It's week 3 MillerCoors, let me know how your doing, how's your recovery, are you being challenged, Leave me a blog comment I'd love to hear your thoughts.  6) Almonds Almonds are a great quick snack for runners on the go. They are packed with Vitamin E, an essential antioxidant that can help prevent aching muscles. They may also help lower cholesterol, important for heart health. The protein and fiber in almonds can also keep you full on long runs without weighing you down. 5) Eggs Eggs are full of protein (about 10% of your DV in one egg), containing amino acids to aid recovery for your tired muscles after a run. Eggs also contain Vitamin K (good for healthy bones), choline (good for the brain and memory), and leutin (good for the eyes). 4) Oranges Oranges contain the vital Vitamin C, which can help damaged muscles heal and alleviate muscle soreness. They can also help with iron absorption and may help lower blood pressure. 3) Tuna or Salmon Runners require around 70 grams of protein daily. Both of these types of fish are excellent sources of high-quality protein. They also contain omega-3 fats, which serve numerous purposes in the body, including curbing inflammation. 2) Whole grain Bread or Pasta It is estimated that runners require three to six one-ounce servings of whole grains per day. 100% whole grain bread and pasta are good ways to get this in: just one slice of bread is equivalent to one serving, and both contain valuable carbohydrates to provide energy. 1) Sweet Potatoes An average sized sweet potato is only around 100 calories, but it packs a powerful punch in the form of carbohydrates to provide energy. It also supplies beta carotene (vitamin A), potassium, iron and magnesium, so it can replenish the body after exercise Visit my website www.majorfitnessbootcamp.com And make a copy of your work out. Work outs #3 A and B have been posted. |
