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Greetings,
If you are enjoying the newsletter, please forward to
friends and family. This week: Off season protein
needs, periodization, and notes from Michael Berry
Discovery Team ProCyclist. Have a great week.
- D.I. Minkoff, M.D.
| Off Season Protein Needs |
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For most of you, at least in the northern
hemisphere, the racing season is over, and you are
probably winding down and looking forward to some
lazy time, some extra desserts, maybe putting on a
little winter "insulation," and sleeping in without the
guilty thought of whether you can miss a workout
here and there.
But . . . before you sit back and burrow into your
couch, think about the season's toll on your body.
How can you best recover so that you can continue
to enjoy the sport for many seasons to come? The
first 80 year old just finished IM Hawaii with 37
minutes to spare!
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| Age Group Record and Winner at Hawaii Ironman Champion (again) |
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Can't be World Champion and World Record
Holder, if your training is limited by injuries.
Ever since
I started using Master Amino Acid Pattern I recover faster and
completely from my key Ironman workout, and have
been injury free. Kevin
Moats
New Course Record time for Men 50-54, 9:26:23
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| PERIODIZATION – MAKE IT WORK FOR YOU |
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by Cherie Gruenfeld, Age Group IM Hawaii
Champion
The season is over and next year’s race schedule is
already planned. What you do over the next few
months can have a dramatic effect on the success
of next season.
In the cooler climates, it’s very tempting to hibernate
over the winter months, assuming that the layer you
add around the middle will quickly disappear when it’s
time to get serious again. In the warmer climates the
risk runs more along the lines of “more of the same” –
swimming, biking and running, long hard hammer
sessions with the guys. Neither of these approaches
to the off-season is an ideal setup for a great
upcoming season.
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| Master Amino Acid Pattern has yet to let me down!! |
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I have once again been crowned Mid Atlantic
Region Champion for my age group in the Nissan
Xterra Point Series!! I am soo excited! Also the
rankings for the Virginia Triathlon Series just came in
with me in 2nd place. In both series you are
assigned a score depending on how you place, the
higher, the more points. The Mid Atlantic region
covers 7 states with events all over the country. In
the Virginia Tri Series we count our top 4 events out
of 13 max. I train for long distance (slow twitchers
here), but these mini series are sprint events which
demands my body go into anaerobic mode from the
get go! It's all new for me. I'm totally cool with
second!! I expect to do even better next year.
Master Amino Acid Pattern is still my training buddy.
I have been on Master Amino Acid Pattern over 3 years now. It works,
the rest is up to you all to find out yourself!
Julia Peck
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The last five months |
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by Discovery Channel's Michael Barry Through the
last month I was racing virtually non-
stop in one day Pro-Tour events (Vattenberg Classic,
and San Sebastian) and in several day stage races
(the five day Sachsen Tour and the nine day Tour of
Germany). With over fifteen days of racing in a short
period recovery and staying strong and healthy was
crucial in coming out of the block of racing stronger
than I went in.
Racing is unlike training in that the workloads are
always greater as it is virtually impossible to simulate
bicycle race conditions while out on the road
training. Nearly every race I rode through the month
was over 200 km (160 miles) in length and five hours
in duration. We rode through the Alps, over some of
the highest passes in Austria, and across the plains
of northern Germany.
Master Amino Acid Pattern is part of my daily race and training
regime
and throughout the season I feel it has made me
stronger, helped my muscles recover and develop,
and has improved my overall performance.
Read the rest . . .
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