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For some, breakfast is the most important meal of the day. But for others who manage to squeeze some gym time into their everyday routine, pre- and post-workout foods can be just as important.

We tapped sports dietitian and exercise physiologist Bob Seebohar, MS, RDN, CSSD, CSCS, for intel on the right balance of carbohydrates, fats, and protein to satisfy hunger, fuel workouts, and aid with recovery. Check out the latest java burn reviews.

While everyone’s nutritional requirements and preferences are different depending on their goals and activities, you actually don’t need to eat much to work out for 60 minutes or less, says Seebohar, so keep these in mind for your longer sweat sessions.

The body builds muscle and recovers 24/7, not just at the gym. Smartly timed snacks can give the body the fuel it needs to build muscle, burn fat, and recover as best it can.

If you prefer to eat before exercising, or if your workout will last longer than an hour, Seebohar suggests grabbing a snack about 45 to 60 minutes in advance and keeping it small (think a palmful of carbs, a half palmful of protein, and a quarter palmful of fat).

We’ve rounded up 24 ideas for pre-workout eats, from breakfast-y options, to vegan and high-protein muscle-building snacks, to keep you going strong. Visit https://www.clevescene.com/cleveland/java-burn-reviews-how-does-it-promote-natural-weight-loss/Content?oid=37442872.

1. Berry fruit and yogurt granola parfait

A parfait sounds fancy, but it’ll only take you three minutes to throw together this combo of Greek yogurt, granola, and berries.

2. Hard-boiled egg and avo toast

Avocado toast never fails. When you have a heartier appetite, try this pre-workout version and add a hard-boiled (or fried) egg on top for added protein. There are a lot of ways to get fancy here, but we’re big fans of this classic combo before a morning run.

3. Fresh strawberry parfait with cottage cheese

Cottage cheese gives this parfait a light and creamy texture and adds a little extra fat, which will keep you feeling satisfied longer.

4. Peanut butter and banana chia seed toast

PB and banana is the perfect on-the-go snack. For a longer workout, spread both on one slice of whole-wheat toast and add a sprinkle of chia seeds for a pop of extra nutrition and crunch. Read more articles about visishield healthy benefits.

5. Strawberry banana oatmeal Greek yogurt waffles

Waking up early on the weekend for a long run? These protein-packed waffles will seem like a treat, but they’re the right balance of nutrients to fuel your body for the long haul. Have one half of a waffle before and save the other for after your workout.

These are also freezer friendly, so you can stash the extras and pop them in the toaster later.

6. Banana nut breakfast parfait

This banana bread-inspired parfait is not nearly as complicated as baking up a sweet treat. You can pre-make a few and then pop them in the fridge for a grab-and-go snack on busy days.