NUTRITION
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Taking on the duo-role as student-athlete at the collegiate level can present challenges that are both stressful and rewarding at the same time. Balancing early morning practices, frequent double workouts, classes, class work, sleep and a social life leaves little breathing room and can hurt the student-athlete academically and athletically if they are not managing their time effectively.
Whether you’re hiking to the summit of Mount Whitney, kicking up some dirt in a 24-hour mountain bike relay race, conquering mile after mile in an ultra-marathon or combining several disciplines over several hundred miles of an adventure race course, reaching the peak with respect to performance requires careful nutrition planning. In this article, I offer you a “nutrition essentials timeline” as you prepare for your next big adventure.
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You want extreme sports? How about a 135-mile marathon through Death Valley in July? If running is not your thing, perhaps maneuvering over rocks, sand ...
Envision yourself navigating through ocean waves (or a cold mountain lake), powering up a 10 percent grade on a single-track trail lined with boulders, and ...
Have you caught the cycling bug? Do you itch to fit in with all the hard-core roadies spinning like maniacs every weekend? Has Lance Armstrong, cancer survivor turned six-time Tour de France champion, inspired you? Regardless of your will to ride, cycling can be an excellent way to build your overall fitness as well as to see miles and miles of beautiful landscape. This article provides some basic nutritional road rules to help you achieve success in the sport of cycling.
Are you thinking about registering for an out-of-town race yet feel a bit nervous about leaving the comforts of hometown racing? This includes having easy ...
Are you thinking about registering for an out-of-town race yet feel a bit nervous about leaving the comforts of hometown racing? This includes having easy ...
Nutrition during an endurance race can be tricky. Dehydration, upset stomach and hyponatremia can ruin your Triathlon experience. Kimberly Mueller-Brown, MS, RD offers these helpful nutrition tips that will keep you going during the swimmin, cycling, and running legs of your Triathlon.
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Speed. Strength. Endurance. You’ll need all three if you’re going to tackle the Keweenaw Trail Running Festival.
