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In this 3 part series about Fuelling female fitness we’re diving into…
🏋🏽♀️ Should we spend our time doing cardio VS weights… & the benefits for health, longevity and body composition
🍏 Restrictive diets, low energy availability & underfuelling
⬇ Down-regulation of metabolism
🤩 Things we can do to increase our metabolic rate, and how many calories we burn (and then can eat!)
💪🏽 The role that protein plays in women’s health & body composition, and how much we should consume!
🥑 The role of dietary fat, and how much we should consume!
👯♀️ The importance of fibre, iron & calcium for females
🥙 How the hell can we plan enjoyable days with all of these things in mind!
🥪 When, where and how to include complex carbs VS simple carbs in our days of eating… & should this be different for older females?
🏃🏼♀️ How to ensure we’re fuelling performance but not over consuming and gaining weight
🚴🏽♀️ How to fuel high training volume
😴 Structuring calories for big training days VS rest days
This convo keeps rolling right through all 3 eps, so if you’re a female who’s training for health, body composition, performance, strength, sport or all of the above… Put all 3 of these on your playlist asap 🎧
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DISCLAIMER
The Eat Like Ruby podcast is not a substitute for professional medical or dietary advice.
The advice given in this episode is general in nature and should not be used to treat any medical conditions, health conditions, illnesses, injuries and/or any nutrition related conditions, deficiencies or similar.
This podcast is not to be used as, or in place of, medical advice or dietary advice.
Please consult your health care professional before implementing any of the advice, information or protocols discussed in this episode.
By Ruby Fraser5
55 ratings
In this 3 part series about Fuelling female fitness we’re diving into…
🏋🏽♀️ Should we spend our time doing cardio VS weights… & the benefits for health, longevity and body composition
🍏 Restrictive diets, low energy availability & underfuelling
⬇ Down-regulation of metabolism
🤩 Things we can do to increase our metabolic rate, and how many calories we burn (and then can eat!)
💪🏽 The role that protein plays in women’s health & body composition, and how much we should consume!
🥑 The role of dietary fat, and how much we should consume!
👯♀️ The importance of fibre, iron & calcium for females
🥙 How the hell can we plan enjoyable days with all of these things in mind!
🥪 When, where and how to include complex carbs VS simple carbs in our days of eating… & should this be different for older females?
🏃🏼♀️ How to ensure we’re fuelling performance but not over consuming and gaining weight
🚴🏽♀️ How to fuel high training volume
😴 Structuring calories for big training days VS rest days
This convo keeps rolling right through all 3 eps, so if you’re a female who’s training for health, body composition, performance, strength, sport or all of the above… Put all 3 of these on your playlist asap 🎧
Join the Eat Like Ruby Podcast Community
🍏 https://www.facebook.com/groups/eatlikerubypodcast
Follow Eat Like Ruby
🍫 https://www.instagram.com/eat_like_ruby/
Work with Ruby;
🥙 https://eatlikeruby.com.au
If you loved this episode, please;
🍑 Share to your IG stories & tag eat_like_ruby
🍔 Subscribe, rate & review on Apple podcast or Spotify!
For advertising opportunities, please contact;
📧 [email protected]
DISCLAIMER
The Eat Like Ruby podcast is not a substitute for professional medical or dietary advice.
The advice given in this episode is general in nature and should not be used to treat any medical conditions, health conditions, illnesses, injuries and/or any nutrition related conditions, deficiencies or similar.
This podcast is not to be used as, or in place of, medical advice or dietary advice.
Please consult your health care professional before implementing any of the advice, information or protocols discussed in this episode.

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