recovery drinks

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    snappyandrew

    No, not Ale.
    I have tried SiS, CNP and a concoction I made up by mixing whey and maltodextrin from Myprotein.
    As I get older I know that I need it as I feel run down the day after a good session on the bike.
    I’m about to buy some more and would be interested if anyone has any tips.
    Ta Andrew

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    wellcoordinated

    fukawitribe wrote:Milk or, if

    fukawitribe wrote:
    Milk or, if i’m pushing the boat out, semi-skimmed chocolate milk shake drinks. And water. And salami (obviously).

    Definitely salami. I call it recover sausage – it sound more technical and therefore must be better than regular sausage.

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    wellcoordinated

    High 5 chocolate recovery
    High 5 chocolate recovery drink. No idea whether it does any good but the taste with milk is great.

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    crikey

    Be careful that your use of
    Be careful that your use of ‘recovery’ drinks isn’t simply piling in a lot more calories than you actually expend.

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    Nixster

    Semi-skimmed with a dollop of
    Semi-skimmed with a dollop of whichever whey protein is on offer at Tesco – as long as its chocolate.

    Or just chocolate milk đŸ˜‰

    Its only one bit of nutrition in the context of a whole week’s worth of food though and I’d guess the wider picture has more influence on overall performance.

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    stenmeister

    Goat’s milk for me because
    Goat’s milk for me because the fat in it is easier to digest than cow’s milk

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    fukawitribe

    Milk or, if i’m pushing the
    Milk or, if i’m pushing the boat out, semi-skimmed chocolate milk shake drinks. And water. And salami (obviously).

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