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  1. 01dragonslayer

    How to Manipulate Carbs for Targeted Sleep

    by TC Luoma A Specific Strategy for Healing the Body A meta-study on the effects of carbohydrate quality and quantity on types of sleep reveals a tactic that every athlete needs to adopt. This is an article about better sleep, restorative sleep, and it has nothing to do with stuff any moron can...
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    Carbohydrate confusion

    How do we define good carbs and bad carbs? The glycemic index system of ranking carbohydrates remains the gold standard of categorizing carbohydrate sources. Lower-glycemic index carbohydrates—including beans, sweet potatoes, brown rice, and most vegetables and fruits—are typically recommended...
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    Macronutrient Breakdown: Carbohydrates

    Performing cardio, lifting heavy, hell, getting to the gym and warming your body up—they all require energy. Your muscles are much more than physical attributes giving you confidence and your desired appearance; they are your motor. Knowing that, think about this for a second. You’re going on a...
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    Know How Many Carbs You Need Lifters and athletes can handle more carbs, even when trying to lose fat. Check out these guidelines.

    A low-carb diet is a good approach for severely overweight, insulin resistant, sedentary people. But that doesn't mean it's the best diet for lifters and athletes. If you're active and relatively lean already, your carb intake can be higher because leaner people have better nutrient partitioning...
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    THE BIG FAT KETO DIET FAIL

    The ketogenic diet is one of the hottest diet trends at the moment. Not fat-adapted yet? Not putting sticks of butter in your coffee? Welp, you can't sit with us! (A sarcastic reference to Mean Girls, in case you missed it.) I don't know what's more disturbing – putting sticks of butter in...
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    CARBOHYDRATE, PROTEIN AND ELECTROLYTES FOR IMPROVED EXERCISE ...

    It is well documented that consumption of carbohydrates during exercise can improve performance (1), and there is also a wealth of research that supports the notion that including electrolytes such as sodium into a sports drink has been shown to increase and support hydration levels (ingestion...
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    Fueling for Endurance Training

    Endurance exercise is generally any aerobic exercise performed for an hour or more, like running, swimming, and cycling. Think marathoner or triathlete. But whether you’re competing or not, if you’re performing this type of physical activity, it’s important to know the difference in fueling for...
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    Carbohydrates: Timing Recommendations for Enhanced Performance

    Due to the unique energy demands of strength and endurance based sports, athletes who participate in these activities have different carbohydrate requirements needed to fuel optimal performance. Aerobic endurance athletes and those who train for 60 minutes or more a day (think runners, cyclists...
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    Metabolic Efficiency: Using Fat As Energy

    What if you could teach your body to burn more fat and preserve carbohydrates stores to improve health, reduce body weight and body fat and improve athletic performance? Not surprisingly, this is possible with a few adjustments to your daily nutrition plan. By using a little basic science...
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    Biggest Myth About Dietary Fat

    What do we think of when we think of “bad” food? No, not the tastes bad Fear Factor type foods, but the naughty foods we’re discouraged from eating. Desserts, potato chips, hot dogs, deep fried mayonnaise balls, and the list goes on. Generally speaking, we classify fats as “bad,” and we classify...
  11. 01dragonslayer

    Carbohydrates: Timing Recommendations for Enhanced Performance

    Due to the unique energy demands of strength and endurance based sports, athletes who participate in these activities have different carbohydrate requirements needed to fuel optimal performance. Aerobic endurance athletes and those who train for 60 minutes or more a day (think runners, cyclists...
  12. 01dragonslayer

    Good Carbs vs Bad Carbs: Do You Know the Difference?

    Do you love carbs? Of course, you do! They’re delicious! Carbohydrates are a great source of energy when our body converts them into glycogen. However, when you look at many diets that people are following these days, the majority of them are low or no carb. Look at the Atkins Diet and...
  13. 01dragonslayer

    Fueling for Endurance Training

    Endurance exercise is generally any aerobic exercise performed for an hour or more, like running, swimming, and cycling. Think marathoner or triathlete. But whether you’re competing or not, if you’re performing this type of physical activity, it’s important to know the difference in fueling for...
  14. 01dragonslayer

    Fueling for Endurance Training

    Endurance exercise is generally any aerobic exercise performed for an hour or more, like running, swimming, and cycling. Think marathoner or triathlete. But whether you’re competing or not, if you’re performing this type of physical activity, it’s important to know the difference in fueling for...
  15. 01dragonslayer

    Making Your Around-the-Workout Nutrition Worth It!

    By Adam Bisek Peanut butter and jelly, salt and pepper—workout and protein shake? Chances are if you work out whatsoever you have a cabinet full of mismatched shaker bottles, or maybe I’m just more disorganized than most. Nevertheless, the shaker bottle and its protein-rich elixir have gone hand...
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    Fat Loss Guide: Understanding Fat Metabolism & Macronutrients

    Fat loss has become important for all of us; whether we’re losing weight for our health, the beach, or a contest, we follow all kinds of diets and workout routines in an attempt to lose fat. Yet when people tell us what to eat, what workouts burn fat, etc; we fail to understand how fat...
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    Cutting Diets & Carbohydrates: Do You Need To Go “Low-carb?”

    It is considered an absolute truth that to get shredded you must cut or cycle carbohydrate intake. Learn why carbs might just be helpful during periods of fat loss. One thing that seems to pervade the health and fitness industry is the supposition that carbohydrates must always be highly...
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    Nutrition For Optimal Recovery

    This article shows you what to eat after your workout and explains why. A must read if you want to maximize your lean muscle gain. One way to achieve optimum performance is to focus on post exercise food choices. Since carbohydrates are the primary source of fuel during intense activities and...
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    Are Carbohydrates Really Our Enemy?

    An in-depth view of what carbohydrate foods you should be eating, when and why. I must read for people wanting to gain or lose weight. I receive lots of questions regarding the eating of carbohydrates and one of the general questions that I frequently get asked is “wont carbohydrate foods make...
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    The Case for Refeed Days: A Secret to Successful Dieting?

    If you've hit a plateau on your fat loss journey despite weeks of dieting to no avail, a refeed day may just be the key to your new found success. Have you been dieting for as long as you can remember? Are you following a very low-calorie diet? Are you struggling to break through a fat loss...
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