No. If you cut down on carbs you may not have enough energy to do a proper workout. Consuming proper amounts of carbohydrates can help you have enough energy to workout properly.
Yes, you can.
Lowering carbohydrates in a diet along with exercise is a very good way to cut weight. It is good to cut carbohydrates as long as you exercise as well.
To lose weight cut down on calories to 1500 if a boy and 1200 if a girl, not just carbs
Athletes who are classified by weights have been practicing weight cutting for decades. It is not safe. What you should do is compete at the class you typically weigh, or to practice a tighter training table and diet to maintain a healthy lower weight.
food rich in carbohydrates
The best way to start a weight training routine safely is to start out slow and move your self up the chains. Do your maxes and cut that in half for your routine schedule. You maxes should increase slowly.
cut out all carbohydrates, such as bread, pasta and potatoes. and sweets and chocolate, etc.
grillied chicken,salad,fruit, veg-is, lentil soups,but cut out carbs a little bit
The simple answer to the question is yes you can but it depends. Typically you should not do speed training before weights primarily because speed training should be done when you fresh (not fatigued) Doing weighs before will tire you. However, there is a training effect called "Potentiation" which basically mean that if you excite your muscles through weight training before you do a sprinting effort your muscle will produce more power than without the stimulation - more force means that you will run faster. Of course care has to taken with how heavy the weight is and the volume of the session.
To lose weight it is important to cut calories not just reduce the carbohydrates in the diet. Some places to find out the carbohydrates in foods online include Myfit, Lowcarbfoodlisting, and Fatfreekitchen.
Try to cut down on the amount that you eat. Eat more proteins than carbohydrates so that you can build muscle.
There are two types of carbohydrates; complex, and simple. Carbohydrates in general are the energy your body recieves from eating food. Simple carbohydrates such as sugary candys give you lots of energy, so you get a 'sugar rush' then crashs later when your body runs of of this energy. Complex carbohydrates such as those in whole wheat bread take longer to digest, but still provide sustaining energy. If you are trying to watch your weight, you want to cut out simple carbohydrates such as candies and opt for fruits.