Eating before a workout right or wrong?

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By Gabrielle Maston

There is no hard and fast answer to this, as I always begin with my standard line “nutrition is individual” there are still some generic concepts we can address which will help you determine what you need to do. - To eat? OR - Not to eat?

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Bone Health in Fighters: What you can do to shock-proof your skeleton

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Part 1/2- Alcohol having a crack at your bones

There are a number of factors influencing bone health in athletes and a lot of these factors have to do with what you're eating (or drinking).

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Injury prevention testing procedures: food for thought

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By Kurt Vogel 

The role of a strength and conditioner is to design a program that enhances performance of an athlete without injury. The art of a strength and conditioner is being able to do this.

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Overtraining and Burnout

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By Stephen Rendall

A “no pain no gain” and “more training is better” mentality from athletes and coaches can lead an athlete on a quick road to overtraining and burnout.

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