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Guide to Crossfit Diet
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- Barry Peterson
- Independently Published
- Paperback
- 9798686736559
- 8.5 X 5.51 X 0.22 inches
- 0.29 pounds
- Health & Fitness > Diet & Nutrition - General
- English
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When it comes to effective, efficient, calorie-torching, heart-pumping workouts, CrossFit tops our list for surefire paths to fitness prowess. And we're not complaining about all the eye candy of chiseled abs we see at the gym, either. But a high-intensity gym regimen is only part of the equation when it comes to healthy, sustained weight loss and sculpting lean, toned muscle.Given the intensity of CrossFit workouts, an essential component of a good CrossFit diet is protein. Protein stabilizes blood sugar, provides energy and the fuel for workouts. CrossFitters should aim for approximately one gram of protein per kilogram of weight, so an average 130-pound woman should have at least 65 grams of protein while a 200-pound man should have about 100 grams of protein, explains Dr. Tasneem Bhatia, MD, also known as Dr.Taz, a weight loss expert and author of What Doctors Eat and The 21-Day Belly Fix.And beyond the protein rule, there are other important foods to load up on (and avoid!) when it comes to enhancing your CrossFit success. Read on for experts' takes on the must-eat and must-avoid list for all you CrossFitters taking the nation by storm. CrossFit is often associated with Paleo; not everything on here is, so if you're curious about that diet plan, check out your complete plan to go paleo for a day!
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