* 3:00 your daily nutrition and what you may want to add to your current routine.
* Add vegetables: 7-10 cups per day
* Add protein in divided doses: 0.8g – 1.4g of protein per kg of LEAN body mass. Which works out to be 1.0g – 1.7g per kg of TOTAL body mass for someone with a body fat percentage of 15. I (ML) have heard of higher numbers myself, in the range of 1.2g – 2.0g / kg of total body mass.
* 12:00 on protein sources
* 16:00 high protein breakfast options
* 17:00 water: 2-3L / day PLUS exercise requirements
* 24:30 carbs or fat?
* 30:30 on carb periodization: keep it simple!
* 34:30 what about fruit?
* 36:00 avoid fruit juice and dried fruit (outside of training)
* 38:00 nutrition to support training
* 39:30 – easy / recovery workouts: hydrate and fuel lightly if possible
* 42:00 – intense workouts / tests: proactively fuel with carbs
* 45:00 – long, endurance workouts: pre-fuel with carbs, water, carbs, sodium during
* 51:45 sources of carbs during training
* 56:00 sodium: useful for 3+ hour efforts
* Large individual variability in sweat salt content: 500mg/L to 2000mg/L
* 59:15 sweat concentration testing
* 1:00:00 sweat rate testing
* 1:02:15 post workout window 30-120 minutes, prioritize quality of nutrition
* Rehydrate
* Replenish glycogen
* Help repair with protein: 15-30g
* 1:05:45 genetic testing
* 1:07:15 caffeine
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