post-workout nutrition
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just bought a few sachets of the Rego recovery sachets, just to try them out.
I understand the importance of nutrition after a workout, especially in terms of timing.
What I'm wondering is if anyone uses this kind of thing, as I am completely new to it?
I have been told it can help decrease muscle fatigue?
my bad, should have said.
Running 3 miles, twice a week.
Couple of 45 minute boxing intervals per week. So jump rope warmup, crunches, burpees, planks,shadowboxing,jumping jacks,more jump rope then a few rounds on the heavybag, of varying intensity.
I can usually be a little stiff and sometimes drained next day or day after, this after a good stretch/cooldown.
Running 3 miles, twice a week.
Couple of 45 minute boxing intervals per week. So jump rope warmup, crunches, burpees, planks,shadowboxing,jumping jacks,more jump rope then a few rounds on the heavybag, of varying intensity.
I can usually be a little stiff and sometimes drained next day or day after, this after a good stretch/cooldown.
thanks for input guys.
Now I dont know if this is a massive coincidence, but after taking first Rego shake on Friday (after 45 minute boxing circuits), I had a complete absence of aches/pains the next day, or even yesterday.
I would usually be especially stiff and sore two days after. Even after a good 5 minute stretch.
Now I dont know if this is a massive coincidence, but after taking first Rego shake on Friday (after 45 minute boxing circuits), I had a complete absence of aches/pains the next day, or even yesterday.
I would usually be especially stiff and sore two days after. Even after a good 5 minute stretch.
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