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More Fuel You

Understanding Your Body & How to Fuel Your Adventures

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More Fuel You

By: Renee McGregor
Narrated by: Renee McGregor
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What we eat has a huge impact on our physical and mental health and on our performance in our chosen sport, whether we’re elite-level athletes or enthusiastic amateurs. But with so much information out there, how do we choose a way of eating that is right for us?

More Fuel You is a clear and authoritative guide to making the most of your nutrition. Leading sports dietitian Renee McGregor looks at fueling needs for sporting participation, training, and competition and analyses some popular diet options, including low-carbohydrate, vegan, and intermittent fasting.

But this is not just another sports-nutrition book. Renee recommends a holistic view: by understanding the human body and being self-aware, you can find the ideal nutritional approach for you personally. Significantly, Renee also discusses areas of sports nutrition in populations that are often overlooked, including women’s health and menopause, healthy aging, and the inclusion of individuals who don’t necessarily conform to the stereotype of an athlete, such as people living with chronic health conditions.

Whatever your race, genetics, gender, age, socioeconomic status, body type, or ability, it’s important to be your own athlete, fuel appropriately for your body, and enjoy what you do.

Whether you’re a world-class or real-world athlete, if you’re serious about sport and nutrition, you can’t afford not to listen to this book.

©2022 Renee McGregor (P)2022 Vertebrate Publishing
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If you are interested in or even just mildly curious in the roll that food, nutrition and fueling has to play in getting the best from your body then you will love this book. Renee has a vast knowledge and experience in dealing with athletes and folk who are looking to make changes and improvements in how they fuel and is more than happy to share what she knows. Her focus on what is best for anyone given individual comes through, her method is most certainly not a one size fits all. Renee takes into account, factors such as age, gender, background and so on, she listens. I particularly enjoy the peoples own stories in their own words, all so different and the professional opinion given was based on the individual case. As a masters athlete I enjoyed the chapter focused on this subject. I would recommend this book to anyone interested in the best way to fuel for you. I know I will revisit this book, for me, this is alway a good sign. Enjoy!

An interesting book jam packed with information

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So good for those wishing to understand the relationship between the body, nutrition and performance. I would say even those who are not athletes should read it to see how important eating enough is for general health and balance, instead of listening to the diet industry.

So informative

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In More Fuel You, author, elite athlete and professional nutritionist Renee McGregor breaks down much of the myth of the quick fix diet and instead presents a series of solutions and pathways for athletes at whatever level or sport to fuel their activities, and deal with eating issues and disorders. What I found most useful about this book was its approach to different sorts of scenarios and a best fit solution to that, it contained practical advice and simple advice that was easily digestible (sorry). Recommended for runners, climbers, cyclists etc, not just for competing athletes. The book is also littered with many case studies and Renee's take on these which was useful, particularly the carbs one and the climbing one.

A Nutrition Book not a Diet Book (at last!)

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I already owned the physical book but got the audiobook as well to go over certain bits again.
The book does include a lot of information and I had go back a few times to digest it all.
There is a lot of information on fueling and the importance of the different macros.
She then looks at all the different diets available and the pros and cons.
There is also detailed discussions on things like womens health, chronic conditions etc.

The information is comprehensive and well explained although at times I struggled to take it all in.
Its not a book you can easily read from cover to cover but more one to dip into.
The author reads her book well and the audiobook is coherent.

Detailed guide to nutrition for athletes

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The book opens with a chapter about calculating your fueling needs and how to break that down into the different macros. I used the information given to create a nice calculator in excel that is easy to follow. I found that to be very helpful, easy to follow and informative.

The remainder of the book discusses different popular diets or forms of eating and the benefits and disadvantages. It has some good information for masters and female athletes.

The book does seem to be aimed at athletes who are in a healthy weight range and really drives home the message that you shouldn't aim to lose weight if you don't need to as it could negatively affect your performance and health. The limitation of the book there is that I am definitely overweight even though I am pretty active (I try to cycle/run about 5 to 10 hours a week) and I found that (with good reason for the intended audience who may have eating disorders) it could be a little preachy when I have a very valid need to lose weight (though I definitely have some issues with my attitude towards my weight and body image).

The narration is nicely read and Renee has a pleasant voice though it was easy to become distracted at times so I do think the paper version has it's advantages if you really want to understand all of the details.

TLDR: It's a nice book, well enough read but has a focus on ensuring athletes who do not really need to lose weight eat enough and doesn't really consider the overweight/obese athletes

Interesting but I'm not the right audience

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