Foods that make your workout easier

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Thanks 4 all the tips, we can only pray 4 the grace to adopt the ideas since God want us to take care of our body,spirit,soul and stay healthy. I will try 2 love myself this year by eating healthy foods physically and spiritually.

I eat beans so my farts can propel me faster on the elliptical trainer.

my girl friend just started working out, and she complains about the heavy feeling she gets when she excersises after eating. Great tip ill be sure and tell her this.

Can you say, "flatulism"?

Most days before I exercise I have an apple, two hardboiled eggs mashed up with some Texas Pete, and a bowl of Cheerios. Not heavy at all, and really energizing.

I wish my doctor would agree that cheese in moderation is okay. I have high cholesterol and have been flatly told no cheese over and over again even though I have high HDL cholesterol. So even when looking at recipes from sites that promote healthy eating so many things have some cheese so I cannot eat them. And cheese is the best tasting food there is!

Bananas should be on the list as well- I read in a much older Shine article that the potassium is great for a little energy before a workout, as well as keeping you from getting hungry while exercising.

You should read some cycling magazines for tips. There are no more comprehensive studies on fuel and fitness than is done for professional cyclists. The short answer is - it doesn't matter at all what you eat before you work out. You body will take anything you put in and immediately turns it into fuel for your workout.

Believe it or not, studies have also shown that high fat? high protein? high carbs? it doesn't matter! As long as it is directly before you work out, your body will use it for fueling the workout. So eat what tastes good.

Personally, I've been eating grapecubes for years! I take frozen grapes with me when I have to drive (I live 500+ miles from my extended family) and they are great to snack on instead of stopping for something bad at a gas station.

I'll have to try some of the others. I love that they are realistic-there are good fats and dairy in some of these, which too many people dismiss as unhealthy. Dairy is necessary for calcium and one of the best sources of protein, and there is nothing wrong with cheese and avocado in moderation.

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