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Your success or improvement in physical fitness and sports depends not only on sports nutrition, but on the combination of when you eat, when you train and how you train,

When To Eat!

Sports nutrition fuels your body and motivation while you are participating in physical activities. Therefore, it is very important that you eat before, during and after exercising or participating in competition.

·        Eating a rich carbs meal before a workout session will give you the motivation to start and the energy to continue with enthusiasm throughout that session.

·        Eating during a workout session can increase your endurance, reaction time and speed.

·        Eating after a workout session can help you recover more quickly.

Any recommendation for food and fluid intake before, during, and after an exercise session will vary with different sports activities and different individuals, hence the need for individual sports nutrition advice. It is extremely important to eat a nutritious and balanced diet every day of your life.

Eating before the Workout or Competition

·        Eat 2 to 4 hours before your workout. Eat complex carbohydrate, low fat and low protein foods. Carbohydrates digest quickly while proteins and fats are slow to digest. Quick carbohydrate foods are bananas, bagels or fruit juices. These foods are broken down quickly and provide glucose to the muscles.

·        Too much protein, fiber and fats can cause heartburn, nausea, diarrhea or even constipation.

·        Do not eat bulky foods; such as raw fruits and vegetables, beans and peas. They may make you feel full and sluggish.

·        Eat about 500 to 800 calories at this meal. This should fuel your system to workout comfortably.

·        Chew well and never eat your meal hurriedly.

·        Drink about 2 cups of water or sports drink 1-2 hours before your event.

Do not try a meal to which you are not accustomed before a competitive event.


 

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