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Title: Performance Nutrition


1
Performance Nutrition
  • Presented By Laura Anderson
  • Acrobat and Combat Sport Dietitian
  • Laura.Anderson_at_usoc.org

2
Why Nutrition?
  • Most overlooked edge
  • Work with their body not against it
  • Food is fuel
  • Serious athletes have nutrition plans!

3
Daily Fueling
  • The 3 Rs..
  • Replace
  • Replenish
  • Repair damage

4
Everyday Nutrition
  • Normal growth and development
  • Immune system
  • Quality of workouts
  • Recovery from workouts and competitions

5
Adequate Fueling
  • Recovery Nutrition is happening all day, every
    day!

6
Nutrition Throughout Training Year
7
Nutrition Periodization
  • Training Cycle Needs Meet Nutritional Needs
  • Preparation Phase, Competition Phase, Transition
    Phase
  • The Preparation Cycle A new beginning / The base
    is being built!
  • Appropriate phase for wt. loss goals to occur
  • Dial in on eating like an athlete
  • Easing in on sport specific training
  • Begin building training volume, intensity is
    moderate

8
Nutrition Periodization
  • Training Cycle Needs Meet Nutritional Needs
  • The Competition Phase
  • Intensity is up!
  • Active weight loss goals should be complete
  • Focus on daily eating regime for energy and
    recovery
  • Transition Phase
  • Weight Management phase

9
When
  • Immediately (shoot for 30-60 minutes) after
    workouts
  • Especially when doing gt1 workout per day
  • Conditions within the body post-workout are
    optimal for recover if the proper nutrients are
    provided
  • Consuming carbohydrate protein right after
  • workout / event will
  • Restore fuel in muscle (glycogen)
  • Increase synthesis of muscle protein

10
What Makes a Good Post Exercise Food?
11
Post Exercise Choices
12
Factors affecting Hydration Status
  • Often greater dehydration threats in training
    then competition
  • Establish net fluid loss by weighing yourself
    before and after a session
  • Change in training regime is a good time to
    reassess your goals.
  • Generally about 24 oz of fluid needs to be
    consumed for each lb lost during training----try
    not to get stuck needing much more then that! It
    becomes a challenge and unrealistic to make up a
    lot.

13
Effects of Dehydration on Physical Performance
Looking at a 150 lb guy
12 lbs
6-9 lbs
4.5 lbs
gt 6
4-6
3 lbs
3
2
14
Keeping Up with Hydration Status
  • Monitor urine color (should be a light straw
    color)
  • Focus on fluids all day
  • Not just during workouts and practice
  • Plan ahead for airline travel!
  • Consume at least 8-16 oz fluid per hour
  • of airline travel
  • Re-hydrate after weigh-in

15
Keep the Doctor Away
  • Taking care of the Immune System
  • Enjoy a good range of fruits and vegetables (more
    color the better!)
  • Include Omega-3 fatty acids in the diet
  • Aim for recommended amount of fiber
  • Key Usually the bigger variety of foods you
    consume the more opportunity you are giving your
    body to receive adequate nutrients.

16
Competition Day
  • Major Goals of pre-event meal
  • Finish topping off glycogen stores in muscles and
    the liver.
  • Top-up fluid levels
  • Leave the GI system feeling comfortable during
    the event---not too hungry, but not over filled
    or prone to upset
  • Leave you feeling confident and ready to perform
    at your best!

17
Pre-Event Meal Tips
  • Experiment!
  • Know type, timing and amount of food that works
    best for you.
  • High fat foods can sometimes be a problem
  • Practice in minor competitions or a regular
    practice
  • Competition Schedule---it may be difficult to
    recover food and fluid levels between fights
  • Post-event, pre-event, and during event share an
    equal role Dont neglect opportunity to plan out
    an eating schedule.

18
During Competition
  • Attempt to make a fuel schedule after receiving
    your tournament competition times
  • Food / drink choices should be appealing to you
    with adequate time to consume.
  • A variety off foods can be considered as long as
    GI distress isn't an issue.

19
Post Competition
  • Post Match Recovery
  • Maximize recovery by following post exercise
    guidelines.
  • Remember---the first few hours are important as
    the body will make better use of carbohydrate at
    that time
  • Dont rely on being able to have something at the
    competition venue---bring your own supplies!

20
Fueling your body properly can provide you with a
performance edge over your competitors.
Dont Miss Out!!!
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