exercise/food question
this probably seems like a stupid question, but it threw me this week.
I work from 9-5. I get home around 6 pm, and I want to take a Zumba class from 7-8.
Normally, I eat dinner around 6:30-7. So, Monday, I wanted to eat something before class, but not too much because I didn't want to eat and then bounce around. I did have a sandwich. I did the class and then felt FAMISHED!!! I don't think I've ever been so hungry since surgery. I ate another meal -- and felt enormously guilty.
Suggestions for next week?
I work from 9-5. I get home around 6 pm, and I want to take a Zumba class from 7-8.
Normally, I eat dinner around 6:30-7. So, Monday, I wanted to eat something before class, but not too much because I didn't want to eat and then bounce around. I did have a sandwich. I did the class and then felt FAMISHED!!! I don't think I've ever been so hungry since surgery. I ate another meal -- and felt enormously guilty.
Suggestions for next week?
Blessings, Jill
WLS 5/31/07. Maintaining a weight loss of 141 pounds and feeling amazing!
I would say, try putting you afternoon snack off until later on that day or maybe have half a banana or something that will hold you over. When I had a PT, she said, a good carb along with a little protein (like half a banana and peanut butter) an hour before working out is good; and plan your dinner for afterwards. . . as we should have protein within an hour after working out, particularly when doing weights.
Oh and make sure you've had a good amount of water, especially doing a Zumba class. . .
Oh and make sure you've had a good amount of water, especially doing a Zumba class. . .
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