My first impression was that it tasted a bit bland, but it was «drinkable» and it was very convenient for my post
workout lunch meal.
Not exact matches
I typically
workout over the
lunch hour, so often jerky and a banana are all I have to appease my ginormous appetite until I can sit down to a proper
meal.
The remaining 20 % can be saved for a small
lunch or post
workout meal.
Overnight oats for breakfast, protein shake for
lunch after
workout, and clean
meal with protein, grain and veg for dinner, sometimes a snack too later since I'm usually up until 11 feeding a baby.?
My diet includes: puffed rice / brown bread sandwich for breakfast, then lentils and a chapatti / rice for
lunch, 1 vegetable with chapatti for dinner... and for mid
meal snacks I have a bowl of curd, vegetable juice, coconut water etc... also I eat a fruit on waking up and pre post
workout....
I usually eat the same
meal everyday at
lunch (12 Noon) and then
workout about 4 pm.
There was a general schedule of waking up, attending a morning seminar, morning
workout time, doing a kitchen class, eating
lunch, afternoon free time, afternoon
workout time, afternoon cooking class, evening
meal, meditation class, and then sleep.
You said you don't eat breakfast but was just wondering if you did any post
workout nutrition that would break your IF until
lunch or if you just use protein from the two
meals you do consume for recovery?
But for a rough explanation I've been having a bowl of oatmeal a day mixed with some protein powder and natural peanut butter with a banana and oranges, then an egg white omelette as a post
workout meal followed by a helping of brown rice, broccoli and chicken breast for
lunch, then for, I guess you could call it a snack or a second
lunch, idk, I'll have various fruits, like apples bananas and / or oranges with almonds, and then finish the day off with broccoli and another chicken breast.
This product suppresses my hunger during
lunch, which is my heaviest
meal of the day, and helps me have a stronger
workout when I get home.
I just want to make sure i understand:) when you talk about «
meal post and pre
workout» are you saying an extra
meal like whatever the time of the day like a small snack we eat really close to the
workout, or is it like what
lunch and dinner should include if i
workout in the afternoon
I get a good
workout in, I make a fresh, healthy
meal for breakfast,
lunch AND dinner... and I just feel like super woman.