Is fasted cardio just a meme?

The sticky says it is but pro bodybuilders like Branch Warren swear by it. Martin Berkhan of LeanGains also stresses that exercise in a fasted state forces your body to burn more fat as fuel. Perhaps this engenders a broader discussion--is the sticky just a meme?

Other urls found in this thread:

t-nation.com/training/the-best-damn-cardio-article-period
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15212756
fitday.com/fitness-articles/fitness/body-building/how-to-avoid-a-catabolic-state.html
bodybuilding.com/fun/bcaas-the-many-benefits-of-amino-acids.html
bodybuilding.com/fun/cortisol-and-muscle-building-does-it-even-matter.html
jap.physiology.org/content/107/3/987.short
jissn.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1550-2783-2-2-63
jissn.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1550-2783-4-8
thieme-connect.com/products/ejournals/abstract/10.1055/s-2007-972594
bulksupplements.com/branch-chain-amino-acids-bcaa.html
muscleforlife.com/fasted-cardio/
twitter.com/NSFWRedditGif

does that girl have a nutsack?

Yes it's a meme. So is IF, paleo, veganism, muscle confusion, anabolic window and even protein shakes.

>inb4 one of the above isn't a meme because I personally fell for it

It's not that complicated, just fucking do a non-retarder routine, don't eat like a retard, and you'll be grand.

The sticky isnt infallible.
The thing about dieting before lifting is plain retarded, and this is stupid too.

Now pretty much all aerobic cardio burns pretty much only fat as fuel. The exception is walking, which is something that is more effective in a "fasted" (truly a catabolic) state.

Aerobic cardio increases cortisol, and fucks with gene expression to impede muscle growth and retain fat reserves, the exception is walking.

t-nation.com/training/the-best-damn-cardio-article-period

Anaerobic cardio doesnt elevate cortisol as much, elevates test and gh, and increases gene expression for muscle growth.

The fuel for anaerobic exercise is muscle glycogen, which is replenished over time with fat reserves.

The ideal solution is to do fasted walking 30-60 min a day, to get all the benefits of aerobic cardio, with none of the detriment, then fed anaerobic exercise, such as strength training or barbell complexes or sprinting.

You can look at doing cardio in 2 ways;

Optimize performance, thus higher calorie burn and creating a larger deficit. This is achieved by having an appropriate meal prior. This will be a more intense cardio session.

or

Optimize fat loss, marginally, by being in a fasted state and taking dietary supplements to increase fatty acid mobilization and metabolic rate.

Fasted cardio only really has benefits if you are already lean because in people with higher bodyfat percentages, bodyfat is already more readily available to be burned as fuel.

Jim stoppani has legit research showing IF helps with leptin sensitivity, and grehlin regulation.

P.s. You dont need to actually fast to walk in a catabolic state.
Just walk right before breakfast or 3-4 hours after eating a reasonably sized meal

I don't give a shit. The data is so easy to fudge, and I bet there are equally as many studies saying it has no effect.

Or do both.
Anaerobic for the first, walking for the second

>Anecdotal evidence
Why is it so hard for people to understand that if something is not backed by an actually properly constrained experiment on a significant sample of test subjects, with a control group, etc, it's fucking garbage.

gurlbawlzakk is the new boipucci

Have you seen Branch Warren lately? Cause that is what fasted cardio will do to you.

No, actually, the only other studies show lifting and fasting to be the two most effective ways to increase leptin sensitivity.

>Don't trust no fucking scientist, y'all motherfuckers are lyin', and gettin' me pissed

literally the only question i had

no it is not a meme, your muscles will take energy from fat stores if it needs to due to fat oxidation

HOWEVER you really should take BCAA before to help stop your body from using muscles as amino acids

Broscience to the max
This is like those guys who say you have to drink OJ when you take MDMA
utter bullshit

>he thinks fat oxidation isn't backed by actual research

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15212756
fitday.com/fitness-articles/fitness/body-building/how-to-avoid-a-catabolic-state.html
>bro science

I just tried to find a peer reviewed article by Jim Stoppani about IF. Couldn't get anything on Google. Do you have a link to it.
I only found one other peer reviewed study which had inconclusive results

>www.fitday.com

We aren't talking about that.
This is like some guy asking if cars can go faster if you remove the windshield and you come here and say "combustion is a fact"

bodybuilding.com/fun/bcaas-the-many-benefits-of-amino-acids.html
bodybuilding.com/fun/cortisol-and-muscle-building-does-it-even-matter.html
sorry m8 you're still BTFO
see my earlier post Do you retards think your body will get its energy outta nowhere if your muscles dont have readily available carbohydrates? in a fasted state your muscles use fat oxidation

>www.bodybuilding.com

>t-nation.com/training/the-best-damn-cardio-article-period
why are there no sources for anything in this article?

Thanks a lot for this post user.

So anaerobic is king always?

Yes its true your body will use fat as the last source of energy. But I don't know what you are confused about. When you burn through the fat, something else is going to have to take place in order for your cells to regenerate ATP. Otherwise you experience that rigor mortis thing.

>linking bb.com articles by Layne Norton
Jesus Christ user

He couldn't even be bothered to cite any sources on these so called studies. Not like he would be able to present them in a way other than "BCAAs good, make you strong and lean" or put them in the proper context, anyways. He's a salesman, user.

>he doesnt realize there's citations from actual studies in there
GJ dumbass

but ill play your game
jap.physiology.org/content/107/3/987.short
jissn.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1550-2783-2-2-63
jissn.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1550-2783-4-8

>citations
Oh sorry, I was distracted by all the ads and links to buying BCAAs.

Always, yes.
Except walking, which doesnt even count. Just a tasty little snack, right babe?

>journal of applied physiology
Not sure if trolling or just an idiot.

Are there studies that back up any of what you're saying or anything in that article?

>implying that makes the article void

There's fish oil ads when you go look at the benefits of fish oil, does that mean fish oil is BUNK?

you can buy a year's supply of BCAA for 20 bux, anyway go ahead go ahead and find a flaw in ACTUAL STUDIES I posted. Just because you think everything is bro science doesnt mean everything is


Training in a fasted state will burn more fat, HOWEVER it will also burn muscle as your body needs amino acids AKA protien when exercising (a Catatonic state) but you can help avoid this buy having some protein available. The problem is if you eat or drink anything to get BCAA's youre no longer in a real fasted state. This is where BCAA's and less so protein powders would be helpful
retard, you just want to be right even though you are wrong. stop nitpicking at articles when many studies back me up on my claim on BCAA's and fasted cardio

Here is another fucking article you nitwit thieme-connect.com/products/ejournals/abstract/10.1055/s-2007-972594

>website

...anything to get *amino acids* you're..

>you can buy a year's supply of BCAA for 20 bux
What's a years supply? 20 servings of 5 grams?

i:^)

so in short you have nothing to back yourself up and im right, im glad you were able to get BTFO by me today.

>taking a shit load of BCAA just for fasted cardio in the morning
apply yourself user

How did he get BTFO by you?

So you only have ~20 fasted cardio session per year and have no other applications for BCAAs?

He didn't.

you dont need that much BCAA just for some cardio you can just take 1-1.5 grams and last an entire year
>trys to call me out on broscience
>show him actual science
>nothing substantial on his side to refute me

also you can buy a pack of 500g on a good sale, and 250g normally hovers around 20 bucks

Provide evidence. The burden of proof is on you.

>1-1.5 grams
>effective
What

bulksupplements.com/branch-chain-amino-acids-bcaa.html

The point of the BCAA isn't for normal supplement size its for just the fasted cardio to help prevent muscles being used for amino acids, you can easily get BCAA's from other sources throughout the day

You can of course use more but the point is you CAN get a minimal years supply for 20 bucks

Anyway bye anons you're all retarded as im the only one linking actual stuff to back myself up

Where are you getting this deal?

>bulksupplements.com

the chinks at bulk supplements, you should buy it from some other supplier if you're not trying to jew for money
>implying I dont know they're chinks

>A paper that is inaccessible without a subscription as to evaluate if what they say is actually meaningful or biased
>Some random blog
You sure showed me

muscleforlife.com/fasted-cardio/
ignoring the shitty ads, this article had great info on the effective of fasted cardio that backs up BCAA user

So are they reputable or not?

I bought creatine and BCAA from them and they were fine when I posted about them last year other anons said they were good for them too, ignore the reviews they ask you to review it afterwards with great stars for free shit.

But they're chinks so you can probably guess quality control isn't their major focus compared to keeping cost low

My BCAA's tastes like metallic trash like everyone elses'
:^)

That's Ronda Rousey. So, no. Or if it is, the NSAC is doing a really shitty job.

My thoughts exactly, and it makes some pretty unusual and bold claims

I think you should apply some critical thinking in what information you choose to digest