Keeping Cool
July 31, 2009 — by Greg CoteGeneral Fitness, Summer Activities, Swimming, Video
With the weather being hot, you might not want to get even warmer working out. Here's a great way to stay cool and keep fit. ....
When people talk about what athletes should eat and drink, some of the popular words that come up are protein, carbohydrates, potassium, iron, and calcium. They talk about taking extra supplements to get faster, stronger, and overall better performance. In reality, there should only be one difference between the diet of an athlete and non-athlete. Can you guess what it is? Amount. That's it.
"So taking vitamin and mineral supplements won't do anything for me?" Well, that depends. Currently, there is no evidence that taking extra vitamins will improve performance. However, many athletes and non-athletes alike simple do not get enough nutrients...
My sister has a stress fracture in her tibia and her femur. She spent all of last summer with a stress fracture in her foot. This injure forced her to pool run. She would run anywhere from thirty minutes to one and a half hours. There were times when I would join her, but to run in the pool for that long kind of got boring at times. I do not know how that girl did what she did. She was and is dedicated to the sport of running, and it killed her last summer when she found out that...