Fish A Protein Source For Runners

You’ve heard it mentioned before – fish a protein source for runners. Indeed, it is one important component of a runner’s diet.”

You have got to feed those muscles. Protein helps in recovery specially when you’re on training, and you need a lot of these proteins fast.

Let’s throw some fish in your diet? It is recommended that you eat 2 servings of fish a week. That said how about trying this recipe I baked not to long ago…

BTW, I found a video on marathon runner, Ms. Shalane Flanagan. She mentioned that she’s got fish on her diet. Watch it here http://youtu.be/eLy9InwYUfg

Fish A Protein Source For Runners – The Recipe

Anyway here’s the recipe, I would suggest you watch the video first (if you haven’t done so) and comeback here;

Ingredients:

½ cup each of Carrots, Ginger (optional), Garlic (optional), Red and/or green pepper and Celery

Salt and Pepper to taste

1 tablespoon Olive oil

3 oz. White fish (any fish will do- I used sole)

Lemon wedges

Preparation:

Preheat oven for 350 degrees F.(400 F works too)

Cut vegetables into thin strips about 2-3 inches long.

Press and chop garlic (if you’re adding some).

Cut heavy duty aluminum foil enough for 2 fish fillet. Spread (lightly) some of the olive oil.

Put fish on it, then add vegetable strips. Lemon can be added before baking or served with fish later. Add your optional ginger or garlic on plus salt and pepper to taste. Sprinkle a bit more olive oil.

Completely wrap and seal fish by closing the aluminum foil making sure there is no opening on any of the sides.

On a baking sheet depending on how many you are preparing, line them up side by side.

Put it in the preheated oven and bake for 10 minutes.

Remove from oven, then unwrap. Use care when opening packets to avoid steam.

That’s all there is to it. Enjoy a quick and easy, delicious meal. That is your fish a protein source for runners in less than 15 minutes.

Pass it on to fellow runners…will you?

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Protein Recovery Drink For Runners

Protein Recovery Drink For Runners – 2 Articles for You

This week I was online in search for great posts on protein recovery drink for runners and found two (2) to share…

But before that, watch my Protein Recovery Drink For Runners Video

What do you think of my video?

Now let me share what I’ve found.

First is this:

If you run long distances, recovery drinks are an essential component of your post-workout routine. They supply what your body needs — carbohydrates, protein, electrolytes and hydrating fluids. For shorter distances and shorter runs — six miles or less and 60 minutes or less — a sports drink or lots of water might be all you need. However, if you are an endurance runner, there are better options. The best of all, current research suggests, might be one of your favorite child…Read Full Article here…

Protein Recovery Drink For Runners: Training And Recovery Needs

Alright, we all know that recovery is vital. So when to we need the recovery process. What is needed and how much. These are some questions that the next article is all about…

The amount of protein a person needs when they are not training is .8 grams (g) per kilogram (kg) of body weight. Protein requirements increase when you are doing endurance or resistance training.

For optimal recovery during endurance training, 1.2 to 1.7 g of protein per kg of body weight is required

For muscle recovery during endurance training, 1.2 to 1.7 g of protein per kg of body weight is optimal. If you fail to consume enough protein when training hard, your body will break down muscle to fuel your body on training runs. The goal with running is to build and maintain lean muscle mass, not break it down for fuel.

To help you along, you can use these formulas to determine how much protein you per…

Read Full Article here…

Here’s an interesting infographics on how to choose what kind of protein powder is right for you.

I used two kinds of protein powder on my recovery drink and you can get theme here: 1. is a regular protein and the other 2. is whey protein in chocolate flavor…

I got my mix and…some experts take on protein recovery drink for runners.

 

 

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12 More Reasons To Eat Your Fruits Daily

instant access 12 More Reasons To Eat Your Fruits Daily

Runners, here’s 12 more reasons to eat your fruits daily. If you are able to, I commend you for it. If not there’s hope…help is only a click away. Fruit supplements are plenty online and this one works for me, it may work and help you too.

Now, lets review what we’ve been told many times before about the benefits of eating your fruits daily. I just did it in a video format above to have little visuals and music to give it new life.

WHY Eat Your Fruits Daily

Hopefully it’ll remind us all of the benefits…that the doctor and mom tell us at childhood and when growing up. The list is not in any particular order of importance;

  1. peaches are rich in potassium, fluoride and iron
  2. apples help your body develop resistance against infections
  3. watermelons help control your heart rate
  4. oranges help maintain great skin and vision
  5. strawberries can help fight cancer and aging
  6. bananas are great for athletes because they give you energy
  7. mangoes protect against different kinds of cancer
  8. kiwi increase bone mass
  9. blueberries protect your heart
  10. pineapple helps fight arthritis
  11. cherries help calm your nervous system
  12. grapes relax your blood vessels

There you go, 12 more reasons to eat your fruits daily. Share this to others…

If you are unable to eat your fruits daily as much as you wanted to, there are options. Get yourself fruit juices from your local farmers market or your regular grocery store. Or, buy your fruit (and vegetable) supplement Click Here 

Watch our video (again) click here.

Don’t forget to eat your fruits daily. Take care of your health.

 

 

 

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