10 Tips to Help Runners Increase Their Protein Intake

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Lean Protein Sources:

Opt for lean meats, poultry, fish, tofu, or legumes to support muscle recovery without excess fats.

Protein-Rich Snacks:

Keep nuts, seeds, or protein bars handy for convenient post-run refueling.

Greek Yogurt:

Enjoy Greek yogurt for a protein-packed, probiotic-rich option to aid in digestion.

Protein Smoothies:

Blend protein powder, fruits, and yogurt for a delicious and portable post-run protein boost.

Quinoa and Whole Grains:

Include quinoa, brown rice, and oats in meals for additional protein and sustained energy.

Eggs:

Boil or scramble eggs for a versatile and complete protein source, ideal for breakfast or snacks.

Cottage Cheese:

Snack on cottage cheese, a slow-digesting protein, for muscle repair during longer periods.

Hydration with Protein:

Choose protein-infused drinks for hydration combined with muscle-repairing benefits.

Balance Protein Intake:

Spread protein consumption throughout the day for optimal muscle protein synthesis.

Nutrient Timing:

Consume protein within 30 minutes post-run to maximize muscle recovery and growth.

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