Eating before swimming

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I just wanted to know what you eat before your swim practices or meets whether it be early in the morning or evening. Thanks
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  • I almost always swim in the evening after work. Here is my routine: ~1600-1500 hrs: Eat a banana 1800-1900 hrs (practice): Drink either Accelerade or Propel throughout workout. This helps me train harder and reduces soreness. 1930: Moderate dinner, usually chicken or pork with either brown rice or potatoes and a couple different veggies (sometimes raw, sometimes cooked). 2100: Either a high-protein snack (almonds, protein shake, or ice cream) or (sometimes) a high carbohydrate snack (cookies or beer). This works well for me. Normally, I graze throughout the day on fruit, nuts, protein bars, green tea, and other food. My main meals are balanced with protein, carbs, veggies, and good fats. Your mileage may vary...
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  • I almost always swim in the evening after work. Here is my routine: ~1600-1500 hrs: Eat a banana 1800-1900 hrs (practice): Drink either Accelerade or Propel throughout workout. This helps me train harder and reduces soreness. 1930: Moderate dinner, usually chicken or pork with either brown rice or potatoes and a couple different veggies (sometimes raw, sometimes cooked). 2100: Either a high-protein snack (almonds, protein shake, or ice cream) or (sometimes) a high carbohydrate snack (cookies or beer). This works well for me. Normally, I graze throughout the day on fruit, nuts, protein bars, green tea, and other food. My main meals are balanced with protein, carbs, veggies, and good fats. Your mileage may vary...
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