To be an exceptional athlete, proper nutrition is critical. Knowing what to eat and when to eat is critical for performance. Nutritional and proper supplementation is the edge over your opponents. It does not only impact strength, speed and stamina, it impacts recovery as well. You must provide your body with proper and efficient fueling to optimize your performance. Athletes are unable to reach their full potential when they go to practice without eating breakfast or lunch or skimp on fluid intake during hot summer practices. They put themselves at risk for injuries, which can ultimately affect the performance of the whole team. Know facts about diet and dietary habits in order to perform at optimum level. You cannot run a high- performance race car on kerosene. Excess weight in the form of fat reduces speed and endurance of any athlete.

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A few days ago, a well-known desert motorcycle racer came in for an acute hand issue consultation. For months, he’s been preparing for one of the world’s most physically grueling race – the Baja 1000. 24 hours of throttle-pinned riding between cactus and rock down Mexico’s Baja California peninsula. I’ve personally attended a few of these races over the years so I’ve seen the before and after and let me tell you, these guys take a beating!

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Kettlebells: 10 Reasons To Use Them

by Dr. Robert Silverman

There is a lot of excitement and buzz about kettlebells in the athletic performance and rehab world these days. Kettlebell workouts are intended to increase strength, endurance, agility and balance — challenging both the muscular and cardiovascular systems with dynamic, total body movements. Of Russian origin, a kettlebell is a cast iron weight that looks [...]

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Hydration: The Key To Proper Athletic Regimen

by Dr. David Sales

Have you ever wondered how elite athletes take care of their bodies, their single most-important investment? How do they avoid the injuries that plague the everyday athlete? How do they train? And what do they eat? And what then happens when they do suffer an injury? What kind of treatment do they receive and what [...]

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Stop Losing Muscle

by Dr. Robert Silverman

Most everyone wants more muscle and less fat, but 40% of Americans do something every morning that stands in the way of that happening. They skip breakfast. When you wake up in the morning, your brain requires a fuel called Glucose (Carbs) within one hour of rising.  Since your body considers the brain to be [...]

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How to make your own HGH

by Veronica Gasko

Do you want faster work out recovery?  HGH (human Growth Hormone) has long been associated with increased muscle growth in athletes and recovery from workouts from protein synthesis. Growth Hormone does just what its name suggests.  As we grow our bodies create HGH in response for the need for growth in height and weight of [...]

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