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Assorted Sandwich

Lower to Moderate Fiber Lunch & Snacks
for Endurance Athletes

Midday fueling can be split into 3 separate times. One lunch and two snacks, depending on personal preference. It's important to aim for 12-20 grams of protein 5 times a day along with plenty of carbs to sustain energy and replenish nutrient stores throughout the day. Portions can vary depending on athletes needs and training regimen. Also if you notice any digestive difficulties while training, consider reducing fiber in the 3-4 hours before training (think easy to digest stuff!)


Simple packable lunches include a main dish with protein and carbs (can vary fiber or not depending on how your digestion works). Serve with a side of a fruit and a veggie to replenish nutrients used in training! Easy to pack fruit: apples, applesauce, banana, cutie oranges, grapes, berries, cut cantaloupe.


Easy to pack veggies: cherry tomatoes, baby carrots, snap peas, sliced peppers, sliced cucumbers, etc…

Lower to Moderate Fiber Lunch Ideas

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Easy to Pack Snack Ideas

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Lunch & Mid-Day Snack Glow-Up Videos

There’s nothing mid about these lunch and snack recipes. Watch the team cook up easy, funny meals that’ll keep you fueled when it’s practice or meet time.

First Place Winner! Chicken Caesar Wrap

Chicken Caesar Wrap Recipe by Austin and Milo

2nd Place Winner! Bagel Turkey Sandwich

Bagel Turkey Sandwich Recipe by James and Ricky

Tie for 3rd Place Winner!

3rd Place Winner! Chicken, Broccoli & Rice

Chicken, Broccoli & Rice Recipe by Theo and Liam

Mid-Day Snack Ideas

Mid-Day Snack Ideas by Joslyn and Hank

More Mid-Day Snack Ideas

More Mid-Day Snack Ideas by Joslyn and Marian

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