if i only have a few fruits at my disposal to eat after riding for recovery, which would serve me best. a banana, apple, or orange?
which is best for recovery??
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If you are hungry and needs energy, neither of the other two beats a banana.
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Agreed SG.
My own favourite are apples though : I eat a minimum of three per day : I find them a great source of energy.
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Bananas are the best nutritionally, but a nice cold orange out of the fridge on a hot day feels so refreshing.
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Make a fruit salad!
wnowak06 said:
if i only have a few fruits at my disposal to eat after riding for recovery, which would serve me best. a banana, apple, or orange?
which is best for recovery?? -
For recovery - orange,
for energy - banana 🙂 -
Romis said:
For recovery - orange,
for energy - banana 🙂
really you should have something more substantial try a bannana smoothie -
Have to go with the banana.
My favorite is chilled mango.
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[quote="Bro Deal"]Have to go with the banana.
definitaly the banana- it is an amazing fruit.
they are also really good frozen(taste like ice cream). that is my favorite in the summer after a long ride in the hot humid heat- frozen banana and a glass of chocolate milk. yummm:p -
jamesstout said:
really you should have something more substantial try a bannana smoothie
I agree - one medium banana, one navel orange (they're the best for this), 1/2c plain nonfat yogurt, 1/2c skim milk, and 6-8 ice cubes, Blenderize the daylights out of it and quaff it down- sheer heaven! If you want (not needed for recovery, but good for you), add a couple tablespoons of ground flaxseed- golden is best for this, as the brown has a stronger flavor.
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Banana!!!
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vio765 said:
Banana!!!
Bananas..... always bananas!! -
Both the banana and orange have potassium---good for keeping the muscle cramps away. The banana has an added bonus of a bit of protein, though not very much. (I understand protein shortly after exercise is good for muscle recovery?...)
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Considering, that to aid recovery after exercise you need ~1 to 1.5 grams of carbohydrate per kg of body mass, you're going to have to eat an awful lot of fruit (of whatever type) to meet those needs...
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wnowak06 said:
if i only have a few fruits at my disposal to eat after riding for recovery, which would serve me best. a banana, apple, or orange?
which is best for recovery??None of these, I'd prefer a red grapefruit.
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TrailRider said:
I agree - one medium banana, one navel orange (they're the best for this), 1/2c plain nonfat yogurt, 1/2c skim milk, and 6-8 ice cubes, Blenderize the daylights out of it and quaff it down- sheer heaven! If you want (not needed for recovery, but good for you), add a couple tablespoons of ground flaxseed- golden is best for this, as the brown has a stronger flavor.
That sounds tasty, thanks for the recipe.~A
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Hi to all,I`m new here 🙂 and I prefer bannana
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Banana's good energy giver.But if you wanna recover from illnesses such as colds, go for fruits rich in vitamin C. Oranges would do it.
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you're getting into something very relevant and complex.
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the good old mainstay I would recommend is dates (Deglet Noor, the most common) These will restore you to a perhaps unexpected level.Israel (Eliasjha)
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Japheth said:
you're getting into something very relevant and complex.
However, -
the good old mainstay I would recommend is dates (Deglet Noor, the most common) These will restore you to a perhaps unexpected level.Israel (Eliasjha)
i like dates raisins and dried solur cherries/ blueberries
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