I totally get the struggle of trying to maintain your fitness goals during Passover. Matzah is delicious but not exactly your typical post-workout food, especially when you're focused on recovery and muscle gains. I've found that combining matzah with a protein-rich spread like cream cheese or even adding some smoked salmon really helps boost the protein content while keeping it festive. Another tip I've learned is to plan your meals around your workouts. If possible, do your exercise sessions close to when you can have more balanced meals, so your body recovers better. Also, it's important to stay hydrated—especially since matzah is quite dry and can make you feel sluggish if you’re not drinking enough water. One thing I always remind myself during Passover is that flexibility and consistency are key. It’s okay if your meals look a bit different from your usual routine as long as you keep your overall goals in mind. Using matzah creatively in snacks or meals can actually add some variety, and if you pair it with fresh veggies or protein sources, it becomes a balanced meal. This approach has helped me enjoy traditional foods while not falling off track with my fitness journey.