Waterworld

Article Abstract:

The constant supply of water during exercise is important to maintain optimum performance. Dehydration during exercise can be prevented by taking a total of 14.5 glasses of water a day. Rehydrating fluids and sports drinks can be taken as supplements. Drinking water during training will also prevent water loss.

Author: Walsh, Julie
Prevention, Physiological aspects, Exercise, Water, Exercise physiology, Hydration, Rehydration solutions, Dehydration (Physiology)

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World-class training

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Observing three to five hours of intense cycling a week is one of the most efficient means of improving one's health, according to world-renowned cycling coach/doctor Massimo Testa. This regimen has been proven to increase one's resistance against cardiovascular diseases, obesity and diabetes.

Author: Walsh, Julie
Methods, Physical fitness, Cycling, Weight training

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Help for bad hormone days

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There are several ways to minimize menstrual cycle's effects on women's cycling performance. These include taking birth control pills, maintaining a diet that is rich in carbohydrates and fluids and low in protein and fat, monitoring energy and mood changes and regular exercise.

Author: Walsh, Julie
Column, Menstrual cycle

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Subjects list: Health aspects, Cyclists
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