robgray wrote:
TPerry wrote:
Earlier this summer I had a consult with one of the most respected guys in exercise phys and nutrition. During the consult he told me when he raced he would eat a Pop-Tart before the race and a Snickers for recovery.
well, the OP posted that as a joke, but now that we are on to serious and respected nutrition guys - it sounds like he may have purchased his nutrition degree online from the University of Lagos...
TPerry wrote:
One of his colleagues told me sports nutrition doesn't have to be expensive to be effective.
That's very true. Personally I don't buy any expensive nutrition products - I have a 50lb bucket of maltodextrin and a 50lb bucket of fructose that I bought for $80 - that's all I race with (plus the occasional snickers in special needs, but that's because it tastes awesome not because it's great fuel!). This year I started experimenting with UCAN which is expensive, but I don't use a lot and I mainly use it for race day breakfast, so $40 lasts me the whole year.
I see you save money during the tri season so you can spend the left over money on the Decemeber Jan Ullrich approved nutrition plan. Remember, that if you gain two more kilos, your weighing scale is pre programmed to automatically trigger a prompt via bluetooth to a sensor strategically planted near your house that will use your wifi network to get into your service provider network and back into into the cloud, where Active.com's servers, picked up this message and using your credit card on file automatically register for events you have not even signed up for so that the Jan plan does not get out of hand.