Are You Fueling Your Workout Right?
Posted July 10th, 2008 by Mona Liza Reyes
Did you know that if you throw up, become nauseous, or get sluggish during a workout you’ve lost that workout? To maximize the benefits of exercise, you need to prime your body for the workout and re-fuel when it’s over. As you’re adhering to these tips, remember to drink water before, during, and after workouts as well!
Best Pre-Workout Foods: Don’t overdo it. Eat something small that’s relatively high in carbs but low in fat. Ideas include a banana with yogurt, toasted whole grain or wheat bagel with a small serving of fruit or spread, or a small bowl of instant oatmeal.
Post-Workout: Peanut butter sandwich, walnuts or almonds, or a fruit smoothie with protein powder will do the trick to reload your body with protein and carbohydrates.
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Wow...
This is a good article, but i've always found that after resting for 10 mins, I can usually get back into my workout after throwing up. It drives me somehow. But I guess the results won't be the same huh...
good advice
i usely have a shake with pumpkin and milk and it dose a body good. but i was wondeing if i should add protien powder.
yes.. adding protein is
yes.. adding protein is always a great idea! add away girlfriend :)
Mona Liza "MO" Reyes
When I first started working out...
I used to get nauseous during my workout, but now I don't.
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