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Proper Fueling On & Off the Field: Nutrition 101 for Your Athlete

Proper Fueling On & Off the Field: Nutrition 101 for Your Athlete. Presented By Christine Patorniti, RD Registered Dietitian for ShopRite of Livingston 973-740-2499. Sports Nutrition Basics. Fueling Goals: Eat Small, more frequent meals to keep energy level up.

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Proper Fueling On & Off the Field: Nutrition 101 for Your Athlete

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  1. Proper Fueling On & Off the Field: Nutrition 101 for Your Athlete Presented By Christine Patorniti, RD Registered Dietitian for ShopRite of Livingston 973-740-2499

  2. Sports Nutrition Basics • Fueling Goals: • Eat Small, more frequent meals to keep energy level up. • Ex. Breakfast => Snack => Lunch => Pre Workout Snack=>Post Workout Snack=> Snack => Dinner => Snack • Nutrients to give your Body energy • Carbohydrates • Protein • Fat • WATER

  3. Fruit Vegetables Corn, Peas, Potatoes Dairy Starches Gels, Goos, Blocks, Sports Drinks Whole Grain and Wheat Products Body’s main choice of energy for fueling Contains B-Vitamins Should contain the largest part of the diet Simple Carbs: Jelly, Cookies, Candy, Drinks Complex Carbs: Breads, Pasta, Cereal, Bagels Carbohydrates

  4. How Much Carbs… • Amount depends on frequency, intensity, duration, and individuals fitness level • No real % recommendations for carbohydrate intake for athletes • General recommendation: 50-60% of total daily intake • Carbohydrate recommendations for atheletes… • 5-7 g CHO/kg BW for athelets in off-season & for those trying to ‘lean out’ • 7-10 g CHO/kg BW for endurance athletes • 11 g CHO/kg BW for ultra-endurance athletes

  5. Lean meat: chicken turkey, lean ham, lean red meat, fish, tuna, turkey bacon, turkey sausage Eggs and egg whites Low fat dairy: milk, cheese, yogurt, cottage cheese Nuts, seeds, peanut butter Whey Protein: Not approved by the FDA Protein Needs depend on level of activity: Runners vs Body Builders Purpose: Build/Repair Muscles, hair/nail growth, boost immunity, red blood cell production Protein

  6. Saturated Fats: “Bad Fats” Fried Foods, Pastry/Baked Goods/Creamy Foods Unsaturated Fats: “Good Fats” Peanut Butter, Almond Butter, Nuts, Seeds Olive Oil, Canola Oil Avocado, Flaxseed/Oil Fatty Fish (ie. Salmon) Remember you will get some fats from dairy products, meat, whole eggs, energy bars, etc. Essential Fatty Acids (which aid in Brain/Heart Health) are necessary in the diet LOW FAT DIETS BEWARE Low Fat may not meet the needs energy needs for growth and development in young athletes Cause Deficiencies in Fat-Soluble Vitamin Absorption Cause Menstral Cycle Dysfunction Fat Gain 1-2 lbs/week: Add 500-1000 Calories/day

  7. Timing in Digestion Allow 3-4 hours for large meal: Meat, Pasta, Vegetables, Salad, Roll Allow 2-3 hours for smaller meals: Sandwich, Crackers, Fruit Allow 1-2 hours for blenderized meals: Smoothie/Shake Carbohydrate Snack 30 minutes prior to Workout/Game Gives “Burst” of Energy High in Carb (70%) + Low in protein (30 %) Pretzel Sticks, Crackers Pre-Exercise Meal Include: Plenty of fluid (16-20 oz) High in Carb + moderate in protein (Low in Fat/Fiber) White Pasta Dinner, White Toast and Egg, White Tortilla Wrap with Chicken Immediate Pre-Exercise meal: ~30 minutes before High carb, little protein 5-10 oz water or sports drink Pre-Exercise Eating

  8. Morning Training • Athletes who train early cannot always eat 2-4 hrs prior to work out • High Carb Snack • Energy Bar: Clif, Zone, Balance, Go Lean Crunchy, Luna, Power Bar Harvest/Triple Threat • Low Fat Energy Bars: Kashi Crunchy/Chewy, Nature Valley, Quaker Oatmeal squares • Fruit: Banana (nothing very acidic) • Plain Bagel or Dry Cereal • Drink with Carbohydrate • Gatorade/Odwalla

  9. During Workout {After 1 hour of Activity} • Carbs…Carbs…Carbs = Digest the quickest- therefore provides energy the fastest • Avoid Fats, Fiber, and Protein when working out…slows digestion and doesn’t allow carbs to be fueled as fast. • 100-300 calories of Carbs (30-60g Carbs) per hour AFTER 1 hour of practice • FLUID: match sweat lost, 5-10 oz every 15-20 minutes

  10. Mid-Practice Workout Snacks Carbohydrates, some protein & little fat…. • Energy Bars • Granola Bars • Plain Bagels • Peanut Butter Crackers • Dry Cereal with minimal nuts • High Calorie Snack • Sports Drink w/ Snack

  11. After Workout • 2 Hour Window of Recovery • 0 – 45 minutes: Best time to eat a snack…muscles are more sensitive to absorb nutrients. • CHO: High GI foods to promote quick recovery bread, potatoes, sports drink • low fat chocolate milk • Granola bar with low fat milk • Greek Yogurt with string cheese • 45 min- 2hours: Try to get a meal or larger snack • Lunch/ Dinner • This window is the most important time to consume carbs, protein, & plenty of fluids to replenish and refuel

  12. Sample Menu For AM practices: Aim for a breakfast with 50 grams Carb’s 30 Minutes before work out • 2 ounces of raisins (about two handfuls) 30 grams of Carbohydrates • 1 medium-size banana 30 grams • 1 tablespoon of honey 28 grams • Sports / Energy Bar 45 grams • 1 serving of energy gels or gummies 23-27 grams • Low-fat granola bar 42 grams • 3 fig bars 33 grams Mid work out: high carbohydrate, little protein or fat

  13. Proper Hydration • Pre-exercise • 2 hours Prior to Workout • Consume 16-20 ounces water • 30 minutes before Workout • 5-10 ounces water • During exercise • Every 15-20 minutes: 5-10 ounces water • Sports Drink are indicated after 1 hour of workout and/or very hot and humid conditions • After exercise • Drink plenty of fluids (24 fluid ounces)

  14. Day Before Game… • HYDRATE! HYDRATE! HYDRATE! • Aim to have 2 glasses water with every meal & snack • Avoid high sugar and high salt dishes • Have balanced breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks (50% carbohydrates) • Early game next day: avoid late night snacking

  15. GAME DAY • If game is at 7 PM… • 4 PM: have high CHO, moderate protein & low fat dish 2 Cups Pasta with 3 oz White Meat Chicken • 6 PM: smoothie with fruit, fruit juice, and ~1/2 cup low fat milk • During Game: Proper hydration & snacking • Post Game: Carbohydrate replenishing snacks • 30 min Granola bar with 1 % milk • 1 hour  Turkey Sandwich & crackers • 2+ hour Dinner (50 % carbohydrates) + Water

  16. GAME DAY • If game is at 10 AM… • 7 AM: have high CHO, moderate protein & low fat dish= Pancakes with 1 egg or scrambled egg whites • 830: Odwalla Smoothie or 2 fruit yogurts • During Game: Proper hydration & snacking • Post Game: Carbohydrate replenishing snacks • 30 min Chocolate Milk with handful of grapes • 1 hour  Fruit flavored greek yogurt with 8 oz Sports drink • 2+ hour Whole Wheat Burrito with brown rice & white meat chicken/lean ground beef

  17. At our Village Food Garden… for this week only!

  18. Questions? Christine Patorniti, RD973-740-2499Chrisine.Patorniti@wakefern.com Remember ALWAYS Replenish, Repair, and Rehydrate

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