Summer is starting to fade. The days are growing shorter, and soon many people will be heading back to school. Even before schools begin, fall camps will open for all those who are playing high school and college football. Just like the change in the air, you can sense that the time for football has come once again. Most football players have been trying to improve themselves all summer. They have been in the weight room religiously trying to add lean muscle to their frame. They have been running every day to help their cardiovascular system to process all of their excess fats and carbohydrates. Most have even stuck to a specific nutritional dietary plan tailor made for their bodies specific needs in order to get the most out of their body's performance. Yet, people are always looking for a way to get an edge over the competition. There is a great and easy way to give you an edge on the field.
Increase your endurance. With a little over a month until the season begins there is still a chance for you to make the changes to help you outlast your opponent on the football field. Endurance is important for every sport, but especially for football. Football is a game of wills and in the fourth quarter after your body has taken a beating the entire game victory depends on how your body is able to handle the rigors of the game. Everything you do in the off season is simply there to help you to be at your best in the fourth quarter of a football game. So what should you add to get more out of your body? Eat more fat.
Yes, certain types of fats have been linked to increased endurance in sports. Researchers have discovered that there are many different types of fats. Some you want to avoid, but others in moderation have wonderful and helpful abilities in the human body. Omega-3 fatty acids are the types of fats that you want to have in your daily diet. Research has indicated that athletes that train with Omega-3 fatty acids take more oxygen into their blood stream, and have stronger hearts compared to athletes that don't have Omega-3 fatty acids in their diet. This increase of oxygenated blood and heart strength has been shown to improve the endurance of the athletes in sports competition. In addition Omega-3 fatty acids help in combating cholesterol and heart disease later in life, meaning that it really is essential to the health and happiness of everyone
The interesting thing about the Omega-3 fatty acids is it is one of the few things that the human body cannot make by itself. Omega-3 fatty acids can only be taken into the human system through digestion. The best sources of Omega-3 fatty acids come from fish and organ meats. Both are high in Omega-3 fatty acids, but both are difficult to add to supplement a diet. Plus, to get the full benefits of Omega-3 fatty acids it take weeks of constant consumption because it takes weeks for the body's muscles fibers to absorb the Omega-3 fatty acid. The best way to have a constant supply of Omega-3 fatty acids in your body is to take a dietary supplement that contains fish oil. Fish oil supplements give a high dosage of concentrated Omega-3 fatty acids, are easier to manage, and more economical to buy.
A football player that is looking to compete should be looking for any competitive edge that they could have on the field. With the time remaining until the start of football season, adding Omega-3 fatty acids to a healthy diet will help anyone out perform their opponent on the field.
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