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E J A Y I N K # on Instagram: "Real in the day eating 💪🏽 
This has been my daily intake for around 5years now - The only thing I change are the proteins between chicken, salmon & beef. Everything remains the same, just remixed.. for example I would have boiled eggs instead of an omelette
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As you can see there are no carbs (i’m not on keto) & this suits me - A lot of people preach you must have carbs as it’s “stored energy” but you should listen to your own body. 
I always say you are your own Guine pig to your own goals. So if you want to build size ect then of course eat your carbs (I’m not a nutritionist) but i personally train for power strength & preform very well with lots of energy so carbs are not a necessity for me :) 
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However I do like to class my “carbs” as my treats. So yes

E J A Y I N K # on Instagram: "Real in the day eating 💪🏽 This has been my daily intake for around 5years now - The only thing I change are the proteins between chicken, salmon & beef. Everything remains the same, just remixed.. for example I would have boiled eggs instead of an omelette - As you can see there are no carbs (i’m not on keto) & this suits me - A lot of people preach you must have carbs as it’s “stored energy” but you should listen to your own body. I always say you are your…

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Words like “inspiring,” “perseverance,” “overcoming,” and the like get thrown around a lot in endurance athletics, but – for some athletes – they aren’t just stoke-bro hyperbole. Tommy “Rivs” Puzey is one of those athletes, and we’re unironically and very sincerely stoked to announce a partnership with him.

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a man running in a race with other people behind him

A Kenyan athlete, Eliud Kipchoge, is a long-distance runner who competes in marathons and is a former 5000m specialist. He is estimated to have a net worth of around $3 million. Kipchoge was born on 5th November 1984 in Kapsisiywa, Nadhi County, Kenya. He, along with his three siblings, was raised by his mother. Sadly, […]

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a man running across a grass covered field with a speech bubble above him that reads, want to run better? this is how

ThriveTrek on Instagram: ""Unlock your full potential with these top exercises for strength and speed! Follow us for more tips #FitnessGoals #SpeedTraining #StrengthTraining #GetFit #RunFaster #StrongerTogether. Follow us."

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there are many different t - shirts on the front and back of this shirt, which says motivational tees for runners

Start feeling motivated and inspired by our collection of one of a kind running shirts made exclusively for men and women who love to run and look great doing it! Running Tees are great gifts for any occasion for all your runner friends!

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a man running on a track in front of an audience

Credit: Bettmann/Corbis But Bikila entered the Olympic stadium alone, to the cheers of 70,000 spectators. He finished the marathon in a new world record time of 2hours, 12 minutes and 11seconds – 4minutes, 8seconds in front of the silver medallist, Basil Heatley of Great Britain. Kokichi Tsuburaya was third. Bikila was the first athlete in history to win the Olympic marathon twice. After the finish he went on to astonish the crowd. Not appearing tired, he began a routine of stretching ...

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Pain wasn't just a risk in the 2009 TransEurope-Footrace, which covered an average of 43 miles per day for 64 days straight–it was a given. Researchers tested the pain tolerance of competitors in that year's race by dunking their hands in ice-cold water for three minutes. The runners–all of whom lasted the full three minutes–rated the pain an average of 6 on a scale of 1 to 10. Most of the nonrunners in a control group, by contrast, gave up halfway through the test and rated the pain as 10.

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