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 SOME HEALTH GUIDELINES FOR RAMADAN


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gujkhan
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Re:SOME HEALTH GUIDELINES FOR RAMADAN - 14 September 2009 13:23
this coming saturday or sunday depending on sighting of the moon

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Re:SOME HEALTH GUIDELINES FOR RAMADAN - 20 September 2009 17:57
Ramadan Ended today, every one who was tkaing part Eid Mubarik :)

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Re:SOME HEALTH GUIDELINES FOR RAMADAN - 10 August 2010 21:27
Starting again tommorow, Im having a month break, might do some bodyweight stuff at home every other day or so.

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Re:SOME HEALTH GUIDELINES FOR RAMADAN - 10 August 2010 23:54
Think i will be taking a break too, maybe 1 session a week on weights just and cardio keep some momentum going...

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Re:SOME HEALTH GUIDELINES FOR RAMADAN - 13 August 2010 12:19
Ive carried on training with a max of 30 mins in gym (not including 10 mins warm up and cool down)
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Re:SOME HEALTH GUIDELINES FOR RAMADAN - 17 August 2010 02:09
can i ask when and at what time are you guys training??

i may do some do bodyweight stuff and kickboxing drills from 40 mins before breaking of the fast and then break with whey and waxy maize starch...

my main concern is to stay lean and not get that skinny fat look i normally get during this month...
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Re:SOME HEALTH GUIDELINES FOR RAMADAN - 18 August 2010 16:11
Catabollock


can i ask when and at what time are you guys training??

i may do some do bodyweight stuff and kickboxing drills from 40 mins before breaking of the fast and then break with whey and waxy maize starch...

my main concern is to stay lean and not get that skinny fat look i normally get during this month...


Why oh why oh why......
Last updated journal at 12th August;

iForce Maximize v2 log
http://www.muscletalk.co....14&mpage=1#4008030

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Re:SOME HEALTH GUIDELINES FOR RAMADAN - 21 August 2010 12:45
as long as ur gym shuts @ 10 pm u can always go for a short 30 minute workout a short while after breaking ur fast twice a wike for example to keep some sort of momuntum going however weight lifting as we all know revs up ur metabolism and u ll notice the next morning!
so for me im just taking a break this month and would rather enjoy the treats and family atmosphere after iftar than dashing to gym afterwards!! noticed my body always response better to training after a couple of week break anyway. at sahoor/sehri (the meal before sunrise) along with watever meal u normally have drink a serving of a bedtime anticatabolic shake i swear by boditronics midnight express or just a protein blend with 3g of HMB in it. 
 muscle memory is amazon watever muscle tone or couple of pounds u ll lose it ll be gained in no time after eid.
hope this helps

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Re:SOME HEALTH GUIDELINES FOR RAMADAN - 03 August 2011 10:21
Stickied for 2011's Ramadan!

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