3573: Fueling Tips for Early Morning Exercisers by Nancy Clark on Sports Nutrition | Optimal...
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Episode 3573:
Nancy Clark explains how athletes who train at dawn can fuel their workouts, from a quick 200 to 400 calorie snack to eating breakfast the night before or taking in fuel during the session. She walks through the research showing that even a small amount of carbohydrate and fluid before morning exercise can noticeably improve performance. She also explains why skipping pre-exercise food to burn more fat misses the point for anyone focused on weight loss.
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Quotes to ponder:
"The issue is not whether you have burned fat during exercise but if you have created a calorie deficit by the end of the day."
"Eating excess calories after a fat-burning workout gets you nowhere."
"If you have been exercising on empty, you will likely discover you can exercise harder, feel better, and get more enjoyment from your workouts."
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