Can’t Face Food After a Long Run? You’re Not Alone
Published 12 days ago • 3 min read
Be A Healthy Woman Healthy Runner
The companion guide to the book EAT TO RUN: Fast Meal Planning and Easy Fuelling for Busy Women
Dear Reader
Finished a long run but struggling to eat afterward? You’re definitely not alone. Many runners find their appetite disappears or nausea sets in when it’s time to refuel — but skipping that post-run fuel can slow down recovery.
In my latest EAT TO RUN post, I share simple, practical tips to help you top up your energy even when your stomach isn’t cooperating. Plus, I reveal my own tricks for handling that post-run nausea.
Take a look and find out how to make refuelling easier and kinder to your body.
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Efficient recovery means we are nourished and energised ready for the next training session. We talk about 4 everyday foods to add to your post run meal.
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