Runners Diet

Low-carb nutrition plans have been controversial for decades—the keto diet is no exception. Some experts warn that going high-fat raises cholesterol levels and is actually harmful. While others, backed by sound research, completely disagree....

Cookies are delicious, but most likely won’t tide you over until the next meal, nor provide your body with any valuable nutrients. In fact, these baked goods are nothing but empty calories. As a result, if...

Going on the ketogenic diet is simple enough. All you have to do is severely limit your carb intake long enough to get into and stay in ketosis. Knowing...

So, you have you decided to give the ketogenic diet a whirl. Well done. Keep it up! But unless you don’t mind eating eggs and bacon every day, you’ll need a few recipes to help you stick...

Protein is an integral part of a healthy diet whether you’re looking to build muscle, lose weight, or improve your overall fitness. The macronutrient is the building block for your muscles, bone, skin, and hair. It...

I Freaking Love Eggs—and for so many reasons. They can be a part of any healthy dish ,  and also incorporated into a host of healthy recipes. That's why I try to work them into my...

Calcium is CRUCIAL for bone health, whether you’re a beginner runner, or an elite athlete. This shouldn’t be news—unless you’ve been living under a rock for the entirety of your life. In today’s article, I’ll share with you a long list of the best foods to consume to get the nutrient.

A lot of people suffer from various health problems, such as obesity and diabetes, and the primary culprit is, often than not, the food they eat. In fact, nutrition has a significant impact on your overall health, period. As a result, if you eat lots of junk food, then you’ll, eventually, gain weight, become prone to cellular issues, and face a host of trouble.

If you’ve ever wondered how much a serving size is when it comes to various foods, then you are in the right place. To help you sort through the different ins and outs of serving...

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