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NUTRITION FOR TOP PERFORMANCE LATEST INFORMATION
By info
Mar 3, 2006

THE BOOKLET: 
 Some of the issues addressed are:

- WHAT SHOULD A SPORTSPERSON EAT?

- CARBOHYDRATE

– THE MAINSTAY OF AN ATHLETE’S DIET,

- FUELS FOR EXERCISE,

- CARBOHYDRATE AND GLYCAEMIC INDEX,

- RECOMMENDED CARBOHYDRATE INTAKE,

-PROTEIN POST TRAINING,

- HOW TO CUT DOWN ON FAT,

- FLUIDS –Keep your cool,

-  WHAT SHOULD I DRINK? 

- VITAMIN AND MINERALS,

- GOOD SOURCES OF IRON:

-  KIT BAG ESSENTIALS

Good nutrition is essential to perform at your best. It can help delay fatigue, improve skill and concentration, and prevent injury and illness. A good diet will not turn an average athlete into a superstar, but a poor diet will prevent you from achieving your potential.

Nutritional needs and dietary preferences differ greatly from person to person. This booklet gives general advice to help you achieve a well balanced diet to fuel your sport. If you need more information on nutrition and athletic performance, or if you wonder whether your eating habits help or hinder your training programme, talk to a qualified, accredited sports dietitian. He/she can evaluate your diet, determine your individual nutritional needs and advice on foods for optimizing your sporting performance.

To download  a Free a copy of Food for Sport  go to.

INDI Sports Booklet

The Irish Nutrition and Dietetic Institute(INDI)

Is the professional organisation for Clinical Nutritionist/Dietitians in Ireland. A clinical nutritionist/dietitian applies knowledge of food, and the science of nutrition, to promote health, prevent disease, and manage certain medical conditions. The INDI promotes healthy eating to enhance the performance of all people whatever their level of physical activity.

The Sports Nutrition Interest Group (SNIG) of the INDI is a group of Dietitians with a specific interest in the field of sports nutrition. An Accredited Sports Dietitian has an additional recognised qualification in Sports Nutrition.

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