What an Olympic Runner Eats for High Altitude Training

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Meet Olympic runner Brenda Martinez in Big Bear, CA and learn about how she s adapted classic Mexican cooking to the high-mileage lifestyle. Tim: I don't know how important age is on running. But it seems it's quite impressive to run in Olympic at 33 since it isn't young in sport world.
Date: 2020-12-15

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Comments and reviews: 4

Christian
Why doesn't she compete for Mexico? Oh wait, that's right. All the Mexicans who can run, jump or swim have already made it to the U. S!
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Jonny
700 feet High altitude? Total Clickbait. Just goes to prove that the Leadville 100 is the toughest race with the toughest people.
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parker
I've been running since I was five
I believe I started running shortly after learning to walk. Why did she wait so long?
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Gordon
Wow so surprised how little she eats for a professional runner. Pretty sure I eat twice the amount as her in a day haha.
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