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EPISODE · Apr 6, 2022 · 1H 12M

What to eat AFTER training - Ep. #19

from Inside Sports Nutrition · host Bob Seebohar and Dina Griffin

One of the most neglected and confusing aspects of Nutrient Timing is what happens AFTER training. While there isn’t a single formula to give to all athletes, nor do we know everything conclusively based on research findings, there are definitely considerations and nuances to be aware of when planning your post-exercise refueling and rehydration strategies. In this Inside Scoop episode, Bob and Dina continue their discussion theme of Nutrient Timing from previous episodes by covering the ins and outs of what to eat and drink after your training and practice sessions. You’ll hear why it’s not as simple as drinking chocolate and why “the train to eat” approach has some cautions… and we much prefer the “eat to train” mantra. We also discuss: · Water and salt post-workout: how much and what does it look like? · Does your caffeinated or alcoholic beverage count towards your rehydration? And how does alcohol affect recovery? · Carbs: When are they the priority? Does it matter the type of carb? · Protein: Perhaps the “master macro” but there are still some moving pieces · Fat: Should you include it in your post-workout? Do you have a case study related to nutrient timing you’d like for us to piece apart in a future episode? Email us at [email protected] DM us through our Instagram @isnpodcast and we’ll review your case study for a future episode. Learn about us and the services we offer: Bob Seebohar at www.enrgperformance.com and Dina Griffin at www.nutritionmechanic.com

One of the most neglected and confusing aspects of Nutrient Timing is what happens AFTER training. While there isn’t a single formula to give to all athletes, nor do we know everything conclusively based on research findings, there are definitely considerations and nuances to be aware of when planning your post-exercise refueling and rehydration strategies. In this Inside Scoop episode, Bob and Dina continue their discussion theme of Nutrient Timing from previous episodes by covering the ins and outs of what to eat and drink after your training and practice sessions. You’ll hear why it’s not as simple as drinking chocolate and why “the train to eat” approach has some cautions… and we much prefer the “eat to train” mantra. We also discuss: · Water and salt post-workout: how much and what does it look like? · Does your caffeinated or alcoholic beverage count towards your rehydration? And how does alcohol affect recovery? · Carbs: When are they the priority? Does it matter the type of carb? · Protein: Perhaps the “master macro” but there are still some moving pieces · Fat: Should you include it in your post-workout? Do you have a case study related to nutrient timing you’d like for us to piece apart in a future episode? Email us at [email protected] DM us through our Instagram @isnpodcast and we’ll review your case study for a future episode. Learn about us and the services we offer: Bob Seebohar at www.enrgperformance.com and Dina Griffin at www.nutritionmechanic.com

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