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Nutrition

Fuel up to feel (and perform) your best. This advice from credentialed experts will help you hone in on everything from your everyday eats to race-day must-haves.

A person squeezing lemon into a glass of water to help them stay hydrated.

Nutrition

9 Easy Tips for Staying Hydrated All Day Long (Besides Just Chugging Water)

A bowl of Greek yogurt with banana and walnuts.

Nutrition

Cottage Cheese and Greek Yogurt Both Pack a Ton of Protein—So Which One Should You Pick?

A young woman drinking coffee from a mug.

Nutrition

How Much Caffeine Is Too Much? Here’s When to Cap Your Consumption

An athlete eating a yogurt bowl with bananas and oats after a workout. Learn whether you should eat protein before or after a workout in this article.

Nutrition

Should You Eat Protein Before or After a Workout?

A woman smiling and peeling a carrot in her kitchen to eat more vegetables.

Nutrition

Only 10% of Adults Eat Enough Veggies—These 7 Strategies Can Help

Overhead photo of a plate of basil fettuccine with grilled chicken, which is generally a good thing to eat the night before a race.

Nutrition

What to Eat the Night Before a Race, Whether You’re Running a 5K or a Marathon

Birds-eye view of someone eating a sunny-side-up egg (a complete protein) at an outdoor restaurant.

Nutrition

The Difference Between Incomplete and Complete Proteins, Explained

A happy athlete rubbing sweat from her forehead and drinking from a teal water bottle while standing outside. Learn about the benefits of electrolytes here.

Nutrition

Electrolytes Are About More Than Just Hydration. Here Are 5 Key Benefits to Know

A glass of tart cherry juice propped against a cinder block with tart cherries and a spoon nearby.

Nutrition

Why Tart Cherry Juice May Boost Your Workout Recovery and Sleep

A millennial woman sitting on a yoga mat at home and drinking a glass of chocolate milk after a workout.

Nutrition

Can Chocolate Milk Really Help You Recover After a Workout?

A wholesome bowl filled with macronutrient sources, including avocado, hard-boiled egg, chickpeas, spinach, tomato, blueberries, and cucumbers.

Nutrition

A Complete Guide to Macronutrients for Fitness Beginners

High-Fiber Foods: A person adding blueberries to a bowl of oatmeal.

Nutrition

7 High-Fiber Foods to Add to Your Plate ASAP

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