Post workout
The best thing for a strong offense (Eating) is an even stronger deffense (Excercising). If you want to eat more, excercise more... That's the long and short of it
Your Friend In Health & Sport,
Dan Benintendi - OH Support Group Leader
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Dan Benintendi - OH Support Group Leader
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Support Group: www.obesityhelp.com/group/Post_Op_PRs/
On January 14, 2010 at 9:54 AM Pacific Time, DANCBJAMMIN wrote:
I would recommend adding in 2 Whole Wheat eggos with peanut butter to your breakfast. Your breakfast is the most important meal of the day...It's funny how you do the Detour bars, I ate a couple one time, and I swear I was farting razor blades. The sugar alchohols in that one got me prretty good...HW - 225 SW - 191 GW - 132 CW - 122
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Scott,
I wish I knew how it REALLY works out, but I usually have a half of a peanut butter and jelly (or honey) sandwich on whole wheat bread. It works fine for me as a recovery meal - meaning that I don't feel the sluggishness I used to the next 2 days after hard workouts.
In the absence of time/desire to make something before I go, I will eat a Cliff Bar or Trio bar post workout. They're only about 240 calories and work fine until I can get a real meal an hour or so later. Both of them are really close to 4:1. Sometimes I'll have light yogurt and a banana or granola. That's the norm for me.
Linn
I wish I knew how it REALLY works out, but I usually have a half of a peanut butter and jelly (or honey) sandwich on whole wheat bread. It works fine for me as a recovery meal - meaning that I don't feel the sluggishness I used to the next 2 days after hard workouts.
In the absence of time/desire to make something before I go, I will eat a Cliff Bar or Trio bar post workout. They're only about 240 calories and work fine until I can get a real meal an hour or so later. Both of them are really close to 4:1. Sometimes I'll have light yogurt and a banana or granola. That's the norm for me.
Linn
Cliff bars ROCK!!! They have a bit of fiber in them so be careful, but love the chocolate brownie!!!
Your Friend In Health & Sport,
Dan Benintendi - OH Support Group Leader
www.trimywill.com
www.swimfromobesity.com
www.trimywill.blogspot.com
Support Group: www.obesityhelp.com/group/Post_Op_PRs/
Dan Benintendi - OH Support Group Leader
www.trimywill.com
www.swimfromobesity.com
www.trimywill.blogspot.com
Support Group: www.obesityhelp.com/group/Post_Op_PRs/
I don't worry about sticking to 4:1. For one thing, no one has studied what the optimal ratio is. They've done studies where athletes consuming 4:1 did better than athletes consuming only carbs and there are studies showing that consuming 3:1 is better than only carbs. But nothing comparing 4:1 to 3:1. For all we know, the optimal ratio is 2:1 or 5:1 or 10:1.
Since we just don't know, I just don't sweat it.
Since we just don't know, I just don't sweat it.

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Scott,
My favorites for post-workout:
- reduced fat chocolate milk 190 calories; 8 protein; 29 carbs; or
- Kashi Mighty Bites cereal 120 calories; 5 protein; 23 carbs
I just vary the amounts depending on the duration of the workouts. Mighty bites are also my favorite "snack food." Crunchy, lightly sweetened and good for me.
Cassie
My favorites for post-workout:
- reduced fat chocolate milk 190 calories; 8 protein; 29 carbs; or
- Kashi Mighty Bites cereal 120 calories; 5 protein; 23 carbs
I just vary the amounts depending on the duration of the workouts. Mighty bites are also my favorite "snack food." Crunchy, lightly sweetened and good for me.
Cassie
"Hard things take time to do. Impossible things take a little longer."
Thanks for the input and suggestion ladies!
It probably doesn't matter for an athlete at my level, but I figure wth I'll take anything I can get to help me recover and be ready for my next workout. All the while not putting on weight I hope.
Scott
It probably doesn't matter for an athlete at my level, but I figure wth I'll take anything I can get to help me recover and be ready for my next workout. All the while not putting on weight I hope.
Scott