Vegan Biathlete: A Typical Low-Intensity Training Day Diet

Thursday, 28 June 2012

A Typical Low-Intensity Training Day Diet

Proper nutrition, along with adequate recovery allows athletes to train and perform at their best.

A Typical Low-Intensity Training Day Diet:

Breakfast

Smoothie with Fruit, Hemp and Flax

Soy milk/Almond Milk

Whole Grain Cereal

Berries

Whole Wheat Toast

Nut Butter

Lunch

Brown Rice

Green Leafs (Arugula, Field Greens, Spinach, etc...)

Tofu Sandwich

Snack (Post-Workout)

Brown Rice Protein Drink

Apple

Brown Rice Cakes

First Supper

Whole Grain (Amaranth, Quinoa, etc...)

Bean Salad

Lentils

Carrots

Second Supper

Whole Wheat Pasta

Tomato Sauce

Green Leafs

Vegetable Juice

Nuts

APPROXIMATE CALORIC INTAKE 3000-4000

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About Biathlon

Biathlon is a demanding sport that combines cross-country skiing and shooting. It is a sport that originated in the Scandinavian countries as part of a military exercise, as infantry patrols were often conducted on skis. There are two positions from which biathletes shoot from: prone and standing. The prone position, which involves lying down, is steadier than the standing position. As a result, the prone target is much smaller. Both positions require that five metal targets (that turn from black to white when hit) be hit from a distance of 50 metres with only five bullets. For each miss, there is a penalty of either: a 150-metre penalty loop or one-minute added to the final time, depending on the type of competition.