Episode 36: Top 8 travel struggles of nutrition and training, ”how to survive a continental breakfast”

When you're going on a trip (a non-climbing trip, that is) - whether it's a beachy getaway, a work conference, or you're headed to a family reunion; the way you approach training and nutrition probably has to change. So do you light your usual routines on all fire when you're away? Should you rigidly cling to what you normally do? Or something in between?  In this episode, we're highlighting the top 8 struggles we see climbers deal with when it comes to training, nutrition, and travel - and how to deal with them. That way, you can find what works for YOU while you travel. IMPORTANT REMINDER: tomorrow is the LAST DAY to ge 25% off a Crush It app plan! Use the code 'SUMMERCRUSHIN' at checkout to get your discount. Crush It Sport Climbing: www.goodsprayclimbing.com/crush-it-sport-climbing Crush It Bouldering: www.goodsprayclimbing.com/crush-it-bouldering Want to know how you can use periodized nutrition to your advantage and create a plan for your seasons? Join the Seasonal Send Masterclass to master how to shift your nutrition throughout your periodized seasons with ease. Grab your seat now: https://dirtbagnutritionist.podia.com/seasonal-send-masterclass  Want the weekly Training Plan Makeover? Go here to have it sent to your inbox every Friday! Support us on Patreon! The Average Climber Podcast is a proud member of the Plug Tone Audio Collective. Go to www.plugtoneaudio.com to learn more. Interested in the cognitive benefits of exercise? Check out these studies: 20 minute bout of aerobic exercise boosts cognitive flexibility SOURCE: Heath, M. & Shukla, D. (2020) Frontiers in Psychology, 11, 1106 Aerobic exercise increases attention regulation and working memory. Source: Ludyga, S., Gerber, M., Brand, S., Holsboer-Trachsler, E., & Puhse, U. (2016) A meta-analysis. Psychophysiology, 53(11), 1611-1626. Also, shout out Dr. Karin Nordin of Body Brain Alliance for her resources and education in improving exercise adherence (from whom we learned of these studies). Check out her resources at www.bodybrainalliance.com