of heat illness HEAT EXHAUSTIONCause Failing to replace fluids and electrolytes when dehydration sets in.Symptoms A core body temperature of 102°F to 104°F, headache, fatigue, profuse sweating, nausea, clammy skin.Action plan Apply a cold pack on the head

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, down a sports drink to replenish the electrolytes flushed out by the excess urine that drinking inevitably produces. On Saturday, continue to rehydrate with sports drinks and water. If you get carried away, these are also the best cures for hangovers

cent less sugars than regular sports drinks. It contains electrolytes to help you stay hydrated and B vitamins for energy. But with only 50 calories per 500ml bottle, you can drink it knowing you won't consume more calories than you've burned

boost your confidence. Remember to run frequently, rest when your schedule says to or when you’re tired, eat and drink well and surround yourself with positive people.General TrainingDo I need to run more than 13 miles in training? To complete the half

balls that work out at a bargain 3p per wash.NUTRITIONTake a trip to a health food shop and stock up – it’s easy to make your own running-ready snacks with these back-to-basics recipes from former RW Nutrition Editor Anita Bean.Easy electrolytesTo make

am, get dressed, down a pint of two-thirds water to one-third juice, then I'm out the door for that 20-mile run with a couple of gels and half of litre of electrolyte for the journey. – Glen KeeganCoffee! It usually takes me about half an hour to get

it will happen. Generally though, I would recommend a minimum of twice a week to see the effects, but the more you come, the more your body will adapt and change.The key is consistent and regular practice, teamed with healthy eating. You’ll find the more your

, including the heat and humidity and lack of fluid and electrolyte replenishment. It is great that Kim can identify these factors and be aware of them in the future.Kim has been one of the most determined runners I have ever worked with, both in terms

running. I’m thinking of killing two birds with one stone and turning one of his walks into a jog. Does anyone else run with their dog? Did you ease them in gradually or just go out as normal? Clare Taylor 4 Labradors are generally fine as long as most