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I actually also follow a similar diet, where I don't take in any carbs during the day until about half way through a workout (usually about 6pm) and I'm fine for 70% of the workout, I just find to get me through the workout at 100% i need SOME sugars haha.
And research backs what you say in terms of performance, a cross country skiier won gold at the olympics on a no carb diet leading up to the games.
But as I said to Dancelot - for the 2kgs hes looking to drop, I'd do it through fluids alone and keep all other variables consistent. BUT if someone was to look at dropping more weight, AND they generally consumed carbs at all times of the day, then another method would be to eliminate carbs for extra weight loss (maybe even doing this a few days out, having the body completely switch to ketosis).
Dancelot - let me no how you go with your weigh in and your lifts tomorrow man.
yeah mate I agree and also dont mind a bit of dextrose pre/post workout for a bit of a spike... my main point was with nutrition there no right or wrong way and alot depends on how people react to certain methos. many things work its just up to the person which way they go about it.