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| Hi all, A quick question for everyone out there - I'm looking for ways to improve my stamina and recovery time across the board. I'm a shiftworker, and often have to work night shifts that are fourteen hours or longer, with no sleep and perhaps time for a meal or two. I love my work, but I'm keen to find ways to make it a little less taxing, and to recover faster. Here's my current way of doing things: 27, male. Exercise: Distance running (5-15 km per session) and some cycling (rarely more than 5 km), five or six days a week. Diet: Vegetarian plus small amounts of environmentally responsible meat. Alcohol: a couple of beers, perhaps 3 times a week. General health: Very good. I normally sleep well, around 8 hours per night. Any suggestions that anyone might have would be very welcome. |
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| Hi there! Looks pretty healthy to me. You may want to try some very vitamin supplementation. Some strength training might make a difference. Certainly, getting enough sleep will be a major factor. Also, quality calorie consumption during the 14 hour shifts. I hope this helps! Best, Richard
__________________ Richard Cotton Exercise Physiologist/Wellness Coach www.MyExercisePlan.com www.RichardCotton.com |
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