Sports Nutrition For Endurance Runners

December 26, 2009  
Filed under Diet & Fitness, Diet And Nutrition, Running

What to Eat and Drink Before, During and After Exercising By: Krista Sadlers   Proper nutrition and hydration can help endurance athletes maintain their health, train efficiently, prevent soreness and recover quickly.   Running, especially training for endurance events, can cause fatigue quickly. Proper nutrition and hydration help runners meet the demands of their physical [...]

Water Intoxication from Distance Running

December 21, 2009  
Filed under Diet & Fitness, Running

You’ve been running for miles. You haven’t had a sip nor a drop of water or fluid from your kit. Your throat is parched. Your feet are screaming and your back is aching. But you refuse to sit down, to bend over and take a few seconds to rest. In a race, even seconds count. [...]

CrossFit Central 300 Challenge

August 31, 2009  
Filed under Crossfit, Diet & Fitness

  CrossFitCentral asked: Crossfit centrals 300 challenge workout. Giana     Click here to like this post. Unlike

Running on Inspiration

August 6, 2009  
Filed under Diet & Fitness

By FitMom Last spring a couple of my neighbors started training for a half-marathon. I watched as they ran past my home office window. After several weeks of watching them I couldn’t help but be inspired. I laced up my shoes and headed outside. I knew two things about running: 1) It worked and 2) [...]

Strength training and interval training for runners

August 4, 2009  
Filed under Diet & Fitness, Fitness, Running

By: Daniela Nahas With the good weather fast approaching, there are many runners coming out of hibernation. I thought it only appropriate to speak about how strength training and interval cardio training can increasing your speed, stamina and prevent injury down the road. Prevent injury: Running is great for building cardiovascular strength, however it also [...]

Running for Beginners

August 4, 2009  
Filed under Diet & Fitness

By: Chris Brogan How does a fat guy get fit enough to run? Are you thinking of taking up running? Here’s some advice: Trails versus Street First, a word about trail running. Trails are softer which gives two immediate results. One, your knees thank you for less painful impact. Two, because trails are less solid [...]

2007 Tiszaujvaros BG Triathlon World Cup

August 3, 2009  
Filed under Diet & Fitness, Triathlon

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Caffeine, exercise may help ward off skin cancer

By Will Dunham WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Exercise and moderate caffeine consumption together could help ward off sun-induced skin cancer, researchers said on Monday, but cautioned against ditching the sun screen in favor of a jog and a cappuccino. Experiments on mice showed that caffeine and exercise together somehow made them better able to destroy precancerous [...]

Peanut Butter as Running Food

July 31, 2009  
Filed under Diet & Fitness, Running

  In this day and age of energy bars, protein powders and weight gain shakes, many athletes forget about "real" foods, such as peanut butter. Peanut butter is one of the best sports foods around. It is tasty, inexpensive, satisfying, nourishing, and even good for our health. But all too often, one can hear athletes [...]

How Much Water Does An Athlete Need?

July 31, 2009  
Filed under Diet & Fitness, Diet And Nutrition

  By Dr. Lorraine Williams, chiropractor turned TrackMom. One of the biggest challenges for parents, athletes and their coaches is determining how much water an athlete needs at different times in their day and training. If the athlete’s urine is dark and scanty, it is concentrated with metabolic wastes and the athlete needs to drink [...]

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