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Up to 5hrs/week training

Avocado Tuna Salad on Apple Slices

Keep things simple with this six-ingredient avocado tuna salad savory desert or lunch snack that’s quick to create. Apple slices replace traditional bread for crunch minimizing extra carbs. Rotisserie chicken can stand in for canned tuna to add another option to suit your taste. Lean Endurance take;

  • In moderation, tuna is a healthy, low-calorie protein source.

  • It's rich in omega-3 fatty acids, which are essential nutrients that aid your heart, brain, and immune system

  • Tuna is a great source of lean high biological value protein for all endurance athletes, meaning that it provides all the essential amino acids required for repair and recovery especially post training

Up to 10hrs/week training

Apple “Cookies”

Apples with almond or peanut butter snack, Lean Endurance take;

  • You get plenty of nutritional benefits when you choose apples with peanut butter. A small apple with 2 tablespoons of peanut butter supplies 7 grams of protein, or 15 percent of the daily value. Your body needs protein to build muscle and tissue, among other functions.

  • Apples with peanut butter provide 29 grams of carbohydrate, which your body needs to fuel its various systems. Fruits like apples are smart carb choices because they also supply fiber, the indigestible part of plant foods that support good digestion and heart health. A serving of apples with peanut butter offers more than 5 grams of fiber, or 21 percent of your daily needs.

  • The downside to this snack is that the spread is high in fat. While a plain apple provides no fat at all, 2 tablespoons of peanut butter gives you 24 percent of the daily value for total fat, of which 15 percent is saturated. (Simply limiting your the total peanut butter or almond butter will help)

  • If your diet consists mainly of plant foods, that much saturated fat in your snack probably won't be a problem. Lots of healthy plant foods, like olive oil and tofu, contain some saturated fat. However, if your meals rely heavily on meat and other animal products, you may be taking in too much saturated fat.