Nutrition

Thanks to the Internet, we have abundant access to high quality, science-based nutrition podcasts. We also have access to a lot of questionable nutrition information. To help guide your nutrition education options, I have identified a few credible podcasts that focus on general nutrition, sports nutrition, dysfunctional eating, injury recovery, and other topics of interest to runners who strive to improve their performance.
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Running is an exciting, fantastic way to stay fit, relieve stress, and enjoy the outdoors. Whether you're a seasoned marathoner or just getting started, proper nutrition plays a crucial role in optimizing your performance, recovery, and overall health. In this article, we'll explore essential nutrition tips for runners to help you fuel your stride and achieve your running goals.
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Many women in 2023 are aware of how their diets can impact their health. As such, it’s important to get all the vitamins A, C, and B6 that can help you feel good. However, to help maintain your well-being, there are other supplements that you can take, some of which you may have heard of and some of which you haven’t.
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In the pursuit of fitness goals, individuals often explore various methods to enhance their performance, support muscle growth, and improve overall well-being. While exercise and a balanced diet are fundamental, natural supplements can play a pivotal role in optimizing fitness journeys. Harnessing the power of natural supplements not only aids in achieving fitness objectives but also contributes to overall health and vitality.
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Muscle recovery is essential to any fitness routine, whether you're a seasoned athlete or a casual exerciser. Proper healing helps you bounce back from workouts faster, reduces the risk of injuries, improves performance, and supports long-term fitness goals. This comprehensive guide will explore six valuable guidelines to help you quickly recover your muscles, allowing you to maximize your gains and feel your best after each workout.
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Many runners fantasize about losing weight (“Wouldn’t it be nice to lose a few pounds…”). Unlike some athletes who have to lose weight in order to meet a specific division for their sport (such as boxers or wrestlers), runners often choose to target a lower-than-normal weight for a specific race.
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Do you feel like your running stamina is holding you back from reaching your full potential? Do you dip in energy halfway through your runs, leaving you unable to keep up the needed pace and speed for a successful finish? If this sounds familiar, it might be time to consider supplementing and tweaking your diet. Small changes can make big differences when it comes to improving performance and increasing endurance.
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ADHD is characterized by hyperactivity, impulsivity, and/or inattention. It affects 4-10% of all American children and an estimated 4.4% of adults (ages 18-44 years). ADHD usually peaks when kids are 7 or 8 years old. Some of the ADHD symptoms diminish with maturation but 65-85% of the kids with AHDH go on to become adults with ADHD.
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Enjoyment of food should be one of life’s pleasures. Unfortunately, I counsel too many runners who scrutinize food and talk about eating nutrients (protein, carbs, and fat). They put a lot of energy into counting macros, calories and grams of sugar. Some find meals and snacks to be sources of anxiety, not enjoyment.
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The American College of Sports (ACSM.org) is a professional organization for sport science researchers, exercise physiologists, dietitians, doctors, and athlete care-providers Each year, at ACSM’s Annual Meeting, more than 3,000 sports medicine professionals and scientists from around the globe gather to present their latest research. At this year’s meeting, a lively 10 Questions / 10 Experts session hosted by Professionals in Nutrition for Exercise and Science addressed some current hot topics.
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