We are all looking for that training edge.  The fuels that power our workout and race are a good place to look for that edge. Superfood seeds can be one way to maximize the nutritional value of your training diet. Consider adding these seeds to your current nutritional plan, these superfood seeds will help combat free radicals and promote post workout recovery.
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Sitting All Day is Killing You
Sitting all day is killing you. Take back your life and improve your health by taking a few minutes during your day to move. Photo Source: losefatbellydiet.blogspot.com
There is a library full of empirical research showing the detrimental effects of sitting all day. We sit all day at work and school, we spend hours in front of the TV, and many of us spend hours on their screens playing video games or texting. Our sedentary habits are accentuating old injuries and creating dangerous new health problems. The solution? Get moving!
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Alpine Climbing Nutrition
Alpine climbing nutrition can be a problem in the extremes encountered in thin air. Read how to power your next summit push with Fuel100. Photo Source: mountain-equipment.co.uk
Alpine climbing nutrition can pose one of the biggest challenges for mountaineers. Research has shown that climbing at altitude can burn 6000 calories per day.  When alpine climbing, the body must battle the steep elevation, thin air, and cold – all while carrying heavy loads. However, food intake by alpine climbers at altitude has been shown to fall by 10-50% depending on the speed of ascent, the individual’s tolerance, and conditioning.  Climbers must also struggle with bulky clothing and the likelihood that the exertion and altitude can greatly reduce the desire to eat. Alpine climbing nutrition is particularly important because, unlike many other endurance sports, the alpine climber must get themselves down the mountain. Rescue on a big mountain can be dangerous and take days, especially in bad weather.
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Fueling for Endurance Cycling
Endurance cycling requires training and practicing your race-day routine, don’t forget to test and practice your fueling strategy as well. Photo Source: active.com
You know your training distances and splits. Your calendar outlines your training days and rest days. Now that your endurance cycling race is just around the corner, have you practiced your fueling strategy? You should.
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Superfood Seeds – Nutrition for Athletes
Superfood seeds can power your workout and recovery. Try adding these seeds to your diet and get a natural boost. Photo Source: naturalbalancefoods.co.uk
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USATF Mountain Running Championships – Fuel 100 Athletes Setting the Pace
Joseph Gray running a tune-up race in preparation for the USATF Mountain Running Championships that will be held July 3, 2016 at the Loon Mountain Resort in Lincoln, New Hampshire.
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The USATF Mountain Running Championships will be held July 3, 2016 at the Loon Mountain Resort in Lincoln, New Hampshire. Join Fuel 100 Electro-Bites in supporting our sponsored athletes Joe Gray and Nancy Hobbs as they test their metal against the best runners in the country on one of the toughest courses in the world.
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Build Endurance for Your Summer
Summer is here and you will want to get outside and enjoy the weather and comradery of friends and family. The only problem is that winter and a hectic work schedule has reduced your fitness level. Not to fear, build endurance needed for your summer adventures with these fitness tips.
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"You Can Always Quit Later"
"You Can Always Quit Later" - 24 Hrs of Palmer Lake Fun Whether you use them as a supported training run or to set new distance goals, timed races ... -
Fuel100 and Joseph Gray – Going Further
Sometimes to find the road less traveled and that peak experience you have to be willing to go a little further than most. This philosophy moves both Fuel 100 and top U.S. mountain and trail runner Joseph Gray. Joseph is the first sponsored athlete by Fuel 100, but Joseph is used to blazing new paths and is a perfect match for the mission of Fuel 100 and its signature electrolyte and energy replacement fuel - Electro-Bites.
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Running into Late Middle Age
More and more, people are staying active later into life and there are many beneficial health reasons for continuing to hit the trail. A Stanford University study suggests that running seniors experience heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, some cancers, and neurological ailments 16 years later than their non-running counterparts. As a group, older runners experience better mobility, coordination, weight control, bone density, muscle strength, and psychological well-being. This is a great trend, but poses some challenges when modifying diet and training to match how the body is changing with age. First, as an older athlete, you have to fuel your body differently from when you were young. Next, pay more attention to how you train, and more importantly, how you rest. Consider these five tips as you run your way into a healthy middle age.
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Don't Bonk on Your Next Climb
Finding the right nutrition for athletes that climb can provide a challenge to find the right energy in the right size with the right weight.
Research out of the Human Performance Lab at Ball State University showed that nutritional supplementation during exercise can improve endurance performance. But climbing is unique in both physiology and replenishing lost energy. Weight, packaging, and the ease of consuming the nutrients are all important considerations when selecting the right supplement to keep you on the wall.
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Nutrition for Athletes - What not to Eat
As an athlete you know that your body is a machine that allows you to compete and enjoy your sport. You also know that nutrition for athletes is as much about what you don’t eat as what you do eat. Your body will only perform at optimal levels when fueled with nutritional organic foods. Avoid these common nutritional mistakes and experience better workouts and faster recover.
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5 Things to Consider Before Running Your First Ultramarathon
An ultramarathon is any race over the traditional distance of a regular marathon. If you are a marathoner looking for your next challenge, 50k races (31.1 miles) are popular right now and a good place to start. However, even for experienced marathoners, running your first ultramarathon can be an emotional and physical challenge. You wouldn’t want to do it if it was easy – right? However, there are some things that you can do to make your first ultramarathon easier on your body and more enjoyable for your mind. Consider these five tips before running your first ultra.
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