I went for a 50 minute run at lunch today in Connecticut and just about had to throw away ANOTHER pair of shorts (I lost 3 this winter). Here is my list so far of what not to eat within 1 hour of running:
An entire bag of red seedless grapes
An entire Big bag of peanut M&M’s
Swedish Meatballs (especially at Ikea)
Chicken Caesar Salad
A large Nestle Quick Chocolate Milk
Pineapple chunks
2 or more Apples with the skins
Peanut Butter Fiber One bars
Anything I’m missing as I hate to experiment with anymore problems. I have strategically located the construction sites around my running route that have port-o-johns, but I rather try not to break a good stride in an effort to sprint to a safe harbor.
weak stomach! i guess you werent a swimmer growing up, me and my friends used to eat the most fatty health unconscious garbage before swim work outs b/c we couldnt put on the calories (coincided with puberty) and wouldnt throw up.
i now have an iron gut :). your stomach can be trained.
Yeah, stomach isn’t the issue. I need to cross-train my sphincter, it won’t stay shut long enough to make it to the loo.
I’ve only ever thrown once while excercising, and that was during a rough day on the water. I was taking in too much salt water and had to mini-puke to the side instead of catching a breath. I didn’t stop though, kept an even swim stroke while yakking.
Second that…coffee is a must for any sort of long run to clean the pipes out. About an hour & a half should make it work thru the system & not leave you pukey from all the acid. Any dairy products seem to not work well. Toast with a little Smart Balance & Infinit works great.
I went for a 50 minute run at lunch today in Connecticut and just about had to throw away ANOTHER pair of shorts (I lost 3 this winter). Here is my list so far of what not to eat within 1 hour of running:
An entire bag of red seedless grapes
An entire Big bag of peanut M&M’s
Swedish Meatballs (especially at Ikea)
Chicken Caesar Salad
A large Nestle Quick Chocolate Milk
Pineapple chunks
2 or more Apples with the skins
Peanut Butter Fiber One bars
Anything I’m missing as I hate to experiment with anymore problems. I have strategically located the construction sites around my running route that have port-o-johns, but I rather try not to break a good stride in an effort to sprint to a safe harbor.
I’m hoping that this is a list of things you’ve figured out over 8 separate runs, and that you didn’t eat ALL of this before 1 50 minute run today…?
I would say the swedish meatballs at the Ikea store was probably the worst thing ever. I lost an entire wardrobe that day. My long johns filled up like the skin of a sausage link. It was damn gross. And having to have my buddy go get me wipeys to clean up in the woods was cool either. I have no more humility left.
I went for a 50 minute run at lunch today in Connecticut and just about had to throw away ANOTHER pair of shorts (I lost 3 this winter). Here is my list so far of what not to eat within 1 hour of running:
An entire bag of red seedless grapes
An entire Big bag of peanut M&M’s
Swedish Meatballs (especially at Ikea)
Chicken Caesar Salad
A large Nestle Quick Chocolate Milk
Pineapple chunks
2 or more Apples with the skins
Peanut Butter Fiber One bars
Anything I’m missing as I hate to experiment with anymore problems. I have strategically located the construction sites around my running route that have port-o-johns, but I rather try not to break a good stride in an effort to sprint to a safe harbor.
Not to state the obvious. . . but considering all of the stomach issues on this thread, what about eating said foods after a run? Fueling is certainly necessary for a 90+ min. run (in which case, eat 90 min. to 2 hrs. ahead of time), but otherwise not necessary.
And x2 for the coffee / system cleansing comment. . .