Are you eating enough as an athlete?

13 May 2025 · 1 min
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In this concise video, the presenter, who works with athletes, claims that 99% of them are undereating and outlines three practical indicators that suggest insufficient caloric intake: (1) poor, restless sleep despite adequate hours, leaving the athlete still fatigued; (2) persistent muscle soreness due to lack of nutrients for recovery; and (3) stagnation or regression in training performance, such as missing personal records, weight gains, or speed improvements. The speaker concludes that experiencing any of these signs should prompt the athlete to increase food consumption to support recovery and performance.

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