Olympian diets 2012 Videos

• 1. Olympic Weightlifting and CrossFit, Interval Training, Eating Disorders, Nutrition Research - EP4
• 2. Eating Habits with Olympic Champion Kaitlin Sandeno
• 3. Eat Like an Olympian! - The Daily Stir - June 28, 2012
• 4. Interview About Slow Carb Diet With Olympic Gold And Silver Medalist Xeno Mueller
• 5. The Insane Olympic Diets
• 6. Is Eating Like an Olympian Healthy?
• 7. Olympic Diet - Carl Lewis Vegan Gold Medals (Best Fastest Ever Usain Bolt Michael Phelps Lolo Jones)
• 8. Out Proud 2012 LGBT Olympians
• 9. Olympic Nutrition with Gary Hall, Sr.

Olympic Weightlifting and CrossFit, Interval Training, Eating Disorders, Nutrition Research - EP4

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Erin Hightower commented on 10 Jul 2013

I'd like someone like her to give us some basics of if you have a protein deficiency you'll feel x. if you have a carb deficiency you'll feel x. It might help wish us as we learn to listen to our bodies. I'm having a big issue of not knowing what I missed when I feel bad

elenafissa commented on 27 Jan 2015

One of your best episodes! Great information, given in the right way. I loved the quality of the information your guests gave! 

stratocatblue commented on 21 Jun 2015

Very informative, exceptionally entertaining! So glad I found and subscribed to your channel. Kudos!

UGetThatThingISentYa commented on 10 Apr 2013

Great episode! The Shilling's are great people with some great info!

Conner Draper commented on 14 Apr 2012

I'd love to be their when they film one of these.

Mateusz Kwiatkowski commented on 26 Mar 2012

reaaalyyyyyyyy great info about eating here!

Lisa Mac commented on 02 Nov 2012

cool shirt chris!

Eating Habits with Olympic Champion Kaitlin Sandeno

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ramesh shah commented on 14 Nov 2014

That blonde in the front row(3rd on left) She is gorgeous!!. Any one know her or the back up group?

Igor Kosheluk commented on 26 Jun 2013

Good day! I'm Michael.I did -15 lbs in two months.Visit iwondiet.com

ramesh shah commented on 10 Nov 2014

she is stunning!!

Eat Like an Olympian! - The Daily Stir - June 28, 2012

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TheAsiana99 commented on 01 Jul 2012

I want Ryan Goselin to take the role in 50shades of Grey movie!

Interview About Slow Carb Diet With Olympic Gold And Silver Medalist Xeno Mueller

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Rajneesh Nair commented on 23 Nov 2012

Hey, this was a really great interview. Is there anyway you could get me in touch with Xeno? I'd like to know more about his experience with the slow-carb diet.

The Insane Olympic Diets

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Taylor Ryan commented on 31 Jul 2012

I am in agreeance with ya on The gymnast! To be honest I am not a big fan of the fruititarian diet for the reason of getting all the nutrients. He follows an 80-10-10 diet, so it's 80% fruit, 10% grains/beans and 10% veggies. The 10% would be where he gets the protein. Good luck if you give it a go, love to hear your thoughts if you get started on it!

Amy P. commented on 26 Jul 2012

I have actually been looking into being a fruitatrian, but how would I get my protein in? I'm trying to lose weight. & that one Korean gymnast....ooh girl...I couldn't do what she's doing! Props to her lol.

hipretty commented on 26 Jul 2012

Wow i didn't know you were a vegan...why didn't i know that? I was vegan but became Vegetarian when I went GF.

hipretty commented on 26 Jul 2012

Taylor, Honey isn't Vegan but you can use Agave Nectar it does have beneficial properties.

Krysb107 commented on 26 Jul 2012

I read a few years ago that it was the chlorophyll which reduces body odor :)

Tashawna Belhumeur commented on 10 Aug 2012

I think your next video on diet should include the wrestling diet. Thanks

Taylor Ryan commented on 31 Jul 2012

Interesting, going to have to read up on that! Thanks.

Ally Vergara commented on 31 Jul 2012

80% carbs, 10%fat, 10%protein

Is Eating Like an Olympian Healthy?

Olympic Diet - Carl Lewis Vegan Gold Medals (Best Fastest Ever Usain Bolt Michael Phelps Lolo Jones)

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Go Vegan commented on 14 Aug 2012

Go vegies!

Out Proud 2012 LGBT Olympians

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Naturelover925 commented on 30 Jul 2012

For all the gay Olympians that are openly gay, kudos for them.I hope that they will all be judged equally and fairly on their athletic abilities.However,those that,for what ever reason,choose to keep their sexual orientation privet,should not feel pressured to reveal themselves.Just because they are not openly gay,does not mean that they are not proud to be gay.Some people are just more privet then others.Some simply may feel that their sexual orientation is nobody else's business.God bless.

sanyukta Lele commented on 28 Apr 2013

dont want to brag or something dint really won any thing in international level but iam 24 indian TRACK CYCLING team sprint went to asia cup n asian championships in 2012/2013 (now we can not play international events as IOC has banned IOA for some reasons n now our authority says if u want to go n play pay for own trip but now started on my transitioning so now i dont think will be able to play international level @all god i gonn miss this :( but happy am getting what i dreamed of since kid

Eve Evens commented on 10 May 2013

I totally understand what your trying to say, and i totally get the frustration of not having as many out male athletes, but please do make the assumption that it is easier to be a gay female. I was called a dyke almost ever day of highschool. Someone spray painted on my locker. One guy offered to "rape me straight". Male or female being gay is not easy. Homophobia is directed differently at men than at women. Men I think tend to get more physical violence but women get sexual violence.

Peter Hoang commented on 29 Jul 2012

it is sad that only 21 of them are not afraid to come out. and ever sadder when only 3 gay males are out. It is really disturbing that sport is still viewed as large a " masculine" thing which prevents a lot of gay male athletes from coming out. I wish to see the day when sport is just sport. I am still glad that these 21 beautiful individuals are proud of who they are, I just wish more could take the same stand.

DraskyVanderhoff commented on 30 Jul 2012

There are many lesbians that play masculine games, here in Argentina there are a lot of lesbians in hockey ( i don't know how many lesbians are in the Las Leonas Team, but I'm sure there is some ). Odd not to see gays in more "manly" sports ( yes, stereotype and blah, but this example show the case). There seems a lack of femme lesbians and macho gays, maybe i'm brutally wrong, you tell me.

Naturelover925 commented on 30 Jul 2012

Perhaps he feels that it is nobody's business whether he is gay or straight.We should not stereo type people because of the way they look,talk,or their mannerisms.I have had people assume that I am stupid,because I can not read,write,or spell very fast or well.When in fact,I am dyslexic,(Thank God for spell checkers.).So please do not stereo type,it can be very hurtful.God bless.*u*

sander91nl commented on 29 Jul 2012

Go girls! I didn't know my country's (ladies) field hockey team had multiple gays :D. Too bad there are only 3 out guys (Matthew Mitcham, drool :P). Too funny (or rather, sad actually) that Grindr overloaded when Olympic teams arrived in London. Hopefully more and more Olympians/sportspersons will feel comfortable to come out in the future.

Variance83 commented on 30 Jul 2012

I do not mean to stereotype... in fact, he's not exactly stereotypical. I too hate stereotyped and hate judgements made about me. There just have been questions on his sexuality for a while and I was more hoping he was gay... hence why I called dibs. I agree with you though, thank fuck for spell checkers... :)

Eric Hamilton commented on 30 Jul 2012

Yay for Matthew Mitcham! Fellow gay Aussie here. :) Btw, I've been meaning to ask you ever since I followed your vlogs (which are amazing, kudos to you guys), what is the music piece in the beginning of your recent vids? Sounds like a nice piano piece and I would really like to learn it. Thanks in advance.

funstarz5chloerulz commented on 13 Jul 2013

some other soccer players who i think could possibly be gay: Sweden: Nilla Fischer, Caroline Seger, Lotta Schelin USA: Abby Wambach Canada: Christine Sinclair,Erin McLeod,Melissa Tancredi,Diana Matheson and of course Sam Stosur (Australian Tennis Player) and Kirsten Flipkens (Belgian Tennis Player)

Sleekcartim .sleekcartim commented on 30 Jul 2012

This makes me feel so good! Things have changed so much in my lifetime. I quit HS hockey in late 70's due to the homophobic BS from team & coach (not directed towards me). I had NO gay role models in sports or otherwise. The younger gens are doing so much better! better days...

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romaczech75 commented on 29 Jul 2012

You would think that in this day in age of all the athletes all over the world participating this year there would be more than 21 out & proud. Don't even get me started w/ there only being 3 men in that group. Ridiculous. All the more reason why we need the Gay Games.

JohnQRandom commented on 25 Sep 2013

No way. It's more difficult for women to come out because females don't welcome them with open arms when they do. When men come out, it's as if they inherent all of female society as best friends. Also, many female athletes are gay, it's just that simple.

tolgreen commented on 30 Jul 2012

...without LOVE no LIFE ...for EVERYONE ...LET THE OLYMPIC GAMES CONTINUE ...WITH LOVE & PEACE & RESPECT ...CHANGE THE WORLD ...share mother-nature there is enough food and money ...born to be proud of myself THE WAY I'M ...xxxxx...

DONXMEN commented on 31 Jul 2012

I think it's amazing that there are so many out athletes but I couldn't help notice the amount of out male athletes! I guess she's right in stating that it's easier and more acceptable for a woman to be out than it is for a man.

Gay Family Values commented on 29 Jul 2012

The problem is once you are out it can really effect the judging from countries that are homophobic and it can outshine your personal goals...Thats why its important that we give a huge round of applause to those that are out.

Naturelover925 commented on 31 Jul 2012

Please don't stereo-type.There are gay NFL player,and heterosexual male professional ballet dancers.Also,many heterosexual NFL player take ballet lessons to improve their balance and coordination. *u*. God bless.

Delroy Mbofana commented on 07 Dec 2012

My Best Freind is Lesbian, New York City the greatest place in the world occassionally you going to get your bigots, but she's strong and Kelly if you watching this and you see this Comment I love you baby girl

viviorunitia14 commented on 30 Jul 2012

Whilst it is a shame that so few Olympic athletes feel able to be open about their sexuality I think it is even more of a shame, though it is often ignored, that there are zero transgender athletes competing.

PaintedRavensong commented on 31 Jul 2012

It would be wonderful to know exactly how many LGBT athletes that there are (in and out of the closet) I'm sure that number might be triple at least, wouldn't you say? Thanks for the wonderful video! HUGS!

gilbertblaze commented on 04 Aug 2012

surprise...surprise....its mostly Lesbians that are OUT in the Games LOL....its more easy for them then the Guys I think.... I been watching the Olympics been great to see the Americans Kick Ass

rayway82 commented on 29 Jul 2012

Thank you for this video. I had the same idea to look up GLBT-athletes this weekend for me to root for and followed Matthew Mitcham's Twitter. Now I've got the full list :-) They make me proud!

Fr4yTheStrings commented on 09 Aug 2012

21 is not a big number of out LGBT athletes, but at least it's a growing number :). It's a shame that so many athletes have to hide their sexuality just to be able to get to the olympics

droogette commented on 29 Jul 2012

Awesome! Also the lesbian kiss clip (from a British soap called Brookside) that flashed up during the opening ceremony - for many countries this was the first gay kiss shown on TV! :D

synthdreams13 commented on 06 Nov 2012

Lisa Raymond is a freaking LEGEND!! Not only in the world of tennis but as an LGBT athlete of course! She is one of the most successful doubles players of all-time and is a class act.

Daxton Jackson commented on 29 Jul 2012

I love Matthew Mitcham he kinda helped me growing up, seeing him winning gold in Beijing in 2008 and that he was openly gay, great role model. Hope get can get gold again.

Olympic Nutrition with Gary Hall, Sr.