I think 99% get enough through normal diet.
I don’t take supplementary electrolytes and never had an issue. Not that I’m aware of anyway.
Been wondering if there is any need to supplement electrolytes.
If yes, why?
If No, Why Not?
Also where would you get electrolytes from?
I think 99% get enough through normal diet.
I don’t take supplementary electrolytes and never had an issue. Not that I’m aware of anyway.
More an issue for the more extreme athlete, or which none of are or have ever been.
Eat a good diet, youll get enough.
Long endurance type guys need alot more, marathon runners, cyclists, ironman athletes, crazy Ppwerlifter and bodybuilders full of gear training 125 hours per week also. Crossfitters too.
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"There is no reason to live if you cannot do deadlift" - JPS
Best Lifts - Squat: 200kg Bench: 140kg Deadlift: 252.5kg
Overhead Press: 80.5kg (05/09/18)
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I hear a lot of electrolyte talk on social medial lately.
Propaganda
I sweat like a pig after proper effort, not pansy weightlifting but actual work. I feel the difference between water and a decent electrolyte drink.
Aint no diet on earth that will fix a day in the hot sun.
Powerliftings an extreme sport at any level ranging from the master or teen totalling 500 to the behemoth totalling 1000. Only a tiny % of the population do it.Why? because its fucking hard thats why.Let me further au contraire your ignorant ass,i was an endurance athlete,working in the forestry requires extreme endurance.Same with my bro who works in the shearing sheds,fukin townies like yourself dont know shet.
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lol@pansy weightlifting,if a mofo knows a fighting art AND lifts weights as well then its pain city. Sure these fat kunts who do nothing but stuff their face sit on their arse and do 1 rep maxes with 25 mins rest come at you,you may be able to move and gas them out but im sure any kunt that deadlifts 250 plus will give any endurance type kunt a real hard time. For example my brother is a shearer and super fit,we are same height and framed but the odd fight we ve had over the years when we were young and dumb has had the same result,i blast him out.Why? Maximal strength and weight,im bulkier.Its really very hard to say whos tougher, the gym rat who crushes himself with tonnes of volume at a decent pace or the worker who has to slave,i really dont know.
Im leaning towards the lifter depending on size and strength but i get where you are coming from.Ive worked with guys in the bush and abbatoirs that worked hard but couldnt lift for shet but id still get punched over i reckon.Damn the more i ponder,the more of a conundrum.
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"There is no reason to live if you cannot do deadlift" - JPS
Best Lifts - Squat: 200kg Bench: 140kg Deadlift: 252.5kg
Overhead Press: 80.5kg (05/09/18)
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