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apples, bananas, almonds, walnuts, homemade whole wheat muffins are my usual go-to. Filling in a healthy way and not hardhitting on calories (ok the nuts are, but they are good for you.)
Oh Fig bars too.
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/food-network-kitchens/fig-and-walnut-energy-bars-recipe/index.html
You can tweak this to add craisins, mini choc chips, or whatever youd like to make it more tantalizing.0 -
a Vi-shake after a workout within 30 minutes is great, packed with great quality tri-sorb protein so your body absorbs all the nutrients and you get lean muscle.0
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I just bought coconut milk to put in my vi-shakes --- I'm trying to find the coconut almond milk. Heard it's great0
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I work out in the morning, so no breakfast but I drink water to hydrate before hand.
Then I eat a cereal bar in between my step and pump class.
Afterwards it's home for lunch:
-PB&J
-fruit
-skim milk
-little something sweet to stave off the craving0 -
i usually feel like eating everything i can find. but i try not to. protein shake or green monsters are good. some kind of complex carb is also good.0
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Green/leafy veg
Protein
Healthy fats
Complex carb (if you want)
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Chicken rice and some simple carbs, muffins, brownies etc, and a shake and banana0
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Sushi. Just 2 or 3 pieces of salmon nigiri from the sushi bar by my gym.0
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like others have said, anything with protein. i too do cottage cheese, greek yogurt, or a protein shake0
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I hear protein is good so I sometimes eat a tablespoon of peanut butter or a cup of milk... and if my kids haven't eaten them all on rare occasions string cheese or yogurt...
and always I drink a full water bottle.
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I drink a protein smoothie with some fruit - something quick and simple.0
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I eat pita bread with a dollop of hummus and fresh baby spinach. I heard that protein is good after a workout to heal muscles.0
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Cheese, PB&J, hard boiled egg - that sort of thing.0
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I always exercise in the morning and right after I drink some milk. Then about an hour later I have my actual breakfast. I am looking into a blender though so that I can make protein shakes.
You can do that or just purchase a blender bottle which is a lot cheaper and Raw Meal which both can be found on amazon.0 -
A piece of chocolate and a protein shake, then I make and eat my dinner.0
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After morning run (50 mins):
Full breakfast, egg, wholemeal bread, mushrooms cooked in salted butter and a cup of tea
After walking to work (45 mins)
Cup of coffee and a piece of fruit
After lunchtime walk (30 mins)
Full lunch - Soup and wholemeal bread or Veggie sandwich on brown bread
After walking home (45 mins)
Full healthy dinner - tonight it was fine noodles, tuna, spring greens and cheddar sprinkled on top
After yoga (90 mins once a week)
Whatever the he11 I want as it's my cheat night (usually 3/4s of a light pizza and half a bottle of wine)
Damm.... I've just realised that if I didn't exercise so much, I wouldn't eat at all0
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