Chris Carmichael's Food for Fitness
From the coach of Lance Armstrong and several more of the world's greatest athletes comes a revolutionary eating plan for all active people - from weekend warriors to elite competitors to those just trying to lose a few pounds and be more fit.
Readers will learn:
- The truth and consequences of low-carb diets for athletes
- The importance of eating the right foods for cl...more
Readers will learn:
- The truth and consequences of low-carb diets for athletes
- The importance of eating the right foods for cl...more
Paperback, 448 pages
Published
April 5th 2005
by Berkley Trade
(first published 2004)
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Carmichael provided a good introduction to food for athletes. This was a book more for my dad though; aka the typical American. One that eats meat and fast food. There was a part on the vegetarian diet, but since Carmichael doesn't partake in this experience, he doesn't speak truly to it.
One part I did like was the beginning where he talked about the phases of eating and how they fit with your diet. He gave caloric intakes along with fat-carb-protein ratios. This part is something that I...more
One part I did like was the beginning where he talked about the phases of eating and how they fit with your diet. He gave caloric intakes along with fat-carb-protein ratios. This part is something that I...more
learn to use food as fuel.
like Chris did as a young, struggling racer...
like Chris did as a young, struggling racer...
great recipes from Lance's coach.
Carmichael was a nutritionist for Lance Armstrong. Could you get better advice? This book is great for nutrition nerds like me, but I think it would bore some folks who aren't into the science. That said, it's still fun to get into, and Carmichael throws in some clever antidotes from his days with Lance. Good read, and I recommend if you're looking for ways to maximize your fitness.
Very, Very detailed information about strength training, various training methods, eating to fuel your body not eating just to eat and how you should exercise based on seasonality of sports you play...and much more
KEEP THIS BOOK AS A REFERENCE FOR ANY TYPE OF SPORT OR TRAINING NEED!!!
KEEP THIS BOOK AS A REFERENCE FOR ANY TYPE OF SPORT OR TRAINING NEED!!!
Very informative if you want to improve your preformance with the food you eat. It also helps you in determining if there is any food that could hinder your performance also. There's some great recipes in the book too.
B I knew a lot of this already (I read a ton of sports nutrition) but this book has a ton of great advice for serious athletes on sports nutrition. Very interesting.
Whether you're actively training or just looking to eat better. This book will get yuo on your way. The author is very thorough, and explains everything very well.
Very good information. This may be more detailed information than most people looking for, but it's a very good reference, and it's an easy read.
Good nutritional advise for fueling your
body to maximize your workouts
body to maximize your workouts
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Chris Carmichael was an Olympian and a professional cyclist before beginning his career as a coach, best-selling author, and entrepreneur. He has coached seven-time Tour de France Champion Lance Armstrong since 1990, was recognized as the U.S. Olympic Committee Coach of the Year, and was inducted into the U.S. Bicycling Hall of Fame in 2003. For more information, please visit trainright.com. "
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