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EPISODE · Apr 22, 2024 · 59 MIN

The Triathlete's Plate: Powering Performance with Protein

from The Working Triathlete Podcast · host Derek Stone & Conrad Goeringer

In this episode, we're diving deep into the role of protein in triathlete performance. Join us as we explore the science behind protein consumption and its profound impact on endurance, strength, and recovery for triathletes. Discover the optimal daily protein intake for triathletes and learn how to tailor your nutrition plan to fuel your training and racing endeavors effectively. We'll break down the latest research and expert recommendations to help you fine-tune your protein intake to support your athletic goals. However, the conversation doesn't end there. We'll also delve into the topic of intra-workout protein supplementation. Do triathletes truly need to consume protein during their workouts? We'll examine a study conducted with the Danish national cycling team during a training camp, exploring the effects of protein intake during exercise. Whether you're a seasoned triathlete or just starting your journey, this episode will provide invaluable insights into optimizing your protein intake for peak performance. Tune in and take your triathlon nutrition game to the next level with the Working Triathlete Podcast.

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