PERFORMANCE FUELL

Introduction
Elite workout fueling relies on carbohydrate availability and muscle amino acid support. Pre-workout nutrition elevates energy production, neural activation, and power output. Post-workout nutrition rapidly replenishes glycogen and initiates muscle repair through the synergy of protein and carbs. Timing and digestion speed are key for peak performance.

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Macro Breakdown

PhaseProteinCarbsFatsKey Role
Pre-Workout20–25%60–70%10–15%Fast energy + force production
Post-Workout30–35%50–60%10–20%Muscle recovery + glycogen restoration

Hydration and electrolytes must be maintained before, during, and after training.

 

Sample 1-Day Training Nutrition Plan

(Approx. 2,500–2,700 kcal depending on portion size)

MealFocusFoodsCalories
Breakfast (Pre-Workout Fuel)Carbs + Moderate ProteinOatmeal + banana + honey + Greek yogurt~600 kcal
Lunch (Recovery Meal)Protein + CarbsGrilled chicken, brown rice, mixed veggies~700 kcal
Snack (Pre-Workout Option #2)Fast CarbsRice cakes + peanut butter + berries~350 kcal
Dinner (Night Recovery Support)Protein + Healthy FatsSalmon or turkey, quinoa, avocado salad~850 kcal

➡ Choose either Breakfast or Snack as your main pre-training meal based on training time.
➡ Add a post-workout shake after resistance training if needed.

 

Recommended Foods

Pre-Workout (1–3 hours before training)

  • Carbs: oats, bananas, rice cakes, pasta, potatoes

  • Protein: yogurt, chicken, turkey, eggs, protein powder

  • Drinks: water or electrolyte drink
    ⛔ Avoid heavy fats — slow digestion and reduce energy

Post-Workout (within 30–60 min)

  • Fast-digesting protein: whey isolate, egg whites, Greek yogurt

  • High-GI carbs: white rice, potatoes, fruit, bagels

  • Add some antioxidants: berries, leafy greens

Hydration Strategy

  • 500–700ml water 1–2 hours pre-training

  • Electrolyte drink if sweating heavily

  • Rehydrate until weight returns to pre-session level

 

Performance Fueling Principles

✔ Pre-workout: Carbs = Power
✔ Post-workout: Protein + Carbs = Growth + Recovery
✔ Don’t train dehydrated — performance drops instantly
✔ Try meals in practice — don’t experiment on game day
✔ Timing and digestion speed matter as much as macros

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