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    What to Eat Before HIIT/sprint workout?

    What should I eat before HIIT/sprint workout (I am a runner not a bodybuilder and am trying to increase performance and speed). I cant do this on a empty stomach because I will become dizzy. Should I eat oatmeal?

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    Complex Carbs (i.e. oats), some simple carbs (i.e. fruit) and a lean protein source (i.e. chicken/egg whites)
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    I like to have Sweet Potato and Chicken Breast pre workout. I feel it gives me the most energy for the workout.
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    like these guys said, ive read/gathered that you should treat a HIIT session nutrition-wise just as a lifting session.
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    banana owns


    potassium/sodium/simple carbs/complex carbs/tons of vitimins + minerals

    all for about 160 calories

    lets see banana gives you 100% your daily value of potassium
    gatorade gives you 2% per serving

    fructose gets a bad rep on this board, fructose is one of the best preworkout energy matrix's around, it keeps blood suger very even for a prolonged period of time, don't fear it use it when its best utilized (preworkout)
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    Originally Posted by Cold_As_Ice
    I like to have Sweet Potato and Chicken Breast pre workout. I feel it gives me the most energy for the workout.
    What he said. Yum...
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    Everyone is right so far. Most importantly though you want to fill up on complex carbs. Thats where you get your energy. I eat a large bowl of oatmeal before I lift/run.
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