Fat Is Fuel

When you’re new to something, you make mistakes. I’d even go so far as to say that’s a fact. And I’m no different from the next guy, err gal, in that I sure made plenty of them not only when I was new to Paleo, but new to triathlon. My focus today will be on […]

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Co-Co for Coconuts

I don’t know about you, but for years, I avoided coconut oil like the plague. The mere fact that it was high in saturated fat alone was enough to take it out of consideration for a fat option. Back then, I was under the impression that my only good fat options were olive oil, avocado […]

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Athletes and Alcohol: Does Drinking Impact Performance?

Hello from Sonoma! It’s been another great weekend in wine country, where I’ve been busy with the race, some R&R, delicious Paleo eating (it’s hard to go wrong when you’re surrounded by such an abundance of local produce and foodie culture!) and, of course, a little bit of indulgence in the form of some good, […]

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Half Ironman Now, Wine Later

I’m driving up North to Sonoma today for another half Ironman race.  It’ll be my 10th time navigating this absolutely to-die-for course and I’m keen to enjoy another lovely weekend in Wine Country.   Vineman 70.3 as it’s now called, is particularly special race to me, as it was the very first half I did […]

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Veggie Noodles Take the World By Storm

When I first discovered gluten consumption was one of the key contributing factors to years of illness, my first thought wasn’t “how will I live without pasta, bagels and bread?” Since I’d been so sick for so long, learning I had the choice to not ingest the thing (or things, plural, as I’d discover soon […]

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Is Your Health at Risk for Sitting Too Much?

You’re active, you’re eating well and getting a full night’s rest on a regular basis. So does it really matter if you’re spending upwards of eight hours sitting at your desk every day? Without a doubt.   In a recent study from the Archives of Internal Medicine, adults who sat for more than eight hours […]

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Red, White, and Blue Paleo Foods to Round Out July 4th

Do you have plans for the 4th? Tomorrow, over 300 hundred million Americans will be celebrating Independence Day and many of them will be doing so by hosting a barbecue, attending a fireworks show, and possibly overdoing it on the drinking.   AAA reports Independence Day is statistically the most deadly where more people lose […]

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Your Paleo Guide to Summer Veggies

During the off season, if you happen to live in a snow covered climate, your choices for vegetables may be limited. But with summer in full swing, we’re spoiled with an abundance of fresh produce, making it an ideal time to get our veggie groove on and take the first step in the right direction […]

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