Timing Water Consumption For Optimum Health

Can runners benefit on timing water consumption for optimum health?

They say drinking water is a simple and effective way to improve your health and productivity. Runners and non-runners surely can benefit from these simple practices in a lot of different ways.

Experts say our bodies are made up of 70% water. It’s obvious that we need to drink enough water in order to achieve and maintain optimum health.

We know that already  — but do you remember the reasons why?

Timing Water Consumption For Optimum Health Revealed

Hydration is key for good health, but did you know that timing your consumption of water can be equally as important?

I have no clue. What I know is drink 6 to 8 glasses of water everyday. More if you are physically active – just like a marathon runner like me.

Numerous scientific studies have shown that drinking water at certain times of the day can optimize the health benefits. The video above (watch it if you haven’t done so…) explains when to drink your water for optimal benefits.

Here’s the short but vital list the experts recommend;

  1. Drink 2 full glasses of water when you wake up in the morning in order to activates your internal organs.
  2. Drink a glass of water 30 minutes before a meal to get help for digestion.
  3. Drink a glass of water before a shower to help lower blood pressure
  4. And, another glass before bed to help reduce the risk of stroke and heart attacks.

Timing water consumption for optimum health is everything!

Start this doable habit and share this simple technique to others…

 

 

 

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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14 Sleeping Tips For Marathon Runners

14 Sleeping Tips More Marathon Runners

I found an article on how to sleep better for during marathon training and did a video for you. It’s called 14 Sleeping Tips For Marathon Runners.

But before that, I’d like to share what the author has to say:

There is a direct connection between the amount and quality of sleep during your marathon training schedule and the performance on the road or track. Most runners need to learn how to sleep better during their marathon training program in order to improve their marathon running results

Sleeping Well Can Reduce Sports Injuries

The muscles are being built by the body during the night, the growth hormone is released while we are asleep. The long runs and strict marathon running plans all focus on the heart and lungs, the stretches focus on the flexibility of the muscles, but the real improvement and growth is happening at night.

So part of the marathon training program should be focused on the sleeping schedule and to make sure you get enough sleep. You need to try and sleep between 7-8 hours of sleep daily…Read Full Article

There you go…sleep well, train well, finish well…

Make sure to share, 14 Sleeping Tips For Marathon runners for you to fellow runners out there will you?

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