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This is an old question asked by every runner who gets the opportunity to be new to the sport and literally find ways to adjust their own training diet. This post does not emphasize supermovement as a panacea for your training needs. In particular, it will certainly help you qualify the best snacks for your pre-run sessions.
What to Eat for Your Run
Did you know that your body stores enough glycogen in your muscles from a normal diet? The importance of this is that you do not need to stop carbohydrates or calories before your workout. This is a mistake that almost all runners make over and over again.
General rule of thumb.
- For a heavy non-endurance run, you must eat for 30 to 90 minutes before During the run. a 100-200 calorie snack is all that is needed to satisfy hunger and raise blood sugar levels.
- For longer/more difficult workouts lasting longer than 90 minutes, a prolonged snack is needed to guarantee fuel support. Medium snacks 30-120 min. before It is recommended to fit in training.
- The problem for the morning runner is that when someone wakes up he does not eat 6-8 am. Unless someone is ready for a long endurance run/heavy training this is not a challenge.
- Whether you like short or long training sessions, you need to remember that your body needs food that is easy to digest. Beware of fat and fiber rich foods that stay in your stomach and take a long time to digest. Perfect ambrosia requires a good combination of consistent protein and simple, difficult carbohydrates.
Follow the management team above and you will have the answer to the question of what to eat. eat before running.
Preliminary Snack Ideas
Following are some small ideas for snacks
- Energy bars are non-weight foods that are easy to digest.
- Natural energy bars – muesli bars – are the best choice if you choose the natural way, but the benchmark calls for carbohydrate-rich snacks.
- Banana – rich in potassium and carbohydrates.
- Oatmeal (small bowl) – White oatmeal is perfect. For example, because it is rich in fiber. Great for runners who can’t eat before run but can arrange it with snacks to keep
While you can eat appropriate foods, this is the average snack during a run.
- Bread and peanut butter – Bread provides hard carbohydrates, but peanut butter also provides protein and fat, which will fill you up without exhausting you.
- Smoothies. For those who feel nauseous and eat solids in the morning or have little appetite in the morning, a mixture of hard or frozen fruit, milk or juice, flaxseed or flour is a sure bet. Smoothies continue to hydrate after a night’s sleep.
- Yogurt with honey and honey variety – The composition to use is 1 cup of yogurt, 1 teaspoon of honey, and 2 tablespoons of granola in the middle. Yogurt is easy to digest, honey and honey provide regular and difficult carbohydrates.
Drinking water is still important!
About those things. eat before When it comes to running, there are a number of recommendations that nearly all training instructors rely on. Drink enough water to prevent muscle cramping before Drink 16-20 ounces during 45 minutes of exercise. before Drink 2-3 ounces every 15 minutes during exercise. Eat fruits and vegetables that are high in water content when exercising.
When to Eat Before Running
When it comes to timing your main meal, know that it is a matter of preference. To find out what works for you, eat a medium snack for 90 minutes before You are walking. If your stomach is feeling good, eat a snack 15 to 20 minutes before If it does not fit perfectly into your system, delay it 15 to 20 minutes. Keep doing this until you have achieved the perfect balance that really works for you.
The golden rule in all of this is that the harder it is to carry, the farther the food must be sent. Literally, this means, for example, that the more you have to eat, the farther you have to send food.
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