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Recover

Fuel your workout recovery through science-backed sleep and nutrition tips, warm up, cool down, and mobility exercises, and meditation.

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Nutrition

What to Eat After a Run, According to Sports Dietitians

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Meditation

How to Practice Loving-Kindness Meditation (and 4 Major Benefits of Doing So)

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Stretching + Mobility

The 9 Best Stretches to Loosen Up Tight Hamstrings

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Nutrition

9 Reasons Why You’re so Sleepy After Eating—and How to Prevent It

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Nutrition

How Much Protein Should You Eat to Gain Muscle?

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Sleep

How Much Deep Sleep Do You Need?

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Nutrition

7 Reasons Why You May Feel Extra Hungry After a Workout

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Sleep

Rest vs. Sleep: How They’re Different and Why Getting Enough of Each Matters

An athlete sitting on the floor at home eating a fruit and yogurt bowl after finishing a dumbbell workout.

Nutrition

Is There an ‘Ideal’ Time to Eat After Finishing a Workout?

An close-up photo of an athlete holding a candy bar that she's taken a bite out of before her workout.

Nutrition

Why So Many Athletes Eat Candy or Other Forms of Sugar Before, During, or After Workouts

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Nutrition

What to Eat After a Marathon, from Finish Line to the Following Week

A plate with sweet potatoes, spinach, and scrambled tofu. Sweet potatoes and spinach are two of the best antioxidant foods.

Nutrition

8 Dietitian-Loved Antioxidant Foods to Add to Your Rotation

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