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Heat Exhaustion
Every now and then I do something colossally stupid that probably ought to kill me but I somehow luck my way through and survive. Saturday was one of those days.
Posted in Bike, Mistakes, Nutrition
Tagged dumb luck, heat exhaustion, incredidumb, stupidity
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Lunch
Most Sundays, I get a 5lb, free range, organic chicken and roast it, then use the meat for lunch during the week. Â I use the beer can method, putting lemon and garlic inside, and basting with olive oil, pepper, sea … Continue reading
Race Nutrition Planning
Before any race, it’s vital you find out what products will be available at the aid stations and where those stations are on the course. Â You should always do some test runs with those same products to make sure they … Continue reading
Posted in Nutrition, Training
Tagged auburn half-iron, cytomax, gatorade, hammer gel
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10 tips for better eating
It’s taken me a long time to form good eating habits. Â Just a couple years ago my dinner would alternate between microwave dinners and mac-n-cheese (sometime with hot dogs thrown in). Â It was quick, simple, and I didn’t have to … Continue reading
Pre-workout Nutrition
Back before I knew anything about anything, I would set out for a run in the morning on an empty stomach, thinking that my body would be forced to use my fat stores for fuel. Â Although it is possible to … Continue reading
nutrition / hydration
The other day my father emailed me some advice from a gym buddy of his that has ended up in the medical tent at the end of the Seattle Marathon three times: It seems that the weather is so damp … Continue reading
Hammer Gel
For training or events lasting more than an hour, I need portable, easily digestible calories to keep going. Â Hammer Gel has been working great for me, though it does usually make me belch once or twice. Â Also, it’s damn … Continue reading
Fuel belt & nuun tablets
I’ve found that, for runs of an hour or less, I don’t need any water. Â Past that, though, things start to go downhill very quickly, and not in the fun “hey I’m running downhill” kind of way. Â I used to … Continue reading