Nutrition

Just what is Carbohydrate Cycling and Why Does it Contribute to Rapid Fat Loss?

Carbohydrate cycling might just be the most effective low carbohydrate diet method of losing body fat ever devised! This technique has been one of the most well-kept secrets of bodybuilders and fitness models, but it can be used by just about anyone to accelerate fat loss or break a fat-loss plateau. 

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Nutrition for optimum athlete workouts

‘The Essentials’

‘A good diet can’t make an average athlete great, but a poor diet can make a great athlete average’ D. Costill (1994).

Here are some recommended foods to eat in order to fuel your workout optimally. Remember that you will only be able to train and perform at your maximum if you are fuelled to do so.

For fat loss gains try to workout on an empty stomach, or make sure that you have digested at least a small meal 2-3 hours before.

Remember that if the body’s gas tank is empty your muscles will not produce the required power and will turn to fat for a fuel rather than carbohydrate, as a result be aware that your technique may be affected.

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NUTRITION AND HYDRATION FOR OPTIMUM FAT LOSS AND PERFORMANCE

Your Knowledge Measurement Self Assessment Book

The real secret to fat loss and building muscle lies with CORRECT NUTRITION.
However what people lack is real knowledge in this area and this can set you back from your goals significantly.

So I designed this book in order for you to be able to assess and further develop your own knowledge on the most important aspect of attaining your goals – Correct Diet and Nutrition.

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Carbonated Fizzy Drinks ABSOLUTELY WILL Sabotage Your Fat Loss Progress

Many people make the mistake of drinking fizzy drinks thinking that they’re safe in the knowledge that their consuming zero calories.

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Ideal Nutrition for Competitive Events

As you prepare for a big event such as a running race or triathlon, you may want to taper your training so you are gradually doing less volume in training and are fresher for the big day.

If this is the case, you’ll need to think about changing your eating habits as well – if you carry on eating the same amount, you may start putting on weight and increased body fat which may impair your performance.

It’s not something you should be checking rigorously after every meal or every training session but keep an eye on what you’re eating and the number of calories going in nonetheless.

 

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