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Mar 04
2010

Macaroni & Salt

Posted by JYu in Training Blog , sodium , salt , running blog , Runners Blog , Races Training , physical fitness , nutrition , marathon training , food blog , Food , fitness blog , Diet , carbs , carbohydrates , 5k

JYu

Two major things when I think about diet and exercise are Carbs and Sodium. This article is for the gym nut and moderately nutrition perceptive. I have seen many articles, television commercials and series related to exercise and weight loss that focus on one thing. To me you should be able to know what is right from wrong – whether to get the fat free, reduced fat, or transfat free food and beverage products. Carbs and Sodium are two important things I want to introduce to you for your training.

Sep 14
2009

The Build Up Continues

Posted by JYu in Training Blog , stretching techniques , stationary bike , running blog , Richmond Running , nutrition , fitness blog , exercise machines , diet and exercise , 10k running

JYu

We're going back to the series "The Build Up." From my last post -- I was laid up for about a week due to an unfortunate and random back injury. I couldn't work out to my fullest potential, at all. The most I could do was simple cardio and that meant sitting on the stationary bike. After a week of recovery, it was time to get back into the swing of things. 

Nov 29
1999

The Build Up Continues

Posted by JYu in Working Out , Training Blog , The Build Up , stretching techniques , stationary bike , running blog , organized work out , nutrition , fitness blog , diet and exercise

JYu

We're going back to the series "The Build Up." From my last post -- I was laid up for about a week due to an unfortunate and random back injury. I couldn't work out to my fullest potential, at all. The most I could do was simple cardio and that meant sitting on the stationary bike. After a week of recovery, it was time to get back into the swing of things. 

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