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Workouts and Nutrition For Athletes

Throughout my college years as an NCAA Division 1 athlete, I searched and searched for the right workout program, along with the right nutritional plan to maximize my performance. Unfortunately, the programs I found were too general, and rarely specific to my individual sport. Fortunately you have found this website, because I will provide you with specific workout programs for all collegiate sports, along with specific nutritional programs and supplements that you will enjoy.

Sunday, November 27, 2005

Interesting Information

This is some interesting information I found:
Drinking alcohol will:

Increase your risk of dehydration as alcohol has a diuretic effect
Increase your risk of injury
Give you problems with body heat regulation - particularly important for runners
Reduce your blood sugar levels so your energy levels are lowered; problem with longer periods of exercise
Impair reaction times, co-ordination and balance
Reduce your endurance, strength and speed
Alcohol is high in calories and may result in weight gain
Alcohol is not a good nutrient and may impair vitamin and mineral absorption from food

Before exercise/training avoid alcohol for 48 hours
After exercise/training, drink non alcoholic drinks to rehydrate
High alcohol intakes can damage health and nearly all the body's organs/systems can be affected
Drinking within safe limits is not linked to any significant health risks

Drinking a glass of wine with red meat at night can lean you out

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