Soooo sleepy after working out. Help?
GoalWeight165by2018
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So I 'm supposed to do this tri sprint at the end of July - 750M swim, 20K bike, 5K run.
And this weekend I just started doing a full two pieces of the event as practice, so, this morning I did a 750m swim and 20K bike. I did a 350M swim, 20K bike, and 3K run yesterday.
And both days I was BEAT.
Today, I came home from that, ate, took a nap. Went to Mothers Day Festivities, came home, napped again, and now I'm about to go to bed.
I can't be taking two naps a day on the weekends ON TOP of a workout!! That's way too much time.
Am I doing something wrong? Should I do something differently?
PS - the other days of the week, I do a workout class in the morning, Mon, Tues, Wed, with Thurs as my rest day. The workout class is an hour long.
And this weekend I just started doing a full two pieces of the event as practice, so, this morning I did a 750m swim and 20K bike. I did a 350M swim, 20K bike, and 3K run yesterday.
And both days I was BEAT.
Today, I came home from that, ate, took a nap. Went to Mothers Day Festivities, came home, napped again, and now I'm about to go to bed.
I can't be taking two naps a day on the weekends ON TOP of a workout!! That's way too much time.
Am I doing something wrong? Should I do something differently?
PS - the other days of the week, I do a workout class in the morning, Mon, Tues, Wed, with Thurs as my rest day. The workout class is an hour long.
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I think that's normal. And my pups are always tired after a workout (I usually bring them with on bike rides/hikes)...I wouldn't worry about it. If your body needs rest, you should rest.0
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Make sure you are getting enough to eat. One of the biggest mistakes made in "dieting" is not feeding ourselves enough especially when we work out hard. I do not know what your diet is like, but make sure you eat breakfast, and small meals every two to three hours - hopefully that will help.0
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GoalWeight165by2016 wrote: »I can't be taking two naps a day on the weekends.
Why not? Naps are on of the best things in life.
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Blood sugar drop?
Make sure you get enough food - especially plenty of protein
When I don't, I feel drained after workouts, kind of like a sugar crash feeling.
Or maybe your body was just really tired and you needed sleep0
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