| Hum, Well there are two ways to go about this in my opinion, both lead to loss of weight, but in different forms.
In the process of working out with a pre-workout carb in your system, you stand to have much more energy, and in combination with protien, you burn both of the carb, and some of the protien, and this is ideal for weight training, aka: gaining muscle. With this in cardio, its true, you burn off the carbs, and alot of the protien, but you still tend to burn off fat.. its not half as effective as doing cardio as you first wake.
When you work out in cardio, at first thing in the AM, you stand to burn nothing but what you currently have on your frame, ie: Fat... and also, some muslce (which sucks). Now, if you are to take this same approach towards weight training, you would be burning mostly muscle and some fat.
If this is confusing, it really matters as to what you want to do. If you want to lose weight strictly, and dont care about muscle mass, than do cardio on an empty stomach at first sight of light(AM). If you want to gain, and preserve muscle mass, its partitive that you take in needed carbs and protien, at least 2 hours before work out (because you dont want to be digesting as you are working out, and you dont want to take in more than what you need) aka: dont get "full" |