‘Cereal Killers 2 – Run on Fat’ Screening Adelaide – 18/6/15
‘Cereal Killers 2 – Run on Fat’ follows world class triathlete Sami Inkinen’s transition from pre-diabetic sugar burner to a faster, healthier, fat fuelled endurance athlete under the guidance of New York Times bestselling author Dr Stephen Phinney.
The screening will take place on the 18th of June 2015 at 7:00pm at Palace Nove Cinema in Adelaide. The runtime for the film is 64 minutes and will be followed by a Q&A session with Darren Burgess, High Performance Manager at Port Adelaide AFL Club.
Official Trailer for ‘Cereal Killers 2 – Run on Fat’
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About ‘Cereal Killers 2 – Run on Fat’
The film charts Sami’s remarkable five year transition into an even faster, healthier, fat adapted endurance athlete – what he eats, how he trains and the significance of his relationship with fellow Stanford alumni and New York Times Bestselling author Dr Phinney.
As Sami embarks on an epic 4,000 km, unsupported ocean row with his wife Meredith, the pitfalls of fat adaptation for athletes get answered where and when it really matters – in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.
Dr Phinney has been advocating using fat as fuel for 30 years, but his message has been dimmed by misinformation and multi billion dollar commercial interests.
Now, evidence is emerging of world class athletes adopting his principles and increasingly turning their backs on carb-loading, gels, and sports drinks and embracing lower carbohydrate, high fat diets (LCHF) with remarkable results. ‘Cereal Killers 2 – Run on Fat’ challenges the very foundations of sports nutrition.
As Sami and Meredith confront the equivalent of two marathons per day for 60 consecutive days, they throw convention overboard and redefine the life’s work of a scientist who would not be silenced.
And they are not alone…
Featured Experts:
Professor Tim Noakes – In the original ‘Cereal Killers’, we saw Professor Noakes tear out the carb loading chapter in his epic ‘The Lore of Running’. In the sequel we return to ask him “what now?” for sports nutrition.
Dr Peter Brukner – Physician to the Australian Cricket team and Co-Author of ‘Clinical Sports Medicine’ – the bible for sports medics. From the sidelines of elite field sport he is witnessing the benefits of real food nutrition strategies first hand.
Dr Philip Mills – Cardiologist who explains the very real risks of endurance training, low fat diets and carb loading for heart health and what to do about it.
Featured Athletes:
Bruce Fordyce – Ultra running legend
Andy Moran – Gaelic Football All Star
Dr Otto Thaning – Heart Surgeon who recently became the oldest man to swim the English Channel at 73 years of age
Patrick Sweeney – Former Olympic rower
Neal Mueller – Rowing World Record Holder
