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Do not limit calories before competition Posted June 14, 2007 at 10:45 AM by Alexandra Smith Most athletes know that lack of fluids weakens and tires them, so they take adequate amount of fluids, before, during and after competitions. However, many do not know how much they need extra calories. They often are told incorrectly that the human body has so much fat on board that lack of calories is not a significant problem. Researchers at the University of Wales in the United Kingdom found that moderate calorie restriction two days prior to competition slows down endurance far more than reduced fluid intake over that same period (Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, February 2007). Moderate dehydration does not harm performance until a person becomes severely dehydrated. On the other hand, lack of calories stops you cold in your tracks. Dehydration does not limit endurance until a person loses enough fluid to decrease blood…(Continued...) Read the full article... | Comment on this post Filed under: her-fitness, her-health, her-nutrition, diet-myths, healthy-eating, workout-fuel
Do not limit calories before competition
Posted June 14, 2007 at 10:45 AM by Alexandra Smith
Most athletes know that lack of fluids weakens and tires them, so they take adequate amount of fluids, before, during and after competitions. However, many do not know how much they need extra calories. They often are told incorrectly that the human body has so much fat on board that lack of calories is not a significant problem. Researchers at the University of Wales in the United Kingdom found that moderate calorie restriction two days prior to competition slows down endurance far more than reduced fluid intake over that same period (Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, February 2007). Moderate dehydration does not harm performance until a person becomes severely dehydrated. On the other hand, lack of calories stops you cold in your tracks. Dehydration does not limit endurance until a person loses enough fluid to decrease blood…(Continued...)
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