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Title: The Latest Nutrition Info
By line: By Craig Ballantyne, CTT
Certified Turbulence Trainer
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The Latest Nutrition Info
By: Craig Ballantyne, CTT
Certified Turbulence Trainer
www.TurbulenceTraining.com
Big News! Craig Ballantyne has added a brand new set of
Turbulence Training Fat Loss Nutrition Guidelines to the TT
package. This new report comes from nutrition expert, Dr. Chris
Mohr, Ph.D. Today we want to introduce Chris to you, and get him to
answer some tough fat loss nutrition questions.
So first, Dr. Mohr's credentials...
Dr. Chris Mohr is a consultant to a number of media outlets and
corporations including the Discovery Health Channel, Clif Bar, Fit
Fuel, and Labrada Nutrition. He has authored or co-authored
several textbooks and has written nearly 500 articles.
Dr. Mohr has bachelors and masters degrees in Nutrition, from Penn
State University and the University of Massachusetts, respectively.
He received his PhD in exercise physiology from the University of
Pittsburgh and is also a registered dietitian.
Through his company, Mohr Results, Dr. Mohr offers consultations,
provides corporate seminars, and will soon be providing nutrition
services for trainers.
Now, before we get to the interview with Dr. Mohr, I have something
to admit:
Nutrition is more important than training.
There, I said it. In fact, I've admitted it all along. It doesn't
matter how good the Turbulence Training workouts are, you won't get
maximum results without the right nutrition.
And that's why I've gone to Dr. Mohr to get his advanced fat loss
tips.
CB: For fat loss, what kind of shake is best after weights? Do we
need high-carb, sugar shakes?
CM:
I still think this is an important meal to get some carbohydrates
in to fuel you for your next workouts, since carbohydrate intake is
likely low throughout the remainder of the day.
Even during a fat loss phase, I recommend folks get at least a 1:1
ratio of carbs:protein.
CB: But what about sugar specifically? If a client is 35, 5'10",
and 21% body fat, does he need sugar in his post-workout drink?
CM:
I do still think simple carbs are important during this recovery
period.
Carbs don't have to be the enemy---if the rest of your carb intake
is mainly veggies, the post workout simple carbs will be a Godsend.
You'll suck that right up, you'll feel stronger, and have better
subsequent workouts. You should be training hard enough to be able
to lose the fat...it's not all about the carbs.
I would go 1:1 ratio of carbs:protein...around 30:30 of a
combination of malto/glucose/sucrose or any high GI ingredients
with a whey isolate and/or hydrosylate.
CB: Does post-workout nutrition change for interval training?
CM:
I believe it does, because while you're exercising at a
high-intensity, the amount of glycogen depletion and protein
degradation that's going on is lower than with a longer duration,
intense weight workout.
It is still an important time for feeding (after exercise), but I
wouldn't recommend the same high intake of carbs:protein as I would
after a tough weight workout.
Like before, go with the 1:1 ratio of carbs:protein - that is, of
course, unless you were just out there doing intervals for an hour
(but then you'd basically be superhuman).
CB: What are your thoughts on eating before bed?
CM:
This is a time I like a protein and fat meal, to help slow the
digestion of those nutrients during a time when it's likely you
will be breaking down some muscle tissue.
I am "ok" with some carbs, but if you do eat them, focus on veggies
or something similar and don't sit down to a Thanksgiving meal and
then immediately close your eyes.
CB: Everyone seems to know the general protein rule for gaining
muscle (1g per pound bodyweight), but how much protein do we need
when trying to lose fat?
CM:
This is suffice for losing fat as well. Maintaining this intake,
with a moderate fat intake as well, will help provide the necessary
nutrients since you want to lose as much fat as possible, yet
maintain as much lean body mass as possible.
You can't get around the fact that weight loss does take some
reduction in calorie intake (or very high amount of calorie
expenditure), so focus your intake on lean proteins, healthy fats,
and always think fiber, not carbs.
CB: Give us one of your "secret" advanced fat loss nutrition
tips...please!
CM:
Losing fat without the addition of intervals is like riding a bike
through sand - sure it will work, but your progress won't be nearly
as fast.
Replace all simple carbohydrates with their high-fiber
counterparts, and make sure you're eating at least one vegetable
each and every meal.
CB: What do you think of "calorie cycling" diets - where you drop
your calories for a couple of days, then bump them up, etc. Is
there any research to support this approach?
CM:
To my knowledge it's all anecdotal.
Theoretically, it seems as if it may work; however, it would be
near impossible to design a well controlled study to test the
theory.
With that said, it's hard to make specific recommendations because
there's nothing to base it off of.
CB: And let's finish off with your thoughts on fish oil - dosage,
quality, etc.
CM:
They kick ass---general health, 2-4 g/day. Elevated TG I would go
higher, increasing in a stepwise manner, up to 8g or so (not a
blanket statement, but individualized). Always speak with MD first
since it does decrease clotting time...contraindicated if on blood
thinning medications.
Preliminary research with weight loss shows it's promising---2-3
studies to my knowledge. I do believe higher quality fish oils are
important. Fish oil shouldn't give you fishy burps or taste fishy
at all.
Two favorites are Nordic Naturals and Carlson. Fish oils are
screened very well for mercury and other contaminants, particularly
ones like NN and Carlson.
CB: Thanks Chris. This is great. I look forward to adding your
nutrition knowledge to my Turbulence Training workouts...I
guarantee that this combination will help everyone lose fat and
gain muscle.
More nutrition interviews with Dr. Mohr are on the way.
If you have any other questions, just let me know.
Sincerely,
Craig Ballantyne
Author, Turbulence Training
P.S. Big Nutrition Announcement!
The Turbulence Training Nutrition Guide for Men & Women - written by
Dr. Chris Mohr, Ph.D., is ready for you.
Here are just some of the things you'll learn from Dr. Mohr...
1) How to calculate your calorie needs (p. 6)
2) Calorie recommendations for obese individuals (p.7)
3) The 23 types of sugar (many hidden!) to avoid (p. 9)
4) The 20 whole-grain sources to fuel your fat loss program (p9)
5) Over 60 fruits and vegetables that should be added to your diet
(p.
10)
6) The 16 protein sources you should select most often (p. 13)
7) Shocking trans-fat content of 18 common foods - find out which
food
is the deadliest in terms of fat content (p. 16)
8 ) The 9 Fat Sources you should select most often (p. 17)
9) Dr. Mohr's 12 Rules for Fat Loss (p. 18)
10) The TT Nutrition Plan for Men (p. 19)
11) The TT Nutrition Plan for Women (p. 23)
12) Bonus Supplement Report: The Truth About Fat Loss Pills (p. 27)
About the Author
Craig Ballantyne is a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist and writes for Men's Health, Men's Fitness, Maximum Fitness, Muscle and Fitness Hers, and Oxygen magazines. His trademarked Turbulence Training fat loss workouts have been featured multiple times in Men’s Fitness and Maximum Fitness magazines, and have helped thousands of men and women around the world lose fat, gain muscle, and get lean in less than 45 minutes three times per week. For more information on the Turbulence Training workouts that will help you burn fat without long, slow cardio sessions or fancy equipment, visit www.TurbulenceTraining.com
