We have an all new FREE ebook coming out next week on Intermittent Fasting, but we start to dive into this concept and way of eating on today’s show.
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What Balanced Eating Looks Like [Infographic]
What should I eat? How often should I eat? How should I structure my meals? Should I eat carbohydrates after 7pm? Should I save all my protein for after my workout? Do I have to eat
5 tips for Flexible Eating Success
Avril Lavigne said it best, “Why d’you have to go and make things so complicated?” Being successful at anything in this world requires to key components. Simplicity and consistency. Whatever it is you’re trying to achieve, break it down into it’s most simplest components and then repeatedly do those things. With this model, here’s our thoughts on how to achieve flexible eating success.
Own Your Eating – EP 5 – Mindset
Jason and Roz dive headlong into mindset. From mantras to the Reticular Activating System, mindset and positive talk plays a huge role in success on your nutrition journey.
To learn more about the Reticular Activating System, watch Jason discuss
Meatless Mondays – 17 Vegetarian Foods with 10g of Protein or more!
There are many documentaries and reports out there suggesting that going meatless just once a week can bring some amazing benefits to your health and the health of our planet’s resources.
Diet Fail | Why your diets failed you and not the other way round
Have you ever failed on a diet? No? Well, I’m not gonna lie but we probably won’t be friends! If you’re not making mistakes in this life then you’re simply not living.
How To Stay On Track Whilst Eating Out
Eating out is often thought of as a quick, convenient and enjoyable experience. Restaurants provide an environment where you can relax in the company of good friends and appreciate a delicious meal. Despite this, eating out can be a major source of anxiety and discomfort for many of us. Why? Well a huge number of us struggle with keeping our weight in check. Because of this, many subscribe to a life-long dieting mindset and worry about staying on track when eating out. When faced with huge portion sizes, alcohol, peer pressure, overly salted or sugary foods, is it any wonder why?
Race Day Nutrition – 5 easy breakfast ideas
People often underestimate how critical a role nutrition plays in fitness. Proper nutrition can increase or diminish the effect of your training efforts. Strategies such as carbohydrate-loading are widely used by endurance athletes (find out more in the Low-Down on Carb-Loading) but a good athlete knows their nutrition plan doesn’t finish the night before their race. Race day nutrition, usually starting with the pre-race breakfast is just as important, as it helps to replenish your liver glycogen stores that have depleted during the night. Liver glycogen keeps your blood-sugar levels steady during exercise and helps stave off fatigue.
The Low-Down on Carb-Loading
If you take part in endurance related activities like cycling, swimming, cross-country skiing or marathon running, you will probably have heard of the term carb-loading (also known as carbo-loading or supercompensation). The more experienced amongst you likely already have your pre-race meals planned out to a tee and longingly anticipate your carb-loading stage as your grueling training program’s climactic reward.
How to be a Spartan: 5 tips for optimum performance & success
So you’ve signed up for your first Spartan race, you got yourself a training program and you’ve succeeded in staying on top of it. That’s awesome! But what if I told you your training is just one piece of a larger more complex puzzle to achieving success? What else should you be doing to optimize your performance and make sure all your hard work is not in vain? Check out my 5 top tips for your best spartan performance yet.