Fuel Station
Experiment with your carbs and fluids for training and races
Athletes who want to build muscles and recover well from workouts are often confused by ads for protein supplements.
As a Registered Dietitian, I am a member of several organizations to stay in touch with the latest nutrition news and information.
At the start of the new year, many Americans begin to reflect on the past year — the goals we set and whether or not we achieved them.
I love oats. I find myself getting creative with oatmeal and not just eating it for breakfast, and I typically use instant oats and add in fruits, raisins and nuts.
As you create a plan for your athletic endeavors, are you also considering how your diet needs to adjust as your training changes?
My good friend from middle school once told me, that when she was little, she would only eat carrots and her nose actually turned orange!
Speed. It’s the triathlete’s partner in crime and sometimes a long lost friend that is hard to locate.
I often get asked the question – how do I recover quicker?
"I'm afraid to eat before I exercise ... I might get a side stitch."
Electrolyte consumption for Ironman athletes has been a very popular topic, especially as of late.