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If you eat before working out and don’t do more than 10 sets per muscle group, your muscles won’t run out of sugar.

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The study found that if you eat before lifting weights and do 10 or fewer sets per muscle group, eating more carbs doesn’t help you lift more — meaning your muscles don’t run out of energy (glycogen) during those workouts.

This study found that if you're not fasting and do 10 or fewer sets of a muscle group, eating carbs doesn't help your strength — meaning your muscles don't run out of energy (glycogen) enough to matter.

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Even if you're not fasting and do only 10 or fewer sets of weight training, your muscles still lose a lot of glycogen — the study proves it, so saying it's 'negligible' is wrong.