What is your routine after your workout?
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During the week I workout at home right after work. Then I have a big glass of water, open a bottle of wine to let it breath and sit on the porch with my husband for a bit. After a fit, I pour a glass of wine to enjoy before/while fixing dinner.
On the weekends it varies based on what time and type of workout.0 -
I workout at home after I get home from work, so I do my workout, which is usually about an hour long. I then eat some protein, like a few slices of turkey, or a couple of whole wheat crackers with some peanut butter, more water, and then jump in the shower. Then I make dinner and get on with my evening. Sometimes I'll do a few laps around my block after dinner.0
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Take care of the kids. If I'm lucky and have time, I'll take a shower. Otherwise, I'm cooking, cleaning and/or regulating the house till I can hop in the shower.0
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Foam roll, hot tub, sauna, cold pool, shower, and then feast lol0
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On bike days: shower immediately after I'm done before I eat dinner.
On lifting days: eat immediately after I'm done before I shower. I am always ravenous after I lift, but not as hungry after I bike.0 -
Soon as I finish I get my shaker cup and drink my protein. Then I walk home, usually takes about 40 minutes.0
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chronic.
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Stretch and cool down, shower, then on with my day. Oh yah, and drink lots of water.0
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Depends on the day/workout:
Mon-Wed: Cardio/weights: My gym is 45 min from home so I drink 8 oz of low fat chocolate milk right after (carb and protein replenish) followed by 16 oz of water. I drink those on the drive home. Then it's usually a shower, and a good dinner (I workout in the afternoon after work). Then a short yoga stretch in the evening before bed.
Thur-Sat: Belly Dance practice or class--water, tons of stretching, and a chocolate banana smoothie to folllow. Bigger meal later.
**If it's an intensive (like a 2-4 hour workshop), then I carry more food obviously, but this is just my typical weekly hour long practice.
Sun: Long (40 min to 60 min) vinyasa flow workout (usually in a warm living room)--tons and tons of water. A warm bath with epsom salt (helps flush out toxins along with the water). Usually follow up with something light, like a cucumber salad, watermelon, or something that has a lot of water in it, and then have a light meal later.0
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