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By Rose Giordano | June 17th 2009 11:31 AM | 3 comments | Print | E-mail | Track Comments
As some of you already know, I've been sharpening my sports nutrition skills.  With that, I figured I would share with you guys some tips that I think would help you guys out.  

This first one is protein needs.

 As rowers and/or cyclists we would consider ourselves endurance athletes.  FYI:  These numbers apply for both men and women b/c they are based on body weight - not gender.

The current standard for the avg (i.e. sedentary person) is 0.4g per lb of body weight.

For example, 0.4g x 150 pound person = 60g