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Thursday, January 07, 2010
Vitamin D and Endurance Exercise
By admin @ 10:13 AM :: 131 Views :: 0 Comments :: :: Sports Nutrition, Dietary Supplements, Diet and Nutrients
Vitamin D and Endurance Exercise



Written by: Reyana Ewing, MPH, RD, CLE

Low vitamin D levels are very likely limiting your running performance, and may compromise your heal
As runners we want to do everything possible to perform well and have a great season.  We are meticulous about our training schedules, hydration, sleeping habits, etc.  Yet many times we fall short when it comes to nutrition.

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Friday, June 05, 2009
Energy/Snack Bars
By admin @ 8:21 AM :: 305 Views :: 0 Comments :: :: Sports Nutrition, General Nutrition and Diet Tips, Weight Management, Celiac Disease and Gluten Sensitivity

Energy/Snack Bars

 

Here is a list of energy/ snack bars to try for in between meals, to have before a workout or take along in a race. Select different bars to achieve some variety. They are easy to use and taste great.

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Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Mediator Release Testing in Sports Medicine
By admin @ 3:04 PM :: 418 Views :: 0 Comments :: :: MRT/LEAP, Sports Nutrition, Exercise and Physical Activity

For a number of years, the MRT assay has been quietly coming into more and more frequent use within the collegiate and professional athlete populations.

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Sunday, September 21, 2008
Tips for Exercising in the Heat
By admin @ 11:50 AM :: 297 Views :: 0 Comments :: :: Sports Nutrition, Exercise and Physical Activity

Remember that heat from the sun, air temperatures and humidity,as well as type and intensity of work must be considered when planning activities.

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Friday, September 19, 2008
Recommendations for Pre-competition Meals
By admin @ 11:23 PM :: 245 Views :: 0 Comments :: :: Sports Nutrition
Pre-competition meals are unlikely to provide any enhancement of competitive performance unless: the activity requires a consistent effort over a time period of 60-90 minutes or longer OR the food is consumed at least 2-3 hours prior to the event (the minimum time required for the stomach to empty its contents into the GI tract).
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Friday, September 19, 2008
Eating for Optimum Performance
By admin @ 11:17 PM :: 260 Views :: 0 Comments :: :: Sports Nutrition
When an athlete is involved in high intensity training and competition, the types of foods he or she consumes is very important.
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