Meals

Fuel up with the perfect pre-workout smoothie

Chris Hemsworth and Simon Hill watch a smoothie being blended.

When you’re gearing up for a heavy workout, you don’t want a heavy stomach weighing you down. Pre-workout food should be fast-digesting – nothing too rich, or too much fat. My Choc Mint Smoothie Bowl is perfect for this task. The fruits provide natural carbohydrate, which is readily transferred to your muscles to keep the energy coming while you’re training.

It also delivers a moderate amount of protein. While you often hear about how necessary protein is post-workout, studies have shown it’s your overall protein intake and spacing that really impacts muscle growth and strength. That’s why I like to give myself an even spread of protein over a whole day.

Simon Hill's Choc Mint Smoothie Bowl from the Centr meal plan.

Make Simon Hill's Choc Mint Smoothie Bowl here

But wait, there’s more. The fruit and vegetables in this smoothie bowl are loaded with antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties, which can help prevent cell damage when you’re active. They’re also important when it comes to staying active and healthy for life.

If that sounds like a lot to think about, don’t worry – this smoothie bowl is really simple to make! Just get those ingredients into a blender, then power into your next workout knowing you’ve got the fuel to get you through it.

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