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Trainer Dan
I have a question for you I hope you are still responding to this thread.

My husband is losing weight rapidly via the PSMF for two weeks then on to maintanence (which is still considered low carb) for one week. Following that he is participating in a climbing competion. Should be carb load to maximize his performance or will the carbs back fire on him and make him tired? GrooveJock has said he should stick low carb; I tend to agree. What do YOU think?????
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