If you have ever exercised or competed in a sport during your youth, you know the importance of drinking water before and after doing physical activity. With that said, many people aren’t drinking water in a way that will allow you to perform at your peak.
When running, start hydrated but don’t overdo it. Take in 300-600 ml of water so you can be hydrated but not bloated before running. After the run, drink 150% of the fluid lost over the next two hours, then drink little and often during the remainder of the day. You’ll be able to run at your peak and not risk dehydration and other health risks. For a fully detailed article on this topic, click here:: Hydration – The Right Applicaiton
Hydration and Athletics
If you have ever exercised or competed in a sport during your youth, you know the importance of drinking water before and after doing physical activity. With that said, many people aren’t drinking water in a way that will allow you to perform at your peak.
When running, start hydrated but don’t overdo it. Take in 300-600 ml of water so you can be hydrated but not bloated before running. After the run, drink 150% of the fluid lost over the next two hours, then drink little and often during the remainder of the day. You’ll be able to run at your peak and not risk dehydration and other health risks. For a fully detailed article on this topic, click here:: Hydration – The Right Applicaiton
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