Active Lifestyle
The key to an active family is finding fun things to do in every season. Aim for a goal of 30 minutes for adults, 60 minutes for kids, of moderate activity daily—no matter the weather!
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Early morning run, lunchtime run, evening run—runners always need to navigate the balance of run times with meal timing to maintain a placid stomach, prevent hunger, and boost energy. But when done right, snacking can be part of the perfect meal plan for runners.
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What should you eat before and after a workout? Sometimes the answer depends more on the athlete and his specific activity, but there are some common truths that apply for pre and post workout nutrition, whether you're a weekend warrior or a seasoned veteran.
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You are just a forkful and water bottle away from boosting your baseball performance! Smart food choices and proper hydration can enhance reaction time, focus and stamina to give a competitive edge on the field.
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Grilling and six packs go together! Throwing the right foods on the grill will help you gain muscle mass and definition when used in combination with a cardio and weight training regimen. Jim White, RD, a spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, gives his best tips on how to fire up your six pack when you fire up your grill.
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Think your nutrition needs stay the same your whole adult life? Think again: Every decade has its own pitfalls and concerns, from weight creep to heart disease, and this changes what—and how much—you need to eat during each life stage. Check out our handy guide to figure out which foods will help boost your health no matter your age.
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For years, the conventional belief that ruled professional and amateur athletic training programs was that consuming meat was the only way to build muscle. But today we know a balanced vegetarian diet that includes non-meat protein assists muscular development … no steak required.
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