Two or three hours before a moderate intensity workout, a somewhat complex meal like a sandwich on whole grain
bread with lean protein, roasted vegetables and avocado is a good option because «you'll have time for your food to get digested and absorbed from your GI tract into your blood,» says Sass.
Not exact matches
A typical all - you - can eat situation allows someone to customize a salad
with various salad greens, vegetables, seeds, and
lean protein sources, or have sandwiches on whole grain
bread.
For lunch, go a sandwich on brown or wholegrain
bread with plenty of leafy greens and
lean protein.
Replacing the simple carbs found in white
bread, cookies, pastries, sugar etc.,
with lean protein sources is a smart move for continuous fat loss.
I don't see any problem
with lean protein and
bread post workout.
hi, i «m about 157 lbs, i do cardio two days consistent and rest 1 day followed by another 2days, i mostly power walk
with light jogging in between, before i do my cardio i normally eat a banana and afterward my cardio i «ll wait about 30 mins then have some
lean protein and may be 2 slice of whole wheat
bread (but not all the time i eat the
bread) i «m i doing anything wrong?
Workout Begins in 2 to 3 Hours: roasted vegetables, brown rice, and
lean protein / whole grain toast
with avocado spread, egg omelet and cup of fruit / wholegrain
bread with protein and salad
of
lean mass), preferably those
with a bit lower GI (raisins, bananas, pita
bread, basmati rice all have a medium GI of 56 — 69; beans in all its forms, seeds, walnuts, cashews, certain fruits have a low GI of 55 or less); increase the amount of
proteins to 25 %; fat remains at 15 %
Examples of foods to eat before a workout would be a turkey sandwich on whole grain
bread, oatmeal and a banana, or a salad
with lean protein.