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The Wiggins diet?
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I heard that Bradley Wiggins lost a lot of weight in order to power up the hills better. There is a quote that 1 kg of weight loss equates to 2 minutes faster over an hour in the hills!
A component of his regime was apparently to only eat fruit and drink milk on days without training. This sounds like a brilliant plan.
Is this appropriate to mere mortals. I'd love to get faster for running on the hills and I'm a little overweight at moment.
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I guess you've got protein and calcium for the bones and vitamins and minerals for good health and energy. I think anything low calorie would do but you always need to make sure you're getting a good spread of nurtrients. Oh, and some sideburns