energy to weight-lift
After 5 min. Because you have to rest after a workout 🙂
no it may help with soreness. what you need is lots of protein and complex carbs and a day or two off to let your muscles heal.
You don't necessarily have to do body building or heavy lifting. But regular resistance training of somekind (either with weights or calistenics) will keep your muscles toned and fit. Your diet is also important. Focus on a balanced diet, making sure you get enough carbs before your workout, as well as a sufficient mix of carbs and protein after your workout to fuel muscle recovery and replenish energy stores in your muscles.
When you workout, you burn up the glycogen in your muscles. Another name of glycogen is muscle sugar. This gives you your initial blast of strength with certain kinds of exercises. This glycogen needs to be replenished. The way to do this is by consuming carbs after working out. The faster burning carbs you eat, the faster the glycogen will be replaced to help your muscles recuperate from your workout.
The best way to lose weight is to do a lot of cardio workout. You should also change your eating habits by cutting down on the sugar and the carbs.
Carbohydrates are vital for any major workout or workout programme because they supply the energy that you need to build muscle or lose weight. Most people think that carbohydrates are bad for you and only build up fat, they dont. they only do turn into fat if you eat alot of carbs and do very little exercise. To conlude you need carbs to lose weight. From Chris Milne, 16, Aberdeen, Scotland (aspiring personal trainer)
Your energy drains when you do not eat carbs because carbs are energy-boosters. You gain weight when you eat carbs because you are not burning their energy off.
Carbohydrates (carbs). Lipids (fats) are an example of carbs, and, when you burn them, you lose weight.
Bananas are full of potassium and, unfortunately, carbohydrates. Carbs are not good for losing weight but berries, such as blueberries, strawberries and raspberries are much lower in carbs. They are a better choice for weight loss. PS if you are thinking about getting a cat or dog please get one from your local pound
My question would be: why are you exercising 2-3 times DAILY? Unless you are a professional athlete, there is no need for this excessive exercising. It is recommended that a 30 minute workout per day is adequate to maintain good health. The protein needed is dependent upon the workout itself. If you are doing heavy weight training then a protein supplement is most likely required, pre-workout and post. If cardio is the only exercise it would benefit to take protein post-workout. Carbs are important also, but the right type of carbs are essential. This would all depend on what your exercising goals are: weight loss, maintenance, bulk, training.