The BodyHealth Newsletter Protein Recovery
November 28, 2007

Greetings,

This week: Ironman World Championship 70.3; Dave Scott Q and A; 10 Things about Training and Racing for an Ironman I have learned in my 50's; The Fastest Swimmer in America is old enough to be your mother; Toxic Buildup and what to do about it.

Have a great week.

- D.I. Minkoff, M.D.

In This Issue
  • 10 Things about Training and Racing for an Ironman I have learned in my 50's
  • Win a $5,279 Trek Equinox TTX 9.9
  • Get 20% MORE FOR FREE
  • Toxic Buildup and What to do About it
  • The Fastest Swimmer in America is old enough to be Your Mother
  • Athletes at Ironman World Championship 70.3 Excel Using MAP.
  • Two Ways to Earn Free MAP
  • BodyHealth.com AFFILIATE PROGRAM

  • Win a $5,279 Trek Equinox TTX 9.9

     

     

     

     

     


    Get 20% MORE FOR FREE


    BodyHealth.com is excited to announce that Master Amino Acid Pattern (MAP) is getting a new name and for a limited time, an additional 20% of tablets per bottle at the existing price.


    Toxic Buildup and What to do About it


    Get Rid of This Past Seasons Toxic Buildup to Start the New Year Out Right

    The challenge of all sports and training is to improve current performance and reach new goals in whatever sport one is playing.

    Two very important factors underlie all training and will determine if you will reach your goals or not.

    1. Nutrition is the most important factor. Adequate nutrients must be available to build your tissues and organs as well as provide fuel for energy.

    2. Toxic influences


    The Fastest Swimmer in America is old enough to be Your Mother


    Dara Torres is the fastest swimmer in the U.S. She is 40 years old. That's impossible but she is doing it. Kevin Moats sent me this story. I found it interesting and inspiring. Who can tell what our limits are? With proper training and nutrition new heights can be reached. Read the following link to see what Dara is doing. It's a great story.


    Athletes at Ironman World Championship 70.3 Excel Using MAP.


    Our home base is here in Clearwater, Florida and site of the Ironman World Championship 70.3. A total of 63 athletes that qualified here are regular users of MAP. That is no surprise to us as with improved recovery, improved lactic acid clearance and improved strength, the committed age group athlete can race well, improve and stay injury free. Protein nutrition is paramount for health and athletic success.


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    10 Things about Training and Racing for an Ironman I have learned in my 50's

    by Kevin Moats

    1) Less is More:
    Training for the Swim and Run is all about quality. Every swim workout should have a specific purpose i.e. open water or race pace intervals. Every run workout should either be at your goal 10k pace (as intervals) or a long run at Ironman goal run pace. Junk miles/yardage has no place in running and swimming. Junk miles/recovery is ok on the bike since it is low impact and helps to flush the muscles.

    2) Make your Hard Days Hard and your easy days really really easy.
    To maximize training effect you need to stay out of the "grey zone"- hard enough not to allow the body to recover, but not hard enough to properly stress the body.

    For instance, . . .

    Read the rest . . .
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