What do you eat before workout
azucker88
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What foods do you eat before work out, I need some new ideas, and after?
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i'm a runner, and do so early in the morning. i used to eat a toasted english muffin with PB every morning before my run, but now i practice IF so i run fasted in the mornings, aside from a couple mugs of coffee. it took a bit of adjusting, but it was entirely mental. now i enjoy running fasted much more, and it makes it easier for me to adhere to my calorie goals.0
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nothing before a run except some milk, but before yoga: granola, cheese, milk, nuts, PB,. etc0
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Since I am into powerlifting at 430 or 600am in the morning I try to eat about 300-400 calories, with some carbs and protein -- usually in the form of PB toast or yogurt or a banana or apple. And a mug of coffee. Don't forget the coffee!0
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It doesn't really matter and is largely personal preference from one person to the next. Eat when you're hungry (as long as you stay within your calorie goal). That could be 5 meals a day, 3 meals a day, or one meal day. It could be at 3am, 12pm, or 9 pm... or all three times, regardless of what time your workout is.0
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Banana natures protein bar0
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If I'm swimming or doing spin, I eat nothing before. If I'm lifting heavy, I shovel in about 2 tbsps of PB and a fruit or an egg and some fruit. I also enjoy eating energy balls made by Kewaza. One at a time, though.
ETA: I eat 2 Jr Bacon Cheeseburgers after I lift and usually just eat normal dinner after the cardio.0 -
Nothing. I don't when I wake up. Sometimes I'm still half asleep and the water wakes me.
After, usually berries. Whatever I'm having for breakfast.0 -
I'm into weight training and I have slow digestive carbs before a work, oatmeal, cereal, banana, PB something like that. On cardio days I have yogurt or fast digestive carbs0
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I lift heavy every morning, but on the weekends I make sweet potato pancakes for each morning prior. I leave them in the fridge, then in the mornings throw one in the toaster, fry up an egg and put it on top. And of course as someone said, don't forget the coffee! That starts your metabolism for the day. With that breakfast and a protein shake post gym I'm between 400-500 calories. It works out perfectly.0
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Oatmeal before and eggs with sweet potato hummus after.0
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Mini wheat bagel and strawberry preserves. No fat before workout!
During the workout I sip a water mixed protein drink - only about 20 grams worth.
Of course, strong coffee too! I wake at 5:15am - in the gym by 6:30am.
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Avoid dairy since it already has lactic acid. I also do a slice of toast with PB and maybe a half banana. My fav is to make overnight oats with almond milk, steel cut oats, peanut butter, and cocoa. Fills me up for hours, but that's before a long run, and well in advance.0
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Before: Water. That is all. I always work out fasted, but I dont eat a lot of carbs, so I have that ability. I usually can't do it otherwise. I usually burn 700-1500 calories fasted, over about 45-75 min.
After, it depends. Avocado, dairy blend, can of spinach (replenishes both sodium and potassium), and cheese.0 -
Nothing. I go first thing in morning, fasted.0
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Before if im really hungry I will have a peanut butter sandwiches made with banana instead of bread. (Cut banana in half then cut each half in half lengthwise, spread pb on half and then put banana halves together.) After I usually eat lunch which is typically a sandwich with meat and cheese on wheat/grain low calorie bread with just mustard and a side of sugar snap peas, a couple English cucumbers, or a few sweet peppers.0
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Nothing but a coffee (mocha) first thing in the morning. That's enough for energy and not too many calories so I'll burn fat rather than what I just ate.
If I end up going in the afternoon I try and time it so I come back just before a meal e.g. Dinner0 -
I drink muscle milk before my workout because if I don't eat or drink anything I will be too weak to do anything lol. I've also done peanut butter on toast with banana slices. That's a good snack before or after the workout.0
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