Whey protein can support faster running indirectly by aiding in muscle recovery and repair after intense workouts. Improved muscle recovery can lead to better training consistency and enhanced performance over time. However, it does not directly increase speed; training, nutrition, and overall fitness are more critical factors for running faster. Incorporating whey protein as part of a balanced diet can help optimize your overall athletic performance.
No, Working out will help! :)
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no it doesnt
Faster than you can run, but not faster than you can drive a car.
No food stuff 'makes' you run faster. A balanced diet will help you to be fit and healthy enough to run.
No shoe is designed to help a person run faster. They will provide you with the comfort and fit you need to be able to run great distances but speed is ultimately up to you.
Having less hair will not help you to run faster. Working out, stretching, exercising, and running every day will help you to gain speed.
If you stretch out before you run it could help you Pump your arms as you run, and take little steps instead of big ones.
no
Never take it before running cause the lactose (whey) in protein is bad for your knees and can ruin your knees if you run with it in your system, plus a heavy substance in your system when running will make you feel sick. Take it afterwards when your body is looking for protein to rebuild the muscles and since usually people dont feel like eating right after cardio workout, protein with water or shake will be easier on your stomach.IMPROVED ANSWER:What?Rest assured, taking whey protein will in no way ever "ruin your knees." Furthermore, there is very little lactose in most whey mixtures, and none at all in a whey isolate mixture.Additionally, whey is not a "heavy substance" that will make you feel sick if you ingest it before running. However, it is true that whey is best eaten after a hard workout to help re-fuel your muscles. Even so, if you want to drink a whey shake before a run, help yourself. Your body will use the portein either way.
Yes a faster processor will make a big difference
With so many protein shakes out there i understand and have been through the costly and hard process of actually picking a good one! I would recommend whey protein. Whey protein is simply fast absorbing protein. This means you can take it straight after your workout and it will quickly go to your muscles making it very effective. Its Optimum Nutrition 100% whey gold. From a glance the cost may seem a bit much. However, a few shakes that cost around £20 seem good until you realise that they may look big but soon run out. As well as this they don't supply as much protein per serving so are not as effective. The 100% Whey gives 24g per serving of really effective whey, for a good price. As well as being effective it lasts a long time, more so if you buy a big tub. the price goes up of course but saves you buying more, saving money in the long run.