10-08-2015 06:08
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Best Answer10-08-2015 07:38
10-08-2015 07:38
I see it as you doing two options:
1. Break your lunch up into your two 10 minute breaks and jog during your actual lunch break.
2. Keep some snacks at your desk if possible and eat a granola bar or some protein packed snack before your run then eat your lunch after.
I also go on my lunch break but I always eat after, I was able to push myself to hold out till after. It takes time, but once you get on a specific schedule it should be managable to hold off an extra half hour to eat.
Best Answer10-08-2015 09:25
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10-08-2015 09:25
When I go at Lunch time I always eat after. But also like @awood08 said eat a snack earlier.
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10-08-2015 13:48
10-08-2015 13:48
Do you have a desk job? My last job was a desk job and I had the flexibility of eating my lunch at my desk. I worked a 2:30-11pm shift, and I had my first break at 5pm. Since I never really adjusted to this schedule, and didn't want to be eating dinner at 8pm, I broke my lunch out at my desk on my first break. When my actual, scheduled lunch came around I used that time to go for a brisk-paced walk.
Best Answer10-08-2015 15:31
10-08-2015 15:31
Eat during the day to keep your energy levels up - apples and bananas are great for doing this.
Also drink plenty of water to keep your body hydrated.
Best Answer10-09-2015 07:25
10-09-2015 07:25
Best Answer10-09-2015 07:25
10-09-2015 07:25
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