The intake of water and salt should be balanced. Be sure to replenish water and inorganic salts in time after sweating. The correct hydration method is to drink slowly with a small mouth, and the water temperature should not be too low. It is best to drink light salt boiled water or sports drinks.
Carbohydrates are essential. Sufficient carbohydrates should be supplemented before and after fitness to ensure the storage of liver glycogen, provide energy for the body and maintain blood sugar levels. Foods rich in carbohydrates mainly include rice, cereals, vegetables and fruits.
Eat more protein food. Eat more food containing protein, an animal and plant, after fitness. Generally speaking, within 90 minutes after training, protein's demand reaches its peak, and it is best to supplement protein at this time. Protein-rich foods mainly include lean meat, eggs, fish, milk and beans.