Diet Tips

Running is, hands down, one of the most effective ways to sheds the pounds and keep them off for good. Countless runners have reached their ideal bodyweight with...

I believe that this is the ONLY weight loss article you will ever need to read. This blog post is the ultimate collection of some of the best and scientifically proven weight loss techniques you will ever need to know. In fact, this is the ultimate insider’s guide on how to lose weight and keep it off for good. This guide will take you through every aspect of weight loss possible, from exercise to diet, motivation and lifestyle. So if you are looking to lose weight—whether it’s 5 pounds, 10 pounds, 20 pounds, you name it—then keep on reading.

Here is the thing. Eat the right things at the right times, and you’ll run better. In fact, if you’re serious about reaching your full potential, you must properly fuel your body both before and after training. Your daily energy intake is by far the most crucial part of your nutrition plan no matter what your fitness goal is (improving performance, building muscle, losing weight, you name it). If you stick to a healthy, balanced diet, making sure you are getting ample nutrients and calories, you should be set on the right path. Otherwise, if you ignore your fuel needs, you’re going to be setting the stage for training setbacks. And you don’t want that. The ideal diet is a lot like a good training regime. The right nutrition plan will improve your performance and deliver great results in the same manner a well-rounded running program gradually improves your power and conditioning. That’s why, dear reader, today I’m going to share with you some of the basic runner's diet and guidelines to help you properly fuel for your training. So are you excited? Then here we go. How to Properly Fuel For Your Training - Basic Runners Diet Advice

As a runner, you got to pay attention to the foods you eat, if you are serious about reaching your full fitness potential. And taking enough protein is one of the best dietary solutions for speeding up your recovery and improving your fitness gains. The fact is, runners require more protein than couch potatoes to help repair, build and maintain muscle mass after hard training. In today’s post, I’ll discuss runners protein needs, how proteins help, and how to get the most out of it.  I’ll also teach you about the main differences between “complete” and “incomplete” proteins along with a complete list of protein-rich foods. So are you ready? Then here we go.

As runners, we all know that food is energy—and when we nourish our bodies with the best food that nature has to offer, the better the performance our bodies give us. That’s simple. That’s why,...

Whether you are a runner, a biker, a Crossfitter, or just a fitness enthusiast, the quality of food you consume has a huge impact on your fitness gains and results. And as you might already know, there are mainly two categories of foods: natural foods and processed foods. So what’s the difference between these two? Which one is better for you? Why? Which one (s) should you avoid? These are some of the questions I will give a clear and jargon-free answer to. In today’s post, I will dive a little deeper into what makes (and defines) natural foods versus processed foods as there some to still be many misunderstandings regarding this topic. So are you excited? Then here we go… What is the Difference Between Natural & Processed Foods?

Looking to improve your performance, speed up recovery, and increase total health and fitness? Then, you need to pay attention to your pre- and post-workout nutrition. If you don’t adequately address your pre- and post-run nutritional needs, odds are you might not make it down the road. In fact, consuming the right nutrients at the right times is just as important as the frequency and intensity of your runs. That’s why today you’re in luck. To make sure you’re eating the right things at the right times, I have gathered an extensive list of some of the most nutritious pre-run and post-run meals and snacks. Enjoy! So, are you excited? Then here we go.

Do you find yourself starving after a run? Does your stomach screams for substance following a hard workout? Are you experiencing runner’s hunger, aka “runger”, more than often? If so, then you are not alone. In fact, this is pretty common and happens more often than you think. The Runger Phenomenon Runger, which is the hunger induced by running (Running + Hunger), is very common and can be handled without much trouble. However, this little issue can become a real problem to be taken seriously, especially if you are serious about reaching your fitness goals, be it losing weight, building healthier eating habits, or improving running performance.

Many weight-conscious dieters believe that one must not snack, especially at night. That said, when those late night cravings strike, staying out of the kitchen is no easy feat. In fact, often than not, the most...

When it comes to post-workout nutrition, chocolate milk is an increasingly popular choice. And for all the right the reasons. In fact, this magical beverage might be one of the best drinks to consume after...