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Post Workout Recovery Routine & Food by Rachel M. Patient Expert Posted Mon 09 Aug 2010 9:53am So, you finish a killer workout and run out the door, right?! Wrong, or at least, when time allows, there is always room for improvement in the recovery from exercise... and a side dish of cherry tomatoes… Finally, water, water, water….and a little iced coffee from the best coffee in my town! How do you recover from exercise?! Read on »
What Raw Foods to Eat Pre and Post Workout by RAWALICIOUS Posted Thu 20 May 2010 8:39am Remember to drink lots of water, and eat light!!! Dont waste energy that you could be using to excercise on digesting your food. xo   http://www.rawalicious.wordpress.com Read on »
Watermelon: Post-Workout and Disease-Fighting Secret Weapon | Workout Mommy: fitness and exercise tips for busy moms and dads by Alison Barkman, MS, RD Healthy Living Professional Posted Fri 31 Jul 2009 11:45am Watermelon: Post-Workout and Disease-Fighting Secret Weapon I wrote this as a guest post on a great blog, Workout Mommy . I've heard lots of people categorizing... health & fitness tips for moms. Written by Lisa, a fitness trainer, workout junkie and now a mommy struggling to fit in her workouts. I think we can all relate to her whether Read on »
Best Food After A Workout by Lance B. Patient Expert Posted Mon 29 Dec 2008 6:41pm replied, 'I'll help on one condition...if you lose,  I get 10%' Text Message Conversation Recap The Bet: What is the single best food/drink after a workout? The Wager: Loser gets naked Her Guess: Milk His Guess: Banana Lance's Answer: All the text books and resources I've read claim that the best post workout meal, snack Read on »
Weekend Recap: Taj Killed Me with a Workout, Pumpkin Pancakes, and Post-Workout Aches & Pains… by Karina Arrue Posted Mon 01 Feb 2010 6:06am spot in the West Village right after: Quantum Leap . We had the BEST pumpkin pancakes ever! So, how was your weekend? And did you workout? Photo: http://www.flickr.com... on the ground trying to do push ups: 1. I am definitely not in the shape I was in two months ago. 2. I LOVE working out. 3. I'm going to be in a lot of pain come Sunday. (Good pain Read on »
Cancer-Fighting Workout Foods by Barbara Ficarra Registered NurseHealth Maven Posted Mon 14 Feb 2011 8:35am use that determine how much your body benefits from your workout. By eating the right foods before and after you exercise, you’ll give yourself the energy your body needs to keep going before, during and after each workout. Even better: choosing these “power” foods can help keep your weight in check to curb your chances of cancer. Fuel up, don Read on »
FOOD FOR FUEL FOR THOSE WHO DO EVENING WORKOUTS by Richard S. Patient Expert Posted Sat 22 Jan 2011 9:14am ensuring that your post-workout meals are correctly balanced, the evening lifter must also make certain that he/she properly fuels his body during the day. Otherwise, you will feel... The evening athlete Some people wake up in the morning supercharged with energy and ready to tackle their workout program. Others take several hours before Read on »
5 Food and Workout Myths by bamarunner11 Posted Wed 16 Feb 2011 1:02pm protein is a good target for most active adults. Get the facts from our previous protein post . Myth 2: It’s best to work out on an empty stomach. While it seems like it makes sense, working out on an empty stomach is the last thing you should do. Where’s the energy for the workout going to come from without food? The best food option will depend Read on »
Workouts and Indian food by Lori K. Healthy Living Professional Posted Mon 03 Nov 2008 9:01pm So I've been working on some new strength training routines for the last few days. Think I have settled in on some exercises, combining both the bowflex and the free weights. Once I get them in my book, I'll post them here. I do keep a log book of my strength workouts. My book goes back to 2004, and it is pretty neat to see how far I have come Read on »