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Post-Workout Meal

By: Dr. Kofi

Many fitness experts now consider post-exercise eating one of the most crucial factors influencing a workout's results.

Their recommendation:
Eat a small meal or snack as soon as possible after exercising, and make sure the meal includes both complex carbohydrates and protein. The ideal is to eat within 30 minutes of your workout, but if you don't eat within that timeframe, try to do so as soon as you possibly can.

The meal or snack you eat after working out may be as important as the workout itself. This is because once your workout is over, your muscles try to rebuild and become stronger or more aerobic-and they need nutrients to do this. So to get the best results possible from each workout, follow these two guidelines:
>> Eat as soon as possible after your workout.
>> Make sure your meal includes both protein and complex carbohydrates.

The reasons behind this strategy:
It is during the several hours after exercise that your muscles respond to the exertion, becoming stronger or more aerobic (depending on whether your workout has been strength-training or cardiovascular). By eating during this important window of opportunity, you're giving your muscles the nutrients they need to rebuild. This will also help reduce your recovery period so that you can train as often as possible without overtraining.

I welcome any comments, suggestions, and/or objections anyone may have concerning this article. Please email me at DrKofi@koflexsports.com with suggestions of topics would like me to discuss here.

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Other Tips:

>> Eat 2 Breakfasts if you exercise first thing in the morning

>> Hydration and Exercise

>> Protein Myths and Reality

>> Carbohydrate Myths and Reality

>> Protein is good with each meal except one

>> Post-Workout Meal

>> Tips to Cut Calories


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