I was wondering if anyone, other than myself, ate before and after they worked out. I've heard arguments for eating before, and arguments for eating after a workout. I guess I'm trying to cover all bases.
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I was wondering if anyone, other than myself, ate before and after they worked out. I've heard arguments for eating before, and arguments for eating after a workout. I guess I'm trying to cover all bases.
is this a joke or what
No, it's a serious question. I've heard some people say it's better to eat about a half hour before they workout. I've heard some people say it's better to eat after a workout. But I've never heard anyone say that they do both. However, in looking at the responses to this thread, it looks like quite a few people do both.
So here is my next question for those of you who eat pre and post workout. Are you eating whole food (meals), or are you eating/drinking meal replacements (bars, shakes, etc.)? Or are you doing a combination like a meal before and a shake afterwards or vise versa?
No, it's a serious question. I've heard some people say it's better to eat about a half hour before they workout. I've heard some people say it's better to eat after a workout. But I've never heard anyone say that they do both. However, in looking at the responses to this thread, it looks like quite a few people do both.
So here is my next question for those of you who eat pre and post workout. Are you eating whole food (meals), or are you eating/drinking meal replacements (bars, shakes, etc.)? Or are you doing a combination like a meal before and a shake afterwards or vise versa?
I do not eat on the days I workout