what to eat before a10k run
Eat your breakfast 2-3 hours before the race start. Again this should be carbohydrate-based, ideally with some high glycaemic carbs included. Good examples include cereal, porridge and jam/honey, toast and jam, or cereal bars with yogurt and fruit.at your breakfast 2-3 hours before the race start. Again this should be carbohydrate-based, ideally with some high glycaemic carbs included. Good examples include cereal, porridge and jam/honey, toast and jam, or cereal bars with yogurt and fruit.