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The following are some useful guide lines

You are what you eat....ATTACKMEN!

 

Virginia L. McGovern, M.S., R.D.

215-348-0598 // paulmcgovernfitness@verizon.net

 

 

Healthy Snacks for Pre-Workout Energy

 

  1. 2 TB peanut butter on whole wheat bagel or 6 graham crackers with banana and 8oz. milk       

 

  1. PBJ sandwich on whole wheat bread with apple and 8 oz. milk

 

  1. 2-3 oz. cheese and/or ham with it, melted on bagel or pita bread with 30 grapes

 

  1. Protein shake made with frozen fruit and 4 oz. yogurt mixed in with it (should be 300 calories or more)

 

  1. 8 oz. yogurt with mixed fruit in it like strawberries, blueberries, etc. Eat ½ cup mixed walnuts/almonds with this, and a slice toast with whipped butter (avoid margarine)

 

  1. ½ cup cottage cheese with mixed fruit mixed in with it, add small bagel with 2 TB peanut butter or cream cheese

 

  1. 1 cup cereal with low fat milk, (cereal should not be sugary kind, try Raisin Bran, Total or Shredded Wheat) Eat a banana or orange with this.  

 

 

 

 

·        Any snack should be approximately 350-500 kcals, and approx. 10-15g protein if possible

 

·        Drink plenty of Gatorade and water before, during, and after workouts,  take in approx ½ gallon of fluid if possible


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