Milk As Recovery Drink
This phenomenon explores why swimmers who added chocolate milk to their regular post-training routine swam faster than swimmers who used carbohydrate sports drinks or calorie-free beverages.
This phenomenon explores why swimmers who added chocolate milk to their regular post-training routine swam faster than swimmers who used carbohydrate sports drinks or calorie-free beverages.
Description of Event:
Race results/data demonstrate that collegiate swimmers at Indiana University who added chocolate milk to their regular post-training routine swam faster than they had used carbohydrate sports drinks or calorie-free beverages.
Stimuli: How will students experience and/or observe the phenomenon/problem?
Video and accompanying case study text.
https://youtu.be/Z7E4IzRiYuA
0:21 - 1:25
Case Study
https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/702637
Essential Question(s):
How does chocolate milk contribute to swim performance?
Why did swimmers recover quicker with chocolate milk vs a traditional sports drink or calorie-free beverage? (Optional)