Eating before a run?
Babygi6003
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I have a training run to do this evening at the gym since it's too hot outside right now..but I won't be going until after dinner.
How long should you wait after dinner to go for a jog/run?
How long should you wait after dinner to go for a jog/run?
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I have a training run to do this evening at the gym since it's too hot outside right now..but I won't be going until after dinner.
How long should you wait after dinner to go for a jog/run?
Wait two to three hours after eating a full dinner, give it a chance to digest. Your heart works hard when digesting food, if you add running on top of that, your heart is working much, much harder than it should be.0 -
I went for a four mile run in 90 degree temperatures about 45 minutes after eating a pretty significant dinner at a restaurant, and was just fine, but I've come to find I have a heartier constitution than most. I would think an hour an half or so would be plenty of time.0
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I am thinking I will go after dinner around 7 (I get home from work at 5:15 and will eat around 6)0
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I am thinking I will go after dinner around 7 (I get home from work at 5:15 and will eat around 6)
Fair enough. As you have made up your mind, all is well.0 -
I have a training run to do this evening at the gym since it's too hot outside right now..but I won't be going until after dinner.
How long should you wait after dinner to go for a jog/run?
take it from someone who just tried this (running right after eating dinner) wait at least 2 to 3 hours (3 is better). i barely got 2 miles and had to stop stomach was in KNOTS and it SUCKED!0 -
I have a training run to do this evening at the gym since it's too hot outside right now..but I won't be going until after dinner.
How long should you wait after dinner to go for a jog/run?
take it from someone who just tried this (running right after eating dinner) wait at least 2 to 3 hours (3 is better). i barely got 2 miles and had to stop stomach was in KNOTS and it SUCKED!
Yes, not nice is it :frown:0 -
kinda depends on what the dinner is and how much of it you're gonna consume0
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I just go by how I feel. Its mostly trial and error. Sometimes you will go on a run where you know you didn't eat enough and you feel faint and weak. Sometimes you will be too full and get a cramp. You just have to get to know your body. I just had 2 peices of toast and some raisins. I'm waiting a 1/2 hour-ish.0
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I wait about a hour. If I waited 2-3 Hours I would never get my run in for the day.0
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depends what you ate, about 1:30 - 2 hours0
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Try it and see. That's what I did a few months ago. Turns out I can run almost immediately after eating dinner without any trouble (I do not gorge myself, that might cause problems). Strangely, I have tummy issues when I run on empty first thing in the morning. Everyone is different. Good luck!0
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