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Sports Nutrition Strategies
SUMMARY                                  for
How to Eat?              Coaches, Players & Physiotherapists
When To Eat?
What to Eat?
Hydration Strategies?
Supplements?            BREAKTHROUGH THE BARRIERS of CURRENT PRACTICES
Competition Diets?
Training Diets?                         GOA 2012
Ryan Fernando
M.Sc. Food Biotechnology - University of Strathclyde – United Kingdom
M.Sc. Clinical Biochemistry - Goa Medical College – India.
Ryan Fernando –Sports Nutritionist




Prashant
Karmarkar,
PARALYMPIAN and                                           Dinaz Vervatwala 26
Asian Gold                                                Hrs of Non-stop
Medallist in                                              Aerobics
Swimming          Sushil Kumar - Wrestler
                  Olympic Silver Medallist London 2012,
                  Bronze Medallist Beijing 2008.
• www.slideshare.net/ryanfernando



EMAIL me RYAN FERNANDO at ryan@quanutrition.com and you will receive this
                presentation and 3 Handouts / diet charts.
FATTY                  AMINO
  ACIDS                  ACIDS                      GLUCOSE

                                                                    Cell Membrane

                                                                    Inside Cell


                                                  Anaerobic            Some
                                                 (without oxygen)       ATP




                                                    Aerobic           Lots of
                                                   (with oxygen)       ATP


University of Arizona, Winning Sports Nutrition, 2004
Focus on Muscle Enhancements



 33%            34%
                      TRAINING

                      NUTRITION

                      REST & RECOVERY


        33%
Benefits of Proper Nutrition
•   Decreased time of recovery
•   Increased energy
•   Decreased loss of muscle tissue in-season
•   Increased stamina
•   Decreased percent body fat
•   Injury prevention
•   Improved health
•   IMPROVED PERFORMANCE!!
THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF

                    NUTRITION
                  FOR CREATING
                        A
                   SUCCESSFUL
                     ATHLETE

FOUNDATION                       PERFORMANCE
 NUTRITION                         NUTRITION
HAVE YOU EVER HEARD ABOUT
 PERFORMANCE NUTRITION
NUTRITION STRATEGY for a SQUASH PLAYER
                        Protein             Carbs                    Fat        Calories
 Target             30%, 600 cals     50%, 1000 cals         20%, 400 cals               2000
 Planned            89 gms, 356 cals 317 gms, 1268 cals 40 gms, 360 cals                 1907


                                  NUTRITION PLAN
OTHER (05:30 HRS)
Food                  Servings Protein            Carbs              Fat            Calories
Water (100ml)            2                    0                  0             0                0
Celin - Vitamin C        1                    0                  0             0                0
                                  0 (0%)          0 (0%)             0 (0%)                     0
PRE-WORKOUT (06:00 HRS)
Food                  Servings Protein            Carbs              Fat            Calories
Apple (1
No(Medium))              1                  0.2               13.4            0.5               59
                                  0 (1%)          13 (91%)           1 (8%)                     59
DURING WORKOUT (06:30 HRS)
Food                        Servings Protein           Carbs              Fat             Calories
Water (100ml)                 10                  0                  0               0                0
                                      0 (0%)           0 (0%)             0 (0%)                      0
DURING WORKOUT (07:00 HRS)
Food                        Servings Protein           Carbs              Fat             Calories
Lemon water
(unsweetened)               1 glass               0                  0               0                0
Fastcharge (2 tsp (10 g))      3                  0                 27               0               108
                                      0 (0%)           27 (100%)          0 (0%)                     108
POST WORKOUT (08:30 HRS)
Food                        Servings Protein           Carbs              Fat             Calories
Egg White (1 No)               2                  6                  0               0               32
Milk (Skimmed) 100ml          1.5                3.8                6.9             0.2              44
PediaSure(9g – 1 scoop)      0.25                0.3                1.1             0.5              11
Cheese spread (1 tbsp)         1                 2.5                1.3             3.2              44
Bread Toast (1 Slice)          2                 4.6               23.6              2               130
                                      17 (26%)         33 (50%)           6 (20%)                    261
SUPPLEMENT (08:45 HRS)
Food                                Servings Protein          Carbs            Fat              Calories
Amway Daily                            1                 0                1               0.1               5
BioCare Mega EPA                       1                 0                0                1               10
                                             0 (0%)           1 (27%)          1 (66%)                     15
SNACK (10:30 HRS)
Food                                Servings Protein          Carbs            Fat              Calories
Fresh Lemon Juice                    1 gl.               1               15               0.2              66
Britania / 5 grain biscuit (2 No.
(33 g))                               0.5               1.3              11               3.2              78
                                             2 (6%)           26 (72%)         3 (21%)                     144
LUNCH (12:30 HRS)
Food                                Servings Protein          Carbs            Fat              Calories
Raw Carrot (1 No (Medium))            0.5               0.5              3.5               0               16
Masala Roti (1 Medium)                 2                 6               26                3               170
Vegetable Korma (1 Serving
(100g))                                1                1.4              8.7              5.3              88
Britannia Daily Fresh Low Fat
Dahi (200g (1 pack))                  0.5               4.1               6               1.7              55
                                             12 (15%)         44 (54%)         10 (27%)                    329
OTHER (15:15 HRS)
Food                      Servings Protein         Carbs            Fat             Calories
Beet Treat (150ml)`)         1                2               18              0.5              84
Almonds (1 No)               5                1               0.5             2.5              30
                                   3 (11%)         19 (65%)         3 (24%)                    114
PRE-WORKOUT (15:30 HRS)
Food                      Servings Protein         Carbs            Fat             Calories
Oranges ,Fresh (100g)        2               2.2              17              0.2              74
                                   2 (12%)         17 (92%)         0 (2%)                     74
DURING WORKOUT (16:30 HRS)
Food                      Servings Protein         Carbs            Fat             Calories
Water (100ml)               10                0                0               0                0
                                   0 (0%)          0 (0%)           0 (0%)                      0
DURING WORKOUT (17:00 HRS)
Food                      Servings Protein         Carbs            Fat             Calories
Coconut Water (1 Glass)      1                2                9               0               46
                                   2 (17%)         9 (78%)          0 (0%)                     46
Biomechanics –
What happens when you exercise?…

                        Digestion
                        Excretion
      Heart rate       Catabolism

    Respiratory rate

    Cardiac output

    Blood pressure
Performance Nutrition
• RULE 1 : Eat five times a day
• RULE 2: 1/2/3 fat/protein/carbohydrate
• RULE 3: What am I going to be doing for the
  next three hours of my life.
• RULE 4: Negative and Positive calorie periods
  for Fat burning and Muscle Gain.
• RULE 5: SUPPLEMENT
High Intensity Activity                                 Low Intensity Activity




    Glucose
                                              Fatty Acids

Amino Acids
University of Arizona, Winning Sports Nutrition, 2004
HOW DOES A PLAYER KNOW HOW MUCH TO CONSUME


•   Height
•   Weight
•   Fat %
•   Determine Resting Energy Expenditure
•   Determine Hrs of Play
•   Determine total calorie required.
•   Decide on Protein, Carbohydrate and Fat %
•   Decide on Meal timings
How much Hydration does a player
           need?
                 Weigh a player before a
                 session

                 Weigh a player after session(
                 remove wet clothes)

                 Weight loss = Litres of water
                 consumed

                 Ex 2 kgs loss = Min 2 lits
                 replenished
Why does a player need
   to Drink fluids?

For every 2% Weight loss a player
   looses 15-30% performance

  Sodium loss is 5 times that of
           Potassium
Why does a player need a sports
                  Drink?
•   For over 2hrs of play, performance drops badly
•   Replenish 6-8% Glucose
•   Replenish 5:1 Sodium to potassium
•   Upto 2 litres of Sports Drink a day is okay.
COACHING NUTRITION
• TRAINING                      • Competition
  – Insist on Hydration           – Insist on supplements like
  – Encourage breaks for            sports drinks, dry fruits,
    snacking                        energy bars, Whey protein
  – Make sure players eat as      – Ensure compliance of
    soon as a session is over       Drinking water
  – Cold Showers help             – Eat smaller meals more
    stimulate appetite              frequently
  – Ask a Sports Nutrition        – DO not eat ½ before game
    Expert to guide your          – Ask a Sports Nutrition
    students on daily meal          Expert to guide your
    plans                           students on Competition
                                    meal plan
What Areas can a Coach
                        Watch?
•   Players Weight
•   Energy levels during training and Match
•   Are they Hydrating all the time
•   Are they eating well
•   Have they got their nutrition planned.
•   Basic blood tests for Haemoglobin, Genetic
    Testing, Vitamin Deficiencies, Liver and kidney
    functions, Muscle breakdown.
Favourite foods
• PRE TRAINING
   – Milk
   – Dry Fruits
   – Cheese

• DURING TRAINING
   – COCONUT WATER
   – BANANA
   – NUTS

• POST TRAINING
   –   Milk
   –   Eggs
   –   Noodles
   –   Curd Rice
   –   Smoothies
Favourite Supplements
                  ( Under Nutritional Supervision above 12yrs)


• WADA compliant ( Generic and not Brand specific)
   – Sports Drinks
   – Multivitamins and Minerals
      • Vit C, Vit D, B-complex
      • Calcium, magnesium, Zinc
   – Whey Protein
      • Whey Isolate post training
      • Whey Hydrolyzed during the day
   – Casein
      • At night before sleep
   – Energy Gels & Bars
   – Carnitine & Green Tea
Genetic Testing
          Diet


                                     Supplements




Sports nutrition
NUTRITION STRATEGY for a SQUASH PLAYER
                        Protein             Carbs                    Fat        Calories
 Target             30%, 600 cals     50%, 1000 cals         20%, 400 cals               2000
 Planned            89 gms, 356 cals 317 gms, 1268 cals 40 gms, 360 cals                 1907


                                  NUTRITION PLAN
OTHER (05:30 HRS)
Food                  Servings Protein            Carbs              Fat            Calories
Water (100ml)            2                    0                  0             0                0
Celin - Vitamin C        1                    0                  0             0                0
                                  0 (0%)          0 (0%)             0 (0%)                     0
PRE-WORKOUT (06:00 HRS)
Food                  Servings Protein            Carbs              Fat            Calories
Apple (1
No(Medium))              1                  0.2               13.4            0.5               59
                                  0 (1%)          13 (91%)           1 (8%)                     59
DURING WORKOUT (06:30 HRS)
Food                        Servings Protein           Carbs              Fat             Calories
Water (100ml)                 10                  0                  0               0                0
                                      0 (0%)           0 (0%)             0 (0%)                      0
DURING WORKOUT (07:00 HRS)
Food                        Servings Protein           Carbs              Fat             Calories
Lemon water
(unsweetened)               1 glass               0                  0               0                0
Fastcharge (2 tsp (10 g))      3                  0                 27               0               108
                                      0 (0%)           27 (100%)          0 (0%)                     108
POST WORKOUT (08:30 HRS)
Food                        Servings Protein           Carbs              Fat             Calories
Egg White (1 No)               2                  6                  0               0               32
Milk (Skimmed) 100ml          1.5                3.8                6.9             0.2              44
PediaSure(9g – 1 scoop)      0.25                0.3                1.1             0.5              11
Cheese spread (1 tbsp)         1                 2.5                1.3             3.2              44
Bread Toast (1 Slice)          2                 4.6               23.6              2               130
                                      17 (26%)         33 (50%)           6 (20%)                    261
SUPPLEMENT (08:45 HRS)
Food                                Servings Protein          Carbs            Fat              Calories
Amway Daily                            1                 0                1               0.1               5
BioCare Mega EPA                       1                 0                0                1               10
                                             0 (0%)           1 (27%)          1 (66%)                     15
SNACK (10:30 HRS)
Food                                Servings Protein          Carbs            Fat              Calories
Fresh Lemon Juice                    1 gl.               1               15               0.2              66
Britania / 5 grain biscuit (2 No.
(33 g))                               0.5               1.3              11               3.2              78
                                             2 (6%)           26 (72%)         3 (21%)                     144
LUNCH (12:30 HRS)
Food                                Servings Protein          Carbs            Fat              Calories
Raw Carrot (1 No (Medium))            0.5               0.5              3.5               0               16
Masala Roti (1 Medium)                 2                 6               26                3               170
Vegetable Korma (1 Serving
(100g))                                1                1.4              8.7              5.3              88
Britannia Daily Fresh Low Fat
Dahi (200g (1 pack))                  0.5               4.1               6               1.7              55
                                             12 (15%)         44 (54%)         10 (27%)                    329
OTHER (15:15 HRS)
Food                      Servings Protein         Carbs            Fat             Calories
Beet Treat (150ml)`)         1                2               18              0.5              84
Almonds (1 No)               5                1               0.5             2.5              30
                                   3 (11%)         19 (65%)         3 (24%)                    114
PRE-WORKOUT (15:30 HRS)
Food                      Servings Protein         Carbs            Fat             Calories
Oranges ,Fresh (100g)        2               2.2              17              0.2              74
                                   2 (12%)         17 (92%)         0 (2%)                     74
DURING WORKOUT (16:30 HRS)
Food                      Servings Protein         Carbs            Fat             Calories
Water (100ml)               10                0                0               0                0
                                   0 (0%)          0 (0%)           0 (0%)                      0
DURING WORKOUT (17:00 HRS)
Food                      Servings Protein         Carbs            Fat             Calories
Coconut Water (1 Glass)      1                2                9               0               46
                                   2 (17%)         9 (78%)          0 (0%)                     46
Injury Recovery
• Glutamine 5-20 gms with Juice twice a day.
• Vitamin C 500 mg – 2000mg
• Glucosamine 1500mg with Chondroitin
  Sulphate.
• Whey Protein
• Multivitamin
TURN YOUR GAME on its Head through
         Sports Nutrition




                    For a SMASHING SUCCESS contact me

                                   RYAN

                  ryan@quanutrition.com or 99 00 00 9080

  I can help Design a SPORTS NUTRITION PROGRAM for your genetics, age, and
                       intensity of training and competition.
Basic Thumb rules
• 30-60 gms of Carbs per Hr of exercise
• 0.1 gm Carbs per kg of bodyweight per 2 hrs.
• 1.5-2.0 gms protein per kg of bodyweight split
  over 6 meals. Post game 25-30gms best.
• Amino Acids BCAA and Glutamine 10gms each
  best for PRO players.
• Omega-3 2gm-5gms per day.
• Calcium and magnesium supplementation.
• Check for VIT D, Vit B12 levels

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Advances in nutrition wlaking tall clinic 2012

  • 1. Sports Nutrition Strategies SUMMARY for How to Eat? Coaches, Players & Physiotherapists When To Eat? What to Eat? Hydration Strategies? Supplements? BREAKTHROUGH THE BARRIERS of CURRENT PRACTICES Competition Diets? Training Diets? GOA 2012
  • 2. Ryan Fernando M.Sc. Food Biotechnology - University of Strathclyde – United Kingdom M.Sc. Clinical Biochemistry - Goa Medical College – India.
  • 3. Ryan Fernando –Sports Nutritionist Prashant Karmarkar, PARALYMPIAN and Dinaz Vervatwala 26 Asian Gold Hrs of Non-stop Medallist in Aerobics Swimming Sushil Kumar - Wrestler Olympic Silver Medallist London 2012, Bronze Medallist Beijing 2008.
  • 4. • www.slideshare.net/ryanfernando EMAIL me RYAN FERNANDO at ryan@quanutrition.com and you will receive this presentation and 3 Handouts / diet charts.
  • 5.
  • 6. FATTY AMINO ACIDS ACIDS GLUCOSE Cell Membrane Inside Cell Anaerobic Some (without oxygen) ATP Aerobic Lots of (with oxygen) ATP University of Arizona, Winning Sports Nutrition, 2004
  • 7. Focus on Muscle Enhancements 33% 34% TRAINING NUTRITION REST & RECOVERY 33%
  • 8. Benefits of Proper Nutrition • Decreased time of recovery • Increased energy • Decreased loss of muscle tissue in-season • Increased stamina • Decreased percent body fat • Injury prevention • Improved health • IMPROVED PERFORMANCE!!
  • 9. THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF NUTRITION FOR CREATING A SUCCESSFUL ATHLETE FOUNDATION PERFORMANCE NUTRITION NUTRITION
  • 10. HAVE YOU EVER HEARD ABOUT PERFORMANCE NUTRITION
  • 11. NUTRITION STRATEGY for a SQUASH PLAYER Protein Carbs Fat Calories Target 30%, 600 cals 50%, 1000 cals 20%, 400 cals 2000 Planned 89 gms, 356 cals 317 gms, 1268 cals 40 gms, 360 cals 1907 NUTRITION PLAN OTHER (05:30 HRS) Food Servings Protein Carbs Fat Calories Water (100ml) 2 0 0 0 0 Celin - Vitamin C 1 0 0 0 0 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 0 PRE-WORKOUT (06:00 HRS) Food Servings Protein Carbs Fat Calories Apple (1 No(Medium)) 1 0.2 13.4 0.5 59 0 (1%) 13 (91%) 1 (8%) 59
  • 12. DURING WORKOUT (06:30 HRS) Food Servings Protein Carbs Fat Calories Water (100ml) 10 0 0 0 0 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 0 DURING WORKOUT (07:00 HRS) Food Servings Protein Carbs Fat Calories Lemon water (unsweetened) 1 glass 0 0 0 0 Fastcharge (2 tsp (10 g)) 3 0 27 0 108 0 (0%) 27 (100%) 0 (0%) 108 POST WORKOUT (08:30 HRS) Food Servings Protein Carbs Fat Calories Egg White (1 No) 2 6 0 0 32 Milk (Skimmed) 100ml 1.5 3.8 6.9 0.2 44 PediaSure(9g – 1 scoop) 0.25 0.3 1.1 0.5 11 Cheese spread (1 tbsp) 1 2.5 1.3 3.2 44 Bread Toast (1 Slice) 2 4.6 23.6 2 130 17 (26%) 33 (50%) 6 (20%) 261
  • 13. SUPPLEMENT (08:45 HRS) Food Servings Protein Carbs Fat Calories Amway Daily 1 0 1 0.1 5 BioCare Mega EPA 1 0 0 1 10 0 (0%) 1 (27%) 1 (66%) 15 SNACK (10:30 HRS) Food Servings Protein Carbs Fat Calories Fresh Lemon Juice 1 gl. 1 15 0.2 66 Britania / 5 grain biscuit (2 No. (33 g)) 0.5 1.3 11 3.2 78 2 (6%) 26 (72%) 3 (21%) 144 LUNCH (12:30 HRS) Food Servings Protein Carbs Fat Calories Raw Carrot (1 No (Medium)) 0.5 0.5 3.5 0 16 Masala Roti (1 Medium) 2 6 26 3 170 Vegetable Korma (1 Serving (100g)) 1 1.4 8.7 5.3 88 Britannia Daily Fresh Low Fat Dahi (200g (1 pack)) 0.5 4.1 6 1.7 55 12 (15%) 44 (54%) 10 (27%) 329
  • 14. OTHER (15:15 HRS) Food Servings Protein Carbs Fat Calories Beet Treat (150ml)`) 1 2 18 0.5 84 Almonds (1 No) 5 1 0.5 2.5 30 3 (11%) 19 (65%) 3 (24%) 114 PRE-WORKOUT (15:30 HRS) Food Servings Protein Carbs Fat Calories Oranges ,Fresh (100g) 2 2.2 17 0.2 74 2 (12%) 17 (92%) 0 (2%) 74 DURING WORKOUT (16:30 HRS) Food Servings Protein Carbs Fat Calories Water (100ml) 10 0 0 0 0 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 0 DURING WORKOUT (17:00 HRS) Food Servings Protein Carbs Fat Calories Coconut Water (1 Glass) 1 2 9 0 46 2 (17%) 9 (78%) 0 (0%) 46
  • 15. Biomechanics – What happens when you exercise?… Digestion Excretion Heart rate Catabolism Respiratory rate Cardiac output Blood pressure
  • 16. Performance Nutrition • RULE 1 : Eat five times a day • RULE 2: 1/2/3 fat/protein/carbohydrate • RULE 3: What am I going to be doing for the next three hours of my life. • RULE 4: Negative and Positive calorie periods for Fat burning and Muscle Gain. • RULE 5: SUPPLEMENT
  • 17.
  • 18. High Intensity Activity Low Intensity Activity Glucose Fatty Acids Amino Acids University of Arizona, Winning Sports Nutrition, 2004
  • 19.
  • 20. HOW DOES A PLAYER KNOW HOW MUCH TO CONSUME • Height • Weight • Fat % • Determine Resting Energy Expenditure • Determine Hrs of Play • Determine total calorie required. • Decide on Protein, Carbohydrate and Fat % • Decide on Meal timings
  • 21. How much Hydration does a player need? Weigh a player before a session Weigh a player after session( remove wet clothes) Weight loss = Litres of water consumed Ex 2 kgs loss = Min 2 lits replenished
  • 22. Why does a player need to Drink fluids? For every 2% Weight loss a player looses 15-30% performance Sodium loss is 5 times that of Potassium
  • 23. Why does a player need a sports Drink? • For over 2hrs of play, performance drops badly • Replenish 6-8% Glucose • Replenish 5:1 Sodium to potassium • Upto 2 litres of Sports Drink a day is okay.
  • 24. COACHING NUTRITION • TRAINING • Competition – Insist on Hydration – Insist on supplements like – Encourage breaks for sports drinks, dry fruits, snacking energy bars, Whey protein – Make sure players eat as – Ensure compliance of soon as a session is over Drinking water – Cold Showers help – Eat smaller meals more stimulate appetite frequently – Ask a Sports Nutrition – DO not eat ½ before game Expert to guide your – Ask a Sports Nutrition students on daily meal Expert to guide your plans students on Competition meal plan
  • 25. What Areas can a Coach Watch? • Players Weight • Energy levels during training and Match • Are they Hydrating all the time • Are they eating well • Have they got their nutrition planned. • Basic blood tests for Haemoglobin, Genetic Testing, Vitamin Deficiencies, Liver and kidney functions, Muscle breakdown.
  • 26. Favourite foods • PRE TRAINING – Milk – Dry Fruits – Cheese • DURING TRAINING – COCONUT WATER – BANANA – NUTS • POST TRAINING – Milk – Eggs – Noodles – Curd Rice – Smoothies
  • 27. Favourite Supplements ( Under Nutritional Supervision above 12yrs) • WADA compliant ( Generic and not Brand specific) – Sports Drinks – Multivitamins and Minerals • Vit C, Vit D, B-complex • Calcium, magnesium, Zinc – Whey Protein • Whey Isolate post training • Whey Hydrolyzed during the day – Casein • At night before sleep – Energy Gels & Bars – Carnitine & Green Tea
  • 28.
  • 29. Genetic Testing Diet Supplements Sports nutrition
  • 30. NUTRITION STRATEGY for a SQUASH PLAYER Protein Carbs Fat Calories Target 30%, 600 cals 50%, 1000 cals 20%, 400 cals 2000 Planned 89 gms, 356 cals 317 gms, 1268 cals 40 gms, 360 cals 1907 NUTRITION PLAN OTHER (05:30 HRS) Food Servings Protein Carbs Fat Calories Water (100ml) 2 0 0 0 0 Celin - Vitamin C 1 0 0 0 0 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 0 PRE-WORKOUT (06:00 HRS) Food Servings Protein Carbs Fat Calories Apple (1 No(Medium)) 1 0.2 13.4 0.5 59 0 (1%) 13 (91%) 1 (8%) 59
  • 31. DURING WORKOUT (06:30 HRS) Food Servings Protein Carbs Fat Calories Water (100ml) 10 0 0 0 0 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 0 DURING WORKOUT (07:00 HRS) Food Servings Protein Carbs Fat Calories Lemon water (unsweetened) 1 glass 0 0 0 0 Fastcharge (2 tsp (10 g)) 3 0 27 0 108 0 (0%) 27 (100%) 0 (0%) 108 POST WORKOUT (08:30 HRS) Food Servings Protein Carbs Fat Calories Egg White (1 No) 2 6 0 0 32 Milk (Skimmed) 100ml 1.5 3.8 6.9 0.2 44 PediaSure(9g – 1 scoop) 0.25 0.3 1.1 0.5 11 Cheese spread (1 tbsp) 1 2.5 1.3 3.2 44 Bread Toast (1 Slice) 2 4.6 23.6 2 130 17 (26%) 33 (50%) 6 (20%) 261
  • 32. SUPPLEMENT (08:45 HRS) Food Servings Protein Carbs Fat Calories Amway Daily 1 0 1 0.1 5 BioCare Mega EPA 1 0 0 1 10 0 (0%) 1 (27%) 1 (66%) 15 SNACK (10:30 HRS) Food Servings Protein Carbs Fat Calories Fresh Lemon Juice 1 gl. 1 15 0.2 66 Britania / 5 grain biscuit (2 No. (33 g)) 0.5 1.3 11 3.2 78 2 (6%) 26 (72%) 3 (21%) 144 LUNCH (12:30 HRS) Food Servings Protein Carbs Fat Calories Raw Carrot (1 No (Medium)) 0.5 0.5 3.5 0 16 Masala Roti (1 Medium) 2 6 26 3 170 Vegetable Korma (1 Serving (100g)) 1 1.4 8.7 5.3 88 Britannia Daily Fresh Low Fat Dahi (200g (1 pack)) 0.5 4.1 6 1.7 55 12 (15%) 44 (54%) 10 (27%) 329
  • 33. OTHER (15:15 HRS) Food Servings Protein Carbs Fat Calories Beet Treat (150ml)`) 1 2 18 0.5 84 Almonds (1 No) 5 1 0.5 2.5 30 3 (11%) 19 (65%) 3 (24%) 114 PRE-WORKOUT (15:30 HRS) Food Servings Protein Carbs Fat Calories Oranges ,Fresh (100g) 2 2.2 17 0.2 74 2 (12%) 17 (92%) 0 (2%) 74 DURING WORKOUT (16:30 HRS) Food Servings Protein Carbs Fat Calories Water (100ml) 10 0 0 0 0 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 0 DURING WORKOUT (17:00 HRS) Food Servings Protein Carbs Fat Calories Coconut Water (1 Glass) 1 2 9 0 46 2 (17%) 9 (78%) 0 (0%) 46
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  • 38. Injury Recovery • Glutamine 5-20 gms with Juice twice a day. • Vitamin C 500 mg – 2000mg • Glucosamine 1500mg with Chondroitin Sulphate. • Whey Protein • Multivitamin
  • 39. TURN YOUR GAME on its Head through Sports Nutrition For a SMASHING SUCCESS contact me RYAN ryan@quanutrition.com or 99 00 00 9080 I can help Design a SPORTS NUTRITION PROGRAM for your genetics, age, and intensity of training and competition.
  • 40. Basic Thumb rules • 30-60 gms of Carbs per Hr of exercise • 0.1 gm Carbs per kg of bodyweight per 2 hrs. • 1.5-2.0 gms protein per kg of bodyweight split over 6 meals. Post game 25-30gms best. • Amino Acids BCAA and Glutamine 10gms each best for PRO players. • Omega-3 2gm-5gms per day. • Calcium and magnesium supplementation. • Check for VIT D, Vit B12 levels