I respect her for dedicating her day in day out life for the dream she's probably been chasing seriously for over two decades. Working a 9-5 or doing shift work brings out a different lifestyle in most people than what we see in this short video. Different goals require different game plans and in this case I think she isn't sacrificing anything, she's consciously choosing to live the way that hopefully will bring her closer to her end goal. Keep at it Brenda!
I think she’s defining carbs as only refined sugars and not the whole range of carbohydrates. All of her meals contained carbs. Complex carbs are great! Specially for athletes
When she said low carb i rolled my eyes. Its fairly well known that low carb diets are bad for performance in aerobic sports. She doesnt quite know how to define what a carb is.
150g (amount cited at beginning) of carbs is a very good amount for someone her size. When she said low carb, she was talking in terms of wanting to prevent insulin spikes, which is totally reasonable. Also I'm sure she knows more about nutrition than the two experts above me lol
@@jdlancaster1357 150 grams of carbs is not sufficient for me on a calorie reduced diet. She is literally competitive endurance athlete with a 70 mile a week training regiment which would likely put her around 3500-4000 cal a day. You need carbs to replenish glycogen in the muscles and better off higher glycemic carbs like refined pastas because insulin is the signalling hormone that forces carbohydrates into your cells. Even if the goal was to reduce insulin spikes animal protein is more insulinogenic than pure sugar, they oxidize to glucose as fuel and saturated fats inhibit insulin function through lipotoxicity on the pancreas and through post prandial lipemia. If you look at the predominant diet of endurance athletes they need a lot of carbohydrates so they can maintain the crebs cycle and not hit a wall. Fat oxidation is a series of magnitude less efficient than carbohydrates and produces much less atp for the same amount of oxygen. endurance sports is all about maintaining high VO2 max, heart and lung conditioning and muscular endurance. Replacing carbohydrates with fats in sports directly inhibits aerobic performance and it's been shown repeatedly in studies on sports nutrition.
I missed this series a lot. It's so much better than the non-stop stream of ball achingly dull "what I eat and shit out in a day video". Thank you Munchies ❤️
Definitely didn't think Brenda would be on a low carb diet as a distance runner but her talking about ramping up the intake in peak season makes a lot of sense.
I was hoping she had a RUclips channel. I love her personality and her partner’s connection with her. If you’re HER, please start one or let me know if you do if you have.
her YT channel is Brenda Martinez, and yes they seem to have a good connection, I would love to have a husbnad that trains me so I can be fit, they are lucky to have found each other.
Thank you, those food nutrition tips really made me think about what I'm eating and how it's affected my running. And not for the better. I miss seeing you and Jenny Simpson dueling it out at track meets.
I honestly prefer a little bit of branding in the background to the in your face commercial reels from TV that are coming back with a vengeance online now.
Endurance running is doable at an old age. My mom runs 100km+ races at age 64, not competitively but still, wow. I can't stand running so I lift heavy, :D.
Well, if you look at recovery rate associated with hormone production, age certainly doesn't help, it hurts you. Women are different than men, obviously. I can't really comment about women, but 33 isn't too far on the opposite end of the spectrum, for men. Obviously 23 > 33 in terms of all of this, but it really drops off around 40. Once you get to producing less and less hormones, that's when your body and endurance really take a hit. All athletic sports are for the young (unless you're using substances to combat the effects of aging). So then you gotta think about running, and how it affects your body. Running is pretty tough on your joints. All those impacts really add up. Again, 33 is probably more in the middle of the spectrum, with say, 43, being on the opposite end, and 23 being at the beginning. For the sake or argument, I'll use those numbers. The real sweet spot for an athlete is mid 20s, or so. So, 33 isn't too far off. But it all depends on how you've treated your body both inside and outside of your sport. Generally speaking, running is tough on your body, though.
For her height and weight with the amount of training she’s doing, her maintenance calories should be at about 2400...doesn’t seem like she consumed 2400 in this video lol
@@mrboatshoe most definitely! With how strict she is with her food consumption, there’s no way in hell she’s drinking beer and giving herself empty calories 😅🤣
@Ferinir I mean it's pretty basic stuff. The mask reduces the viral load you emit. Doesnt eliminate it, but certainly reduces spread when used correctly. Sorry you're a Trump supporter... be better.
@@mickym.6711 Nothing to do with politics hahah. The science has shown in many studies pre-covid and during covid that the masks do nothing for covid-19. The masks people wear are not air-tight and are very porous and have no influence on viral load. Maybe if we were talking about air-tight filtration masks then they would do something, but nobody is wearing these. Random people on the internet trying to preach science that they know nothing about. If you want to talk about politics, then explain why Dr. Fauci in the early days of the pandemic is quoted saying masks probably won’t do anything and Joe Biden’s advisor Dr. Michael Osterholm agreed that wearing masks was “largely nonsensical”. I can send you countless studies but something tells me you are not interested in the truth and have a political narrative you’d like to push.
@@mickym.6711 Ya know what... I’ll send the studies anyways. Just know- although you probably won’t read them and claim bullshit or some other justification, there are many many more where these came from. healthnewshub.org/cloth-mask-vs-surgical-mask-vs-n95-how-effective-is-each/ www.cebm.net/covid-19/masking-lack-of-evidence-with-politics/ europepmc.org/article/med/7379387 pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1157412/ www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7546829/ apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/handle/10665/332293/WHO-2019-nCov-IPC_Masks-2020.4-eng.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-72798-7 academic.oup.com/cid/article/71/16/2139/5848814 bmjopen.bmj.com/content/bmjopen/5/4/e006577.full.pdf Now don’t go around calling people science deniers or saying that you’re in the party of science and truth because the science and truth is right here. You can either educate yourself and see through the narrative, or go back to your world of following the mainstream and being a good sheep.
@@bb7851 That's simply incorrect. Look i get that you feel that wearing a mask infringes on your rights. The science doesn't care about your feelings. Nor do I. Marmalade mousolini lost. Sowwy.😞
Huge fan since her racing back in college; got to see her run at Mt. SAC several times and boi she is a fast mid-distance (800m) runner. Its a joy still seeing her run!! Her nutrition and prehabbing are obviously the key to her longevity in the sport. I appreciated her take on the "low carb diet". Overall, her end goal is to reduce the insulin spike that comes from simple sugars (very unhealthy to have several spikes throughout the day - check out Dr. Jason Fung for more), not to eliminate carbs given that she eats oats or complex carbs every morning. Carbs have been shown to improve performance but they have also been shown to increase the likelihood of diabetes, prime example is Tim Noakes and Dr. Peter Attia. She increases her sugars/ carbs during competition because she is insulin sensitive, that way her body (muscle cells) increase the uptake of glucose or sugars at faster rates and when they most need to. Carb loading works in a similar fashion - you deplete sugar intake for a couple of days by slowly cutting sugar or reducing carb intake, the enzymes that break down sugars then increase and are highly sensitive, muscle cell glycogen stores are depleted, finally you "carb-load" by eating pasta/ rice/ bread a day or two before competition allowing glycolytic enzymes and insulin to do their job, thus fully maximizing glycogen storages (fuel) in muscle cells and in the liver. Her take on bioenergetics is amazing, I wonder if she was a Nutrition major at the University of Riverside. GO BRENDA!!!
I just recently picked up running 🏃♀️ and it’s now a hobby and activity that I want to keep doing every day to maintain good health and life style, so learning about the importance of training and dieting is very important too, Big Bear lake is not that far from me
I totally agree but she does have the “whole foods “view on her nutrition. She said that she avoids sugar and thats true but not the carbs statement. Still her nutrition is pretty clean but so little
What a phenomenally inspiring story and video. Life is so easy to take for granted; our health, our happiness, our mind and our body. I'm glad I got to watch this and just soak up the fruitfulness of it.
Bro there is no way her diet is low carb. I see hella carb in her diet, which is ironically precisely what she needs with the mileage she is putting in.
i love big bear ca!! it so beautiful. when i use to run in college i would train up the mountains in washington because of the high altitude and then have some rest days back in the plains. it really help me perform well when competing and when i hit peak time before competing i knew i had it! running down was simple and i could outlast my competitors and finish strong. brenda you are a big idol of mine!! especially when i didnt see much representations when i was young!! sending mucho amor y saludos!!
Wow how interesting to hear and see the perspective of a athlete Olympian. Very informative 👏 seems very interesting 👍 I would like to see updates ? Or Vlogs if possible. Thank you 😊 love N.Z
Wow this is inspiring! I also run but just at home in my barn on the treadmill. I used to run 4 miles a day about 5 days a week then i got pregnant and here I am 2 months after having my baby and I'm finding it extremely difficult getting the motivation to go back to running.
Right? I'm by no means an endurance athlete but I do know the benefit of carbs to fuel training. I'm wondering why she only finds their value during peaks
yeah I doubt that many do the low carb thing tbh.. I mean she might feel fine about it, but I sure as hell wouldnt and you clearly wouldnt. As long as the diet works for what ever you do, then its effective
@@swiftskilly It's because most coaches and athletes have been fed quasi-scientific nutritional information, a LOT of scientific findings has been on nutritional science in the last 10 years.
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I demand munchies go back and just do a vid on those restaurant dudes
yes!!!!
Agreed. Not so sure why some folk are so triggered by them
Amen to that brother.
Yes! 👊
Yes agreed!
jesus that is some energy from those cali bar guys
Entirely too much.
Borderline offensive
@@muhlaynee Obv joking...?
Lmao I hate those kind of waiters
Def on that white powder
I like how she's a finely tuned professional olympic athlete and her husband/trainer is like a normal dad bod dude.
*Who won a marathon. Think he can hang up the shoes at that stage. Wonder what condition his legs are in after pushing marathon training that hard.
@@jamies7451 shitty if he hasn’t been training, it’s use it or lose it.
@@user-dk6un8sh6z LOL how ignorant. endurance athletes are a different breed, you dont need to worry about what they look like.
Guaranteed that dude is still a better runner than an average person.
That’s her trainer not her husband
I respect her for dedicating her day in day out life for the dream she's probably been chasing seriously for over two decades. Working a 9-5 or doing shift work brings out a different lifestyle in most people than what we see in this short video. Different goals require different game plans and in this case I think she isn't sacrificing anything, she's consciously choosing to live the way that hopefully will bring her closer to her end goal. Keep at it Brenda!
I think she’s defining carbs as only refined sugars and not the whole range of carbohydrates. All of her meals contained carbs. Complex carbs are great! Specially for athletes
When she said low carb i rolled my eyes. Its fairly well known that low carb diets are bad for performance in aerobic sports. She doesnt quite know how to define what a carb is.
150g (amount cited at beginning) of carbs is a very good amount for someone her size. When she said low carb, she was talking in terms of wanting to prevent insulin spikes, which is totally reasonable. Also I'm sure she knows more about nutrition than the two experts above me lol
@@jdlancaster1357 exactly lol
@@jdlancaster1357 150 grams of carbs is not sufficient for me on a calorie reduced diet. She is literally competitive endurance athlete with a 70 mile a week training regiment which would likely put her around 3500-4000 cal a day. You need carbs to replenish glycogen in the muscles and better off higher glycemic carbs like refined pastas because insulin is the signalling hormone that forces carbohydrates into your cells. Even if the goal was to reduce insulin spikes animal protein is more insulinogenic than pure sugar, they oxidize to glucose as fuel and saturated fats inhibit insulin function through lipotoxicity on the pancreas and through post prandial lipemia. If you look at the predominant diet of endurance athletes they need a lot of carbohydrates so they can maintain the crebs cycle and not hit a wall. Fat oxidation is a series of magnitude less efficient than carbohydrates and produces much less atp for the same amount of oxygen. endurance sports is all about maintaining high VO2 max, heart and lung conditioning and muscular endurance. Replacing carbohydrates with fats in sports directly inhibits aerobic performance and it's been shown repeatedly in studies on sports nutrition.
@@jdlancaster1357 lol right! shes an Olympian for god sakes !!
I love how the restaurant dudes say "cheehooo" 🤣🤣 it's such a Hawaii thing and they're in the middle of the freaking snow
They made me happy when they scream cheeehooo 😹
Missed these. More of this please!
Do you know where there are more? I loved this so much.
@@Vicburmester there's one on ultrarunning they did a few years back. Just search up ultrarunnung vice, it should still be up
Munchies ‘FUEL’ I think
Yeah this was great I loved it.
Orale! 🇲🇽❤️
When she says that she runs 70-80 miles a week and I don’t even that drive many miles a week...
Lmaoooo
U lucky ... i drive 100 miles everyday to work 10 12 hrs
I only run 21 miles a week and maybe 25 but that’s all 😂
@Fancy it's pretty low for an Olympic runner. Some of the Kenyan guys do 120 mpw
Same
The part where she was talking about support made me mad, it's so horrible that people only care about you when you already won
Say that again!!
The way she said pork messed with her heart rate at night I realized I’ll never be an Olympic athlete
Me too, my family and friends call me a fat pig so 😂
😂💀
It's okay Gennady Golovkin loves eating racks of ribs during his training camp.
@@hellobello3153 Yeah but GGG seems to be made of literal iron somehow
@@THICCTHICCTHICC at least 7 or 8 punches Canelo landed on GGG would have put any light heavyweight to sleep. Dude isn’t human.
Super inspiring to see other latino's prospering out here. Thank you for sharing your story.
I think something she said is key: eat things that make you feel good! Everyone is different. I gave up dairy because it wasn’t making me feel good.
I gave up dairy because a cow chased me when I was kid, I have yet to be chased by an almond or soy
@@dubsteppwarrior ..just wait till one falls from an almond tree only to blind you
@@Lousasshol 😆
@@dubsteppwarrior be careful with soy. Has a lot of estrogen in it.
@@katierojas8066 do you mind attaching any links/references in regards to your statement. Thanks
FUEL SERIES IS FINALLY BACK
Ive missed it, such a great show!
I just lost my job because of the pandemic, so I started a RUclips cooking channel. Wish me luck!!!
Cheers and much love
Good luck
All the very best🙌
Just subscribed :)
Best of luck 👍
“i can’t give up cheese... i think i was a mouse in a past life or something” lmfao 🤣 so funny
Cheese literally triggers the same receptors on your tongue as heroin. 😂 obviously not as strong but that’s why it’s so addicting.
I'm about to Olympic run downstairs to my fridge and get some ice cream.
Godspeed.
💀😂😭 hope it was good !
:D
You keep ice cream in the fridge?
That Michelob product placement was so cringe.
haha yeah i was like 'wtf'
i thought the exact same thing
hahahah. scrolling to find this comment. for sure. no fuck'n way she drinks that.
I missed this series a lot. It's so much better than the non-stop stream of ball achingly dull "what I eat and shit out in a day video". Thank you Munchies ❤️
Love this!! She went to my university and is such a nice person & talented!
she seems sweet. I wasn't wrong
Definitely didn't think Brenda would be on a low carb diet as a distance runner but her talking about ramping up the intake in peak season makes a lot of sense.
"you just create more red blood cells"
*Lance armstrong has left the chat*
Had to look that up about higher altitudes and red blood cells.
I was hoping she had a RUclips channel. I love her personality and her partner’s connection with her. If you’re HER, please start one or let me know if you do if you have.
her YT channel is Brenda Martinez, and yes they seem to have a good connection, I would love to have a husbnad that trains me so I can be fit, they are lucky to have found each other.
@@noramarcelamj7730 you’re amazing, thank you!
My grandma started losing her taste buds so her cooking got spicier and spicier..
No wonder she's so tough!
Huh???? Lmao
Live high and train low! It’s so cool actually seeing this in action.
Are you finally bringing back the FUEL episodes??? YESSSS!!! More please!!!
I'm definitely going to eat at that restaurant when I go up to big bear
Thats pretty crazy, I'm a long distance runner and I eat so much more than her lol
What's your pace? How long you go? if you don't mind me asking of course.
@@777weety It depends, my pace for workouts range from 450 to 550 and distances could be from 5 to 15ish.. (6 or 7 days a week)
@@johnspinelli9396 Top shape numbers man. Amazing
Of course, you're a guy
@@yourdailyjava And? She's still running 60+miles a week, surely she would be eating more.
These restaurant dudes are high on Salt!!
Thank you, those food nutrition tips really made me think about what I'm eating and how it's affected my running. And not for the better. I miss seeing you and Jenny Simpson dueling it out at track meets.
Who cares if it's a beer commercial if it's good content.
That beer is really good
At least this one was way better than the last one with all the dudes rowing
I honestly prefer a little bit of branding in the background to the in your face commercial reels from TV that are coming back with a vengeance online now.
I did feel the fake vibes from the getgo...
It worked. I want beer after work now. Lol
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.
I believe stamina/endurance is a quality that enhances as you get older, up to a certain point of course.
Endurance running is doable at an old age. My mom runs 100km+ races at age 64, not competitively but still, wow. I can't stand running so I lift heavy, :D.
Eliud Kipchoge and Kenenisa Bekele set marathon records at the ages of 35 and 37 :)
Well, if you look at recovery rate associated with hormone production, age certainly doesn't help, it hurts you. Women are different than men, obviously. I can't really comment about women, but 33 isn't too far on the opposite end of the spectrum, for men. Obviously 23 > 33 in terms of all of this, but it really drops off around 40. Once you get to producing less and less hormones, that's when your body and endurance really take a hit. All athletic sports are for the young (unless you're using substances to combat the effects of aging).
So then you gotta think about running, and how it affects your body. Running is pretty tough on your joints. All those impacts really add up. Again, 33 is probably more in the middle of the spectrum, with say, 43, being on the opposite end, and 23 being at the beginning. For the sake or argument, I'll use those numbers. The real sweet spot for an athlete is mid 20s, or so. So, 33 isn't too far off. But it all depends on how you've treated your body both inside and outside of your sport. Generally speaking, running is tough on your body, though.
@@andreyosuap That's exactly what I was thinking.
Shoutout to them tropicali boys in big bear! Best hospitality in the game
Fuk yea. Ima start drinking Michaelo to run like an Olympian.
Female and Latina doing the damn thing 🙌🏽 I missed these
loved this profile on Brenda as a fellow runner! so inspired by her morning mantra written on her daily schedule.
Those Cali bar guys def on that Alaska snow
I go to Big Bear every year for the Kodiak races and never knew there's an Olympian living there! So awesome and so inspiring!
For her height and weight with the amount of training she’s doing, her maintenance calories should be at about 2400...doesn’t seem like she consumed 2400 in this video lol
maybe that's why she hasn't won anything lol
I love you Brenda, es un orgullo de Mexican-American like yourself!!! I am so proud of you 🤍
High spice tolerance? Put her on Hot Ones!
'ive been running since i was 5'
me: so have I more or less
This comment is my fav
Im getting off the couch after this video ! Never too late !
Watching this, Enjoying a Refreshing Modelo!
Omg the guys at the restaurant are a ball of fun 😀🤣 I love it! She’s so disciplined! That’s admirable
I'm pretty sure she didn't drink any of that sponsored beer 😂😂
@@mrboatshoe most definitely! With how strict she is with her food consumption, there’s no way in hell she’s drinking beer and giving herself empty calories 😅🤣
Omg!!! I went to school with her at Rancho Cucamonga Middle School!
She's been running since she was 5? How has she not lost her breath?
My lungs would have evaporated by 10!
those restaurant dudes look like they have fun at work!!! amazing!!!
She’s way cool and their food looks delicious.
I live in big bear, playing football is so good up here we always have more stamina then other teams
Meanwhile Kipchoge is eating a plate of white rice covered in potatoes.
Yeah, I know everyone is different, but in my opinion I hope that athletes will stop being afraid of carbs. They need them the most!
He's a beast. He doesn't need any preparation
04:14 Another good use of masks. Not having the restaurant staff spitting all over your food.
Another bombshell: masks protect people and water's wet
@Ferinir I mean it's pretty basic stuff. The mask reduces the viral load you emit. Doesnt eliminate it, but certainly reduces spread when used correctly. Sorry you're a Trump supporter... be better.
@@mickym.6711 Nothing to do with politics hahah. The science has shown in many studies pre-covid and during covid that the masks do nothing for covid-19. The masks people wear are not air-tight and are very porous and have no influence on viral load. Maybe if we were talking about air-tight filtration masks then they would do something, but nobody is wearing these. Random people on the internet trying to preach science that they know nothing about. If you want to talk about politics, then explain why Dr. Fauci in the early days of the pandemic is quoted saying masks probably won’t do anything and Joe Biden’s advisor Dr. Michael Osterholm agreed that wearing masks was “largely nonsensical”. I can send you countless studies but something tells me you are not interested in the truth and have a political narrative you’d like to push.
@@mickym.6711 Ya know what... I’ll send the studies anyways. Just know- although you probably won’t read them and claim bullshit or some other justification, there are many many more where these came from.
healthnewshub.org/cloth-mask-vs-surgical-mask-vs-n95-how-effective-is-each/
www.cebm.net/covid-19/masking-lack-of-evidence-with-politics/
europepmc.org/article/med/7379387
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1157412/
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7546829/
apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/handle/10665/332293/WHO-2019-nCov-IPC_Masks-2020.4-eng.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y
www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-72798-7
academic.oup.com/cid/article/71/16/2139/5848814
bmjopen.bmj.com/content/bmjopen/5/4/e006577.full.pdf
Now don’t go around calling people science deniers or saying that you’re in the party of science and truth because the science and truth is right here. You can either educate yourself and see through the narrative, or go back to your world of following the mainstream and being a good sheep.
@@bb7851 That's simply incorrect. Look i get that you feel that wearing a mask infringes on your rights. The science doesn't care about your feelings. Nor do I. Marmalade mousolini lost. Sowwy.😞
Huge fan since her racing back in college; got to see her run at Mt. SAC several times and boi she is a fast mid-distance (800m) runner. Its a joy still seeing her run!! Her nutrition and prehabbing are obviously the key to her longevity in the sport.
I appreciated her take on the "low carb diet". Overall, her end goal is to reduce the insulin spike that comes from simple sugars (very unhealthy to have several spikes throughout the day - check out Dr. Jason Fung for more), not to eliminate carbs given that she eats oats or complex carbs every morning. Carbs have been shown to improve performance but they have also been shown to increase the likelihood of diabetes, prime example is Tim Noakes and Dr. Peter Attia. She increases her sugars/ carbs during competition because she is insulin sensitive, that way her body (muscle cells) increase the uptake of glucose or sugars at faster rates and when they most need to. Carb loading works in a similar fashion - you deplete sugar intake for a couple of days by slowly cutting sugar or reducing carb intake, the enzymes that break down sugars then increase and are highly sensitive, muscle cell glycogen stores are depleted, finally you "carb-load" by eating pasta/ rice/ bread a day or two before competition allowing glycolytic enzymes and insulin to do their job, thus fully maximizing glycogen storages (fuel) in muscle cells and in the liver. Her take on bioenergetics is amazing, I wonder if she was a Nutrition major at the University of Riverside. GO BRENDA!!!
So glad this series it’s back!
I just recently picked up running 🏃♀️ and it’s now a hobby and activity that I want to keep doing every day to maintain good health and life style, so learning about the importance of training and dieting is very important too,
Big Bear lake is not that far from me
She is def way above 150g of carbs a day
Yeah, between the oatmeal, rice, tortillas, and beans, she’s not really low carb.
Best thing is she said she doesn’t want this insulin spikes.
You know that some amino acids lead to much higher insulin output but ok😂
I totally agree but she does have the “whole foods “view on her nutrition. She said that she avoids sugar and thats true but not the carbs statement. Still her nutrition is pretty clean but so little
What a phenomenally inspiring story and video. Life is so easy to take for granted; our health, our happiness, our mind and our body. I'm glad I got to watch this and just soak up the fruitfulness of it.
Oh, and these beers help me achieve my goals.....
That beer has less carbs than the salad she was eating lmao
what a nice, laid back person for an Olympian
Those enchiladas looked good! Ty for the inspiring story and tip on avocado oil 😊
We need more of these kind of videos!!!
I like the outlook on carbs. Never thought about that before.
Bro there is no way her diet is low carb. I see hella carb in her diet, which is ironically precisely what she needs with the mileage she is putting in.
Yeah exactly that comment kinda threw me off haha
I would consider that very low carb especially for an Olympic runner. Any less wouldn't be healthy... Not for anybody.
I think she meant relatively low carb based on her needs, she said she aims for 150 grams a day
100 below is low carb dont let Keto fool you lol
@@J.Sandhu2 she's 1.5x that
The Tropicali guys are the best!!
the guys from the restaurant probably think about doing something crazy just in case it goes viral
Remember guys she is an Olympian! Not a normal human that isnt perfect! She must know exactly whats best since she is an OLYMPIAN!
i love big bear ca!! it so beautiful. when i use to run in college i would train up the mountains in washington because of the high altitude and then have some rest days back in the plains. it really help me perform well when competing and when i hit peak time before competing i knew i had it! running down was simple and i could outlast my competitors and finish strong. brenda you are a big idol of mine!! especially when i didnt see much representations when i was young!! sending mucho amor y saludos!!
This is Carlos. He’s really good at separating being my coach, and the guy I smoke weed with. Aloha Carlos.
Wtf dude
Didn’t know we had so many olympic athletes & nutritionist in the comment sections blooop 😂🤭
I can barely walk during winter and this lady run in it amazing
Wow how interesting to hear and see the perspective of a athlete Olympian. Very informative 👏 seems very interesting 👍 I would like to see updates ? Or Vlogs if possible.
Thank you 😊 love N.Z
Imagine how ✨crisp✨ it must feel to breathe in the oxygen chamber
"I want to give a challenge to the next generation"
Some challenge! Lmao 💀
Grandma wasn't losing taste buds.... just whole family's tolerance went up
Yaaay ... LOVE these Fuel videos. Thank you!
Beautiful work 👍
Finally outside world content, great to see this
Love the FUEL series.
WOW this was SO SO inspiring.🙏
For me it was the low carb thing and weaning off red meat and investing time/activities on recovery!
Is this gonna be another michelob ad?
Yes it was
YOU KNOW IT!
Wow this is inspiring! I also run but just at home in my barn on the treadmill. I used to run 4 miles a day about 5 days a week then i got pregnant and here I am 2 months after having my baby and I'm finding it extremely difficult getting the motivation to go back to running.
Watch Brittany Runs a Marathon. It will help. ( :
Respect for the dedication... seems intense 👍👍💪
Every time I eat Jack in the Box I get the runs.
Munchie meal
This video does not state it has ad placement at the beginning of the video. Shame
@0:31 it says it was “created in partnership with”
YES BRENDA!!!!
5:38 so dragonball z was not just a cartoon
Great video n I love how the end is sponsored by Michelob 🙂
Big Bear Lake is awesome 👌
Nice couple and nice lifestyle, wish you success 🙏🏻✨
Enjoyed this, thanks 😊
Lunch with a show, gotta go there next time im up there.
A proper Tropicali experience and shoutout.... you love to see it
Love seeing athletes like her succeed
i think shes already a good role model. please door more videos like this vice.
As a cyclist I can’t imagine the suffering of low carb
Right? I'm by no means an endurance athlete but I do know the benefit of carbs to fuel training. I'm wondering why she only finds their value during peaks
yeah I doubt that many do the low carb thing tbh.. I mean she might feel fine about it, but I sure as hell wouldnt and you clearly wouldnt. As long as the diet works for what ever you do, then its effective
@@swiftskilly It's because most coaches and athletes have been fed quasi-scientific nutritional information, a LOT of scientific findings has been on nutritional science in the last 10 years.
I don't know how oats and berries is low carb but anyway
For example, protein actually spikes insulin faster & LONGER than carbohydrates do.
Awesome video!!
Yo give a shout-out to that restaurant those guys are amazing!!!
1:48 that right there resonates with me.
Tropicalli is the best place in Southern California. She's not lying
Can runners listen to music while in marathons or international competition?
The place where they ate looks rly chill