Perfect meal after a big training session, high in protein and the right amount of carbs to replenish Glycogen Stores. Glycogen is found in the liver and muscles. The muscles convert glycogen into usable energy and your body utilizes your glycogen … Continue reading
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Each cooking oil has a purpose, getting it wrong could be harmful!
Further to Wendy Laroche’s guest appearance regarding the use of coconut to say goodbye to those sugar cravings, I was quite surprised about the burning point of Olive oil and how it oxidises at high temperatures, creating free radicals. I … Continue reading
People who live in Sunny climates or work out doors have lower death rates from cancers
Our Guest expert today is Paul Scicluna of Global Health Renegade discussing the importance of Vitamin D Paul Scicluna is a No.1 international best-selling author, health coach and passionate public speaker. From ancient times to the present day the sun … Continue reading
Did you know? To neutralize a glass of cola with a pH of 2.5, it would take 32 glasses of alkaline water with a pH of 10
The main aim of this post is to communicate that a healthy diet is a balanced diet made up of foods that are considered acidic and alkaline. The proportions is important and the best way to make decisions is to … Continue reading
His & Hers Antioxidant Boost Breakfast
Its so important to start everyday with a healthy breakfast and good frame of mind :) Ingredients Cubed eggplant (salted and excess fluid removed to extract bitterness) Shredded Chicken Shredded Zucchini Shredded Carrot 6 Eggs Broccoli Turmeric powder Chilli ground and … Continue reading
Prevention is the best medicine with Pineapple
I pack a portion of pineapple in our lunches daily, predominantly because the best medicine is prevention so I try to fill our diets with foods that assist the immune system to prevent colds & Flus. Protein is an essential of Brad’s diet … Continue reading
Forgotten Superfood: Paprika
It’s so easy to reap these benefits try adding a bit of paprika as a garnish to your foods I add it to Bradley and Is eggs every morning along with turmeric, chilli powder, garlic powder & ground coriander. Spices … Continue reading
Sally Symonds who has lost 50% of her body weight and kept it off tells us how
Sally Symonds is one of the few people in the world who has lost over 50% of their original body weight and kept it off for over a decade! She gives Thefoodlife.org the top 5 steps to reaching your goals … Continue reading
How our Aussie 7s Rugby team get their strength and power
Following on from the article on the speed & conditioning programming our 7s athletes undertake, this article will cover the gym based strength & power programming the athletes complete. This component of training is hugely important for our athletes- being … Continue reading
Cook with coconut and stop those sugar cravings
Having been a health and fitness expert for over 13 years, it is critical to attain and share the real facts on foods that can enhance your health. One tropical trooper that can assist you tremendously is coconut oil. … Continue reading
Slow Cooked Chicken Lentil Soup
The yummiest old fashioned cold and flu remedy that contains powerful herbs & spices. Organic is important when you feel a cold coming along or when you are fighting one. Organic foods allows your body to concentrate on fighting the … Continue reading
Best foods for your skin’s health
A healthy nutrient enriched diet is an important aspect in skin health in conjunction with a good skincare routine that includes prevention with daily application of UV protection. Whilst a balanced diet will achieve overall health these foods will help … Continue reading
Iceberg vs Romaine Lettuce
The real superfoods by Mike Cambell
This week we have Mike Cambell explain to us The Real Superfoods Our friend Mike has helped thousands of men achieve their goals in fitness, health and life in general. He is about to release his book “Eat like a man, … Continue reading
Aussie Sevens Rugby Speed & Conditioning
How a 7′s athlete trains on the field to improve their speed and running condition. Written by our guest expert the Australian Women’s Sevens Rugby Strength & Conditioning Coach Craig Twentyman Sevens rugby is a fast paced game of 2 x … Continue reading
Quick and Healthy Lunch box Ideas
Click on the picture to download the free ebook My aim is a healthy balanced diet with complex & simple carbs, proteins, Omegas, vitamins, antioxidants and good fats. I customise our meals based on activity levels because food consumption should … Continue reading
Inside my fitness cupboard
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Football, boxing gloves and pads, resistances bands, tennis rackets, 18kg kettle bell, basketball, nerf, skateboard and skipping rope.
The essential organic vegetable shopping list
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Thanks to http://www.bodyunburdoned.com for the great image and helping me save on my weekly shop! Buying everything organic is very pricey in Sydney so this is perfect to prioritise the essential organic vegetables.
Sweet potato turkey meatballs & Spaghetti (Wholemeal)
Big carb loaded dinner the night before Brad’s pre season football game for APIA Leichaardt in NSW premier league. In this meal I try to achieve a ratio of 70% carbs so I added some shredded sweet potato in the … Continue reading
Organic Mediterranean Penne bolognaise (Wholemeal)
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Perfect dinner or main meal when carb loading the day before a football game. When I’m prepping Brad’s meals I always ensure that wheat is not consumed on game day as it’s known to because they can have the tendency … Continue reading