Wednesday Workout Blog Hop {with Linky}

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Hosted By: My Fitness World , Lets Move It Mamma's & Living Smart Girl

This is a workout blog hop for Wednesdays! You will receive workout tips, exercise ideas and healthy food ideas from My Fitness World , Lets Move It Mamma's & Living Smart Girl, plus work on your followers!!! Fitness and Health doesn't have to be boring or hard. It can be fun and enjoyable. Fitness is my life and I totally love it. I am a certified group fitness instructor through {NETA}. I teach 20 fitness classes a week and love every minute of it.

Ok we have our first featured Blogger. 

Books, Fitness & Other Stuff

HERE ARE THE RULES; Wait There Are NO Rules:

1. Follow My Fitness World, Lets Move It Mamma's & Living Smart Girl

and our featured blogger, Books, Fitness & Other Stuff.

2. Leave us a comment letting us know you follow so we can follow back.

3. Grab our button and post it up on your blog, linking back to our hop.

Leave your linky down below.

Tell us your favorite exercise and why?

Follow as many blogs as you like

And Have Fun!!!

Here is your Wednesday Workout Exercise:

Single-Arm Knee-Touch Extensions

Get on all fours, on the ground. Bring opposite elbow to opposite knee, then extend leg and arm completely reaching outward. Repeat alternating sides.

3 Sets of 12 Reps each side

REMEMBER TO 

Eat a post-exercise snack

BY: Debbie Siebers @ Beachbody

Ideally, you should have used most of your stored glycogen to finish your workout. You now have a window between 15 minutes and one hour after exercise when your body is at its peak to absorb nutrients (up to four times better than at any other time). You want to eat a small snack during this period that is four parts carbohydrates to one part protein. The high carb content is because your body wants to replenish its glycogen stores as quickly as possible. This will speed up your recovery and make you less sore. A little protein kick starts muscle resynthesis as well. Keep this meal very light, under 300 calories, and it should allow you to recover and keep you from getting hungry until you eat a proper meal, two to three hours later.