Fueling for Performance
Stacy emphasizes the importance of balancing carbohydrates and protein for optimal performance in training. She advises on tracking energy availability through pre-training snacks and post-training meals. The discussion delves into the impact of low carbohydrate diets on women's performance based on their training focus.In this clip
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Nutrition & Exercise tips for Women | Stacy Sims, Phd
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