Purdue Athletics lost a beloved member of its family with the sudden passing of Doug Boersma on Wednesday, June 21. Doug, a Purdue alum ('97), selflessly served as senior associate athletics director for performance and sports medicine since returning to his alma mater in 2012.
@CPSDA annual conference opening with keynote speaker @LouiseMBurke. Wow. Thank you for sharing your journey and paving the way for all of us in this field.
When youโre @citrusbowl bound you spend some bowl prep doing citrus recon ๐ค๐๐ sampling some pomelo today ๐๐ผ the worldโs largest citrus fruit! ๐
This is a different kind of trophy game...it's a B1G one.
#BoilerUThis is a different kind of trophy game...it's a B1G one.
#BoilerUThis is a different kind of trophy game...it's a B1G one.
#BoilerUThis is a different kind of trophy game...it's a B1G one.
#BoilerUp
When asking if they had any NSF certified protein, employees at GNC and Vitamin Shoppe had no idea what the logo was or meant.
Supplement stores are not experts in supplements or supplement use.
Be safe out there.
#safesuppsmatter
Caffeine doesnโt give one energy. Caffeine is a sympathomemetic drug, which as the name implies, mimics the sympathetic nervous system. Only fats, protein, and carbohydrates give one energy.
Itโs easy to get lost in the options but what is essential? Are you busy or are you making progress?
True in a lot of life aspects but also with nutrition. Especially the top 3 questions. And especially if you are an athlete.
Questions to ask yourself every day:
- Is this essential?
- Am I progressing?
- Why am I taking this so seriously?
- Am I making a positive contribution?
"What would less look like?" (atferriss)
"Do I fear death because I won't be able to do this anymore?" (Marcus Aurelius)
Do you have a mission statement and core values?
Career or personal: these are the statements to look back on when you feel off track.
And everyone gets off track. Reflect, refocus and move forward.
@TreadAthletics Sufficient calories are huge. Even though your activity is low the process of healing increases calorie needs. Focusing on adequate protein and anti-inflammatory carbs + fats to help preserve lean mass and promote healing. I would also add creatine to your list of supplements.
@TreadAthletics Nutrition!! Pre and post- surgical food and supplements can play a huge role in all stages of recovery. Could also tie into #s 1+2 reviewing the cause of the injury and optimizing habits for return to play.