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]]>Being hydrated during your race is super important. Increase your fluid intake in the days leading up and drink normally the night before. The last thing you want is to chug a whole bunch of water and be up the entire night peeing.
Carbo-loading can help keep you energized during a race, but it’s best to start three to seven days before the big day. Stick to the foods you have been eating as any changes could upset your stomach.
Alarms are great, but they’re not foolproof. When setting an alarm for the day, make sure it’s done properly. And to double (or triple) check that you actually do wake up, ask a friend, your mom, or fellow runner to make sure you’re awake.
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]]>The post Do’s and Don’ts Before Race Day appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Being hydrated during your race is super important. Increase your fluid intake in the days leading up and drink normally the night before. The last thing you want is to chug a whole bunch of water and be up the entire night peeing.
Carbo-loading can help keep you energized during a race, but it’s best to start three to seven days before the big day. Stick to the foods you have been eating as any changes could upset your stomach.
Alarms are great, but they’re not foolproof. When setting an alarm for the day, make sure it’s done properly. And to double (or triple) check that you actually do wake up, ask a friend, your mom, or fellow runner to make sure you’re awake.
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