Nutrition for Rowers: The Do’s and Don’ts of Performance Fueling
Hi friends! It’s your favorite blogger Petra, and today, I want to talk about nutrition, particularly rowing diet.
What You Should Know about Healthy Energy Drinks
Do you need an extra kick to get rowing? Maybe you are thinking about reaching for an energy drink like Red bull or Monster Energy, let me be your inner voice. Don’t Do it.
The Importance of Electrolyte Replacement Drinks When Using a Rowing Machine
Exercise is good for the body and the mind. It helps develop your muscles and allows them to maintain a good working capacity. It also helps you manage your weight and keep you from many diseases that are related to being fat or overweight. Some of the diseases that exercise can help you with are diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, and stroke. With the proper regimen, you can avoid these diseases and maintain a healthy life. Doing physical activities can also help in releasing toxins and other unwanted substances from your body by increasing the amount you sweat and urinate. Overall, such activities allow your body to work at an optimum level.
How does your fitness routine influence what you eat?
Overweight and obesity are two common prevalent problems confronting most European societies. In fact, a country like Great Britain has often been labelled as an “obese society”, where being overweight is considered normal. Most times the problem can be easily be traced to overeating and living a sedentary lifestyle. Many people have various reasons for not engaging in workouts, and you will probably have yours too if you care less about your fitness.
How an Indoor Rower Is an Investment in Your Health
People exercise for a whole lot of different reasons. From losing weight to adding it, building power to keeping fit. Some people hit the gym to look great and feel good about themselves. For others yet, exercising is all about cardiovascular fitness.
