143: Speed Training & Zone 2 Training with Meaghan Nana-Sinkam

Come for a “run” with my dear friend Meaghan Nana-Sinkam (she’s been on five episodes and is an unofficial producer), and hear how a Special Challenge through the Sub-30 Facebook club changed her way of training. We discuss fuel, weight gain/maintenance/loss when it comes to running, what ultra runners may know that street runners don’t, race awards based on weight, and Meaghan’s theory on why I get injured. At the end of this episode, we agree to agree (for once!).

Serena Marie, RD, shares how to get your body into fat-burning mode through what and when you eat, with an emphasis on your activity level. We talk about how easy it is to over eat carbs and sushi, and why eating protein is so important for body definition. We share what we’re grateful for and how we trick ourselves into moving our bodies.

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