Sports Nutrtion
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Promotion of nutrition to athletes to
enhance their performance, health, and
fitness.
Sports nutrition ensures athletes with
optimal health and performance.
Athletes can receive the most beneficial
results
Provides long term health benefits
Individual nutritional counseling
Help athletes achieve performance and
training goals
Implement food menus
for athletes
Awesome communication skills
Proper interview techniques
Knowledge of athletic rules and
regulations
Knowledge of nutrition, supplements,
medicines
Ability to evaluate body weight, body
mass and height
Ability to motivate others
Bachelor’s Degree
Licensure/Certification Dietician
1,200 hour internship experience
ISSA-International Sports Sciences
Association
ISSN- International Society of Sports
Nutrition
CSSD-Certified Specialist in Sports
Dietetics
Eat before, after, and during sport
Hydrate A LOT!
Eat fats to fuel body
Before exercise eat meal with complex
carbs
Eat vitamins and minerals
Avoid sugary foods
These food groups provide the body with
the proper nutrients it needs
Protein
Carbohydrates
Fats
Vitamins
Minerals
Water
15%-20% of your daily calories
Builds and repairs tissue
Foods that contain protein:
Meat
Fish
Poultry
Eggs
Beans
Nuts
60%-70% of daily calories
Most important source of energy
Foods that contain carbohydrates:
Fruits
Vegetables
Pasta
Bread
Cereal
Rice
20%-30% of daily calories
Supply body with energy
Unsaturated Fats
Vegetable products (corn oil)
Saturated Fats
Animal based foods (meats, eggs, cheese)
Too much fat can cause health problems
Make energy and repair muscle tissues
Maintain healthy bones
Proper immune function
Protects against oxidative damage
Common vitamins/minerals for athletes:
Calcium, Vitamin D, B Vitamins, Iron, Zinc,
Magnesium
Antioxidants: Vitamin C & E, selenium, B
carotene
Most important nutrient for athletes is
water
60% of body weight is water
Replace all water you loose threw sweat
Drink cool water when exercising
Drink water before, during, and after
sports/exercise
Eat a variety of foods
Don’t skip meals, eat regularly
Eat enough calories
Drink a lot of fluids
Creatine
Beta-alanine
Whey-protein
Caffeine
Not regulated by government
Some contain ingredients not listed on
label
Risk of interaction with other drugs
Some supplements can cause athletes
to fail drug tests
Talk to an expert (sport nutritionist)
Understand why your taking a
supplement
Look for good quality
Don’t take excessive amounts
Don’t use them to make up for
unhealthy diet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GK
vhRJ6M-is
Nutrition and diet is important for athletes
Provide body with proper nutrients to get
best performance
http://orthoinfo.aaos.org/topic.cfm?topi
c=a00370
http://www.webmd.com/vitamins-andsupplements/features/athleticsupplements-fact-fiction
http://www.scandpg.org/sportsnutrition/