
The Athlete’s Kitchen: Are You Training Your Gut?
Athletes tend to do a good job of training their muscles, heart and lungs. But some of them (particularly endurance athletes and those in running

Athletes tend to do a good job of training their muscles, heart and lungs. But some of them (particularly endurance athletes and those in running

Have you ever wondered why an athlete like Tom Brady is able to play for so many years at a high level in a contact

Whether you’re a first timer or an experienced athlete struggling to get your routine down, it’s easy to fall off the workout train. If you’re

How many of you remember being taught the safety technique, “Stop, drop, and roll” as a child? It’s simple. If you ever find yourself a

In an article I read some years ago on Economic Competition, a reader posted about how he hated competition, and the world would be a

Parents, guess what? You must know at this point that you are one of the biggest influencers of your child’s life, especially if your child

Athletes work hard to become the best. Drills, skill building, exercises, training, etc., are all done to become the best. Athletes do this to be

Soccer worldwide is big business—there are billions of dollars at stake and every young player dreams of claiming their small piece. Each year the sponsorship

Many athletes and recreational exercisers are staying away from bread these days: It’s a waste of calories. … It’s fattening. … It’s inflammatory. These active

Rest is important to recovery and is needed for an athlete to perform at their best. But there’s another rest that will make a difference

Get doctor’s clearance before beginning any exercise program. Exercising to improve your health doesn’t have to take hours. 10-20-30 minutes per day is better than

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