Performance nutritionist & coach. Plant-based mountain athlete. In The Flow podcast host. Meditator. MS Applied Nutrition, @theiopn & @SENregister grad.
I think this means Kilian Jornet listened to my podcast?! Great insights into one of mountain athletic's true GOATs. Thanks for all you do @kilianj#performancenutrition#mountainathlete
@Sportnutrient Thanks for the analysis, here some of the why's:
Protein: for the tests I did on previous races, for me, this amount of protein was good for the post race muscle recovery.
Beetroot: lymphatic system with all going on during race. 👇
One of the best articles on nutrition by a coach EVER. Sadly there is still such a culture of under-eating in endurance coaching and sport. Thanks, @MountainRoche, for being a leader, advocate, and beacon of light in this space.
#eatenoughalways
Fueling life & training can be an act of love & joy 🧡
Let’s make it fun & encourage a culture of celebration of food in the running community. Athletes can only achieve their potential by stacking years of consistency, which requires eating enough food:
https://t.co/ifYgHefcDS
@cyclingreporter@netflix how team tactics are an essential component of how bike racing works at this level. something most people don't realize and was showcased in flying colors this tour.
This is good. A major reason I have distanced myself from the "mainstream" vegan community. We shoot our big picture mission in the foot every time we throw fuel into the misinformation fire.
Big thanks to @Matt_Whitcomb of the @usskiteam for sharing some wisdom and insights on coaching, mental side of sport, and common traps athletes find themselves wading into. Listen wherever you get your podcasts!
https://t.co/ciAIF3LLPj
@dinagriffinrd@Alan_Couzens Also can't forget about training the gut - lots of research supporting the utility of "practicing how you want to play". Too many athletes go into race day not having tried eating 60+ g CHO/hr in training.
https://t.co/J98MjA0M0Z
I just published a podcast diving deeper into this topic. If you're an athlete or coach I highly recommend understanding the nuance between energy availability, overreaching/overtraining, and RED-S.
https://t.co/TxXdUJHPzv
#sportsscience#performancenutrition#overtraining
“Overtraining” is really “under-recovery” driven primarily through chronic low energy availability (primarily carbohydrate), undermining training adaptation and performance. A thread.
Athletes who train hard should:
1. not be afraid of carbs! aim for 5-10g/kg/day
2. fuel well before, during, after training
3. make and stick to a plan - don't rely on listening to hunger signals
4. energy density > nutrient density during heavy training
5. don't neglect sleep
@MountainRoche I experienced acute moldy jello syndrome (AMJS) about 10 miles before the finish of my first ultra last year. Thank sweet baby jesus I had poles to keep me from hurtling down a mountain pass face first. Cheers for triggering my PTSD with such a well-done article !