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Recovery Nutrition after Intense Training

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    Recovery Nutrition after Intense Training

    By Eight Hats | Nutrition Tips | Comments are Closed | 8 September, 2010 | 0


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    Nutrition is very important for
    recovery from daily intense training. If you are trying to accomplish weight
    loss, this article may not be for you. 
    But if you are looking for overall better performance and healthy
    living, you may want to read it over. 
       Recovery Nutrition involves 2 important steps.  First, eat a meal or snack immediately
    after training, and second, eat a meal approximately 1 hour later. 

    Step 1:  Eat a
    meal or snack immediately after training. 
               

    • This
      snack should be rich in protein and carbohydrates.  This balance helps your body
      decrease core temperature, rehydrate, restore energy and fuel, rebuild
      muscle, reduce muscle damage, speed muscle repair, keep you healthy and
      improve performance.
    • The
      amount of carbohydrates and protein in your post workout snack will depend
      on your body weight.  The
      formula is as follows:

    0.41-0.55 g/lb carbohydrates and 0.14-0.18
    g/kg protein

    • Ex:  If you weigh 150 lb, you would
      need 62-83 g (0.41 x 150 and 0.55 x 150) carbohydrates and 21-27 g protein
      (0.14 x 150 and 0.18 x 150)
    • Too
      much math? A simpler way would be to use a 2:1 or 3:1 carb-to-protein
      ratio.  This is equal to about
      45-75 g carbohydrates and 15-25 g protein
    • Easy
      ideas for snacks with this ratio would be chocolate milk, recovery shake,
      trail mix, or a sandwich

    Step 2:  Eat a
    meal approximately 1 hr after

    Estelle L. Benoit

    Source: 
    rd411.com

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