Extreme Training Camp - Parrillo Performance
Extreme Training Camp - Parrillo Performance
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tips<br />
RECIPE<br />
spotlight<br />
Cacciatore Sauce<br />
2 tbsp. CapTri ®<br />
50 g. chopped green pepper<br />
200 g. chopped onion<br />
200 g. fresh chopped tomato<br />
1/2 cup chopped parsley OR 1/3 cup dried parsley<br />
30 g. tomato paste (optional)<br />
1 tsp. dried basil OR 2 tbsp. fresh basil<br />
1 tsp. dried oregano OR 2 tbsp. fresh oregano<br />
Place vegetables, CapTri ® , tomato paste and herbs<br />
in medium saucepan or skillet. Mix well. Cover and<br />
simmer until vegetables are cooked down to soft<br />
consistency, about 15 to 20 minutes.<br />
Cacciatore sauce is especially good over chicken or<br />
turkey, but try it over fish, zucchini or eggs!<br />
<strong>Training</strong> Tip<br />
of the month:<br />
Tricep Kickbacks<br />
To perform triceps kickbacks, bend over so that<br />
your upper body is parallel to the floor. As you<br />
begin, make sure<br />
to keep your elbow<br />
as high as you can.<br />
Drop your shoulders.<br />
Squeeze as<br />
tightly as possible<br />
in the contracted<br />
& tidbits<br />
Nutritional Information for 100 grams, raw:<br />
Calories 76<br />
Protein 1.7g<br />
Fat .5g<br />
Total Carbs 17.5g<br />
of the month<br />
Food<br />
of the month:<br />
Parsnips<br />
• A root vegetable related to carrots<br />
• Has a slightly spicy, buttery sweet flavor<br />
• Rich in potassium and a good source of fiber<br />
Fiber 2g<br />
Calcium 50mg<br />
Phosphorus 77mg<br />
Iron .7mg<br />
Sodium 12mg<br />
Potassium 541mg<br />
Vitamin A 30 IU<br />
Try these great recipe ideas using parsnips:<br />
• Mashed parsnips and Yukon Gold potatoes with<br />
roasted garlic<br />
• Roasted Parsnips mixed with roasted carrots and<br />
sweet potatoes<br />
• Add sliced parsnips when making vegetable soup<br />
nutrition Tip<br />
of the month:<br />
Pre-Contest Dieting<br />
The key to successful pre-contest dieting<br />
is the gradual loss of bodyfat. If you attempt to lose<br />
fat by over-dieting you will inevitably sacrifice muscle<br />
tissue. Generally, you can lose no more than one<br />
pound of bodyfat per 100 pounds of body weight<br />
per week. For example, a 200-pound person could<br />
lose no more than two pounds of bodyfat per week<br />
without sacrificing lean body mass. It is crucial to<br />
monitor your ratio of bodyfat to lean body mass at<br />
least once a week during a pre-contest diet. A scale<br />
indicates when you lose weight, but it cannot indicate<br />
if you lose bodyfat or muscle tissue. By monitoring<br />
your body composition, you will know when you<br />
need to adjust your diet so that you continue to lose<br />
bodyfat without sacrificing muscle tissue. If at any<br />
time you begin to lose lean body mass, increase your<br />
caloric intake and increase your aerobics. If you stop<br />
losing bodyfat, increase your aerobics and lower your<br />
intake of starchy carbohydrates. (The <strong>Parrillo</strong> BodyStat<br />
Kit contains everything you need for monitoring your<br />
News & Discoveries<br />
In Fitness & Nutrition<br />
Study Suggests Boning up on Copper<br />
While Dieting<br />
People who are overweight or obese are vulnerable to losing<br />
unhealthful amounts of calcium from their bones when<br />
they go on weight-loss diets. But a study by Agricultural<br />
Research Service (ARS) scientists suggests that consuming<br />
about three times the recommended amount of dietary<br />
copper may help women retain calcium in their bones<br />
when dieting. Of the women who completed the study, in<br />
addition to the copper present in the foods they ate, just<br />
under half received daily supplements of 3 milligrams (mg)<br />
of copper. The others received supplements of only 1.2 mg.<br />
All participants--who ranged in age from 25 to 35 years<br />
old--were then put on a weight-loss diet for 4 months.<br />
During the study, the researchers tracked the participants’<br />
loss of calcium with isotopes. The study showed that the<br />
women who were given 3 mg of additional copper were<br />
more likely to retain calcium in their bones. The current<br />
Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) for copper is 0.9<br />
mg for women older than 19 years. ARS findings provide<br />
science-based data to experts who establish and update<br />
the RDAs.<br />
This study suggests the current RDA for copper may not<br />
be adequate during weight loss.Good sources of copper<br />
include green vegetables, mushrooms, seafood, liver, nuts,<br />
seeds, wheat bran, some cereals and whole grains.<br />
- By Rosalie Marion Bliss - Agricultural Research Service - USDA<br />
Interesting<br />
Article Fact:<br />
Bioflavonoids are essential for the absorption of vitamin<br />
C, and the two should be taken together - which<br />
is why <strong>Parrillo</strong> Bio-C is formulated with both. Turn<br />
to John <strong>Parrillo</strong>’s article on pg. 20 to read more.<br />
Dominique’s<br />
Time Cruncher<br />
Question<br />
of the month:<br />
Quick Tip<br />
of the month:<br />
Produce Department Tip: When buying Yukon Gold The <strong>Parrillo</strong> Protein Chew Bar is the newest addition<br />
position, and stay<br />
Potatoes, buy them by the pound from the open bins, to the line of <strong>Parrillo</strong>-Inspired bars. The bar chews like<br />
tight throughout<br />
rather than buying them in a big bag. This type of taffy giving you that chewing satisfaction while minimizing<br />
the range of motion.<br />
potato won’t stay fresh for as long as other potatoes,<br />
calories. The Protein Chew Bar contains 20<br />
Use the strength of your biceps to pull<br />
so this way you’ll only be buying what you’ll need for grams of protein and only 180 calories which fills the<br />
your arm back to the starting position.<br />
a recipe or a few days of meals, saving you from wasting<br />
money on potatoes that have spoiled.<br />
meal. When you’re craving a sweet treat, reach for a<br />
needs of those who require a smaller caloric intake per<br />
body composition.)<br />
Protein Chew Bar to satisfy your sweet tooth!<br />
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Question: I’ve started to eat a better diet in order to<br />
lose fat, but I’m not getting the results I want. Could<br />
not exercising enough be the culprit?<br />
Answer: Exercise is just as important as your diet<br />
when you’re trying to lose weight. Dieting alone<br />
won’t work optimally, even if it is a proper diet. If<br />
you lose weight by caloric restriction alone, without<br />
exercise, up to half of the weight you lose will be<br />
muscle. This approach will also slow your metabolic<br />
rate, preventing further fat loss even on a low calorie<br />
diet. Exercise builds muscle and protects against the<br />
loss of lean mass while you shed fat. This approach<br />
maintains a high rate of metabolism, allowing continued<br />
fat loss. What about the person who refuses to<br />
exercise? If you don’t exercise, your metabolism is so<br />
slow that even a small amount of food can make you<br />
fat. You can get leaner and healthier through your<br />
diet, but you’ll go much further and get there much<br />
faster if you include exercise in your lifestyle.<br />
Have you seen our YouTube videos online<br />
yet? We have quite a collection of helpful videos<br />
posted on YouTube, ranging from workout<br />
techniques and tricks to easy cooking ideas and<br />
recipes. We have over 50 videos you can view on<br />
<strong>Parrillo</strong> <strong>Performance</strong>’s YouTube channel, just go<br />
to www.youtube.com/user/<strong>Parrillo</strong><strong>Performance</strong>.<br />
Supplement<br />
of the month:<br />
<strong>Parrillo</strong> Vanilla Protein Chew Bar <br />
• Chews like taffy<br />
• 20 grams of protein per bar, only 180 calories<br />
• 10 delicious flavors are available!