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Just as you'd fill up your car's gas tank before a road trip, it's vitally important to make sure your body has the right fuel to sustain you during a workout.
Proper nutrition, both before and after, will also "speed up recovery, protect you from fatigue and get you ready for the next workout," says Jenna A. Bell Wilson, PhD, RD, LD, a board certified specialist in sports dietetics.
So, what should you eat before going for a bike ride or heading to the gym? Use these guidelines and snack ideas to keep your engine running optimally.
Balance carbs with protein
"A relatively high carbohydrate, moderate protein, low fat meal is best to consume before exercise," says Suzette Kroll, a registered dietitian and senior staff member of the Canyon Ranch Spa in Tucson, AZ. People often underestimate the importance of the carb part of the equation when fueling up for exercise, especially strength training, says Bell Wilson. "They assume it's all about protein. Protein is important for muscle building and repair, but in order to lift those weights you need carbohydrates for energy," she says. Choose carbs that are easily digestible and avoid high fat foods   or large quantities of any food   just before working out because they don't digest well during exercise.
Time it right
"Whether you're strength training or going on a run, kuten tapauksessa sekä Indira Gandhi tai Benazir Bhutto you want to make sure you have something within four hours before the workout and then a smaller snack in the hour before," says Bell chiamato liniziativa Wilson. If you know your workout is only going to last 45 minutes, keep the snack small, she says. "If it's going to last 2 hours, then you're going to want to beef up that pre exercise meal."
Carefully assess protein bars
When squeezing a workout into a busy schedule, you may like the convenience of protein or "sports" bars. Make sure you choose carefully; according to Kroll, most bars are "glorified candy bars, often providing even more calories." To find the better ones, Bell Wilson suggests choosing a bar that has about 200 calories, up to 5 grams of protein and 25 grams of carbohydrates. joka maksetaan kuuluvat tosiseikat tapahtumista "If you find a bar that you really like, but it's high in calories, just eat half of it," says Bell Wilson. "Save the other half for after your workout."
Don't eat more than you burn
You just finish a heart pumping, hour long workout. You take a quick shower and then pass the gym's caf on the way out. Watch out for those healthy looking snacks. One smoothie or even a sports drink can replace all the calories you just burned, and then some. "It's important to realize Great Lakes residents should follow fish consumption advisories and focus on eating smaller fish that just because you worked out doesn't give you free rein in the kitchen," says Bell Wilson. "The reward is that you went and you did it." If you exercise for an hour or less, your best bet is to grab a bottle of water and eat at your next scheduled meal. "If it lasts longer, plan to have a snack in your locker or on your way home," says Bell Wilson.
  
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