pasta,rice and potato
some people have different opinnoins but i think "The Muscle" is the best shop
There are several nutrients the body needs to remain healthy. Some of the major nutrients include carbohydrates, proteins, and fats.
You can find some good health blogs on Bodybuilding.com. Some of the best are the forums about carbohydrates and proteins.
It depends on what type of athlete you are If you a sprinter the energy needed is just muscular power which derives from the energy system ATP-CP If you are a middle distance runner you will use Carbohydrates. If you are a long distance runner you will need Carbohydrates, Fats and if you are a Triathlon runner or an ultra-marathon runner you will use Protein. Carbohydrates are your Pasta's Fats are you Steaks that have fats within Proteins are some fruits and red meat
There is no one "best" weight loss programme that suits all people. The best one is the one that works for you. For example, some people do better counting carbohydrates, some people do better counting calories, some people do better counting both carbohydrates and calories, and some people do better by including cardio exercise in addition to dietary changes. .
In order to calculate grams of carbohydrates during a meal, one needs to use some basic tools. Measuring cups and measuring spoons will help you to measure out specific portions. This will enable you to know exactly how many grams of carbohydrates you are consuming.
Eat anything you want and some vegtables and be an athlete you'll do great
It depends on what type of athlete you are If you a sprinter the energy needed is just muscular power which derives from the energy system ATP-CP If you are a middle distance runner you will use Carbohydrates. If you are a long distance runner you will need Carbohydrates, Fats and if you are a Triathlon runner or an ultra-marathon runner you will use Protein. Carbohydrates are your Pasta's Fats are you Steaks that have fats within Proteins are some fruits and red meat
Some foods seen as 'bad' carbohydrates are refined (processed) carbohydrates. For a list of refined (processed) carbohydrates see the page link, further down this page, listed under Related Questions.
The amount of time that an athlete trains varies greatly from athlete to athlete. Some train for up to 30 years depending on the sport and some barely train at all
Each athlete handles stress in their own way. Some examples of how an athlete may handle stress are praying or meditating.
I think not all childern need it.Its not that importint to some moms or dads.You have to have the more inserince to take the paid time off but some kdis need it for there heath like my son he needs it and my daughter doesnt need it it takes alot to see if you child needs it or not.