Post-training food / drink at 1 and later in the morning!

Post-training food / drink at 1 and later in the morning!

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Happy82

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15,077 posts

170 months

Saturday 12th November 2011
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I play ice hockey and it takes place at silly o'clock because we're an amateur team and so we're at the bottom of the pile when it comes to ice time, as such the training takes place at unsociable hours such as 11:00-00:30 or even ending at 0300. The time doesn't bother me, however I was hoping for advice on post-training/game food/drink as I'm struggling with that.

When playing rugby years ago we'd usually tuck into a meaty dinner after games/ training to get the protein in, but this isn't really practical with the times I'm finishing with hockey, and also it'd feel a bit heavy with me going to sleep shortly after! So would a protein drink be ok for drinking after training/games? I'm just concerned about the fact I'd be going to sleep so quickly after eating, but also worrying about not eating after training which I doubt will do me any good.

Thanks!

didelydoo

5,528 posts

211 months

Saturday 12th November 2011
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Whey, cornflour, milk and chocolate powder.

Slagathore

5,811 posts

193 months

Saturday 12th November 2011
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Could try a 'blend' style protein shake.

PHD Pharma Blend, Gaspari Myofusion, Sci MX GRS5, BSN Syntha 6.

All designed for a slow release of protein, they're usually recommended for drinking before bed.


Happy82

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15,077 posts

170 months

Saturday 12th November 2011
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Cheers! smile

BliarOut

72,857 posts

240 months

Saturday 12th November 2011
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I love my bedtime protein shake, it's like a cold Horlicks as it seems to help me sleep biggrin

Happy82

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15,077 posts

170 months

Saturday 12th November 2011
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BliarOut said:
I love my bedtime protein shake, it's like a cold Horlicks as it seems to help me sleep biggrin
That sounds good as I'm often so awake after training laugh