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    NUTRITION

    MANAGEMENT FOR

    ATHLETE

    Mahayu Firsty Ramadhani

    20thMarch 2013

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    BASIC NUTRITION FOR ATHLETES

    Contents

    Pre-exercise meal

    During exercise mealPost-exercise meal

    DIET FOR ATHLETES

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    Basic Nutrition Concern for Athletes

    Athletes achieve peak performance by training andeating a variety of foods (25%-75% additional).

    Athletes gain most from the amount ofcarbohydrates stored in the body.

    Fat also provides body fuel; use of fat as fueldepends on the duration of the exercise and thecondition of the athlete.

    Exercise may increase the athlete's need for protein.

    Water is a critical nutrient for athletes. Dehydrationcan cause muscle cramping and fatigue.

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    The type and amount of food eaten and the timebetween consumption and the event can influenceperformance.

    The pre-event meal should be a light meal

    should be taken at least 3 hours before competing

    Easily digestible foods high in complex carbohydrates

    A high sugar snack with minimal fat (cereal bar) 15

    minutes or so before exercise will maintain bloodglucose levels

    PRE-EXERCISE MEAL

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    Pre-exercise meal

    Pasta, breads, fruits and vegetables

    A big salad with a small amount of protein

    works well Select a small amount of lean meat such as

    chicken or fish.

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    During Exercise Meal

    Frequent ingestion of glucose,

    or preferably, a glucosepolymer in water, is widelyaccepted as a necessity duringan endurance event, toreplace glycogen. Drink 240-300 ml every 10-15 min duringexercise

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    Post-exercise Meal Research shows that getting 100-200 grams of

    carbohydrate within two hours of endurance exercisehelps athletes replenish adequate glycogen stores

    Studies have found that a 4:1 ratio of carbohydrate to

    protein seems to the ideal combination of nutrition.

    Requires vitamins for antioxidant and replaceelectrolytesWeigh before and after exercise and

    replace fluid losses.

    Drink 600-720 ml water for every 0,5 kg lost.

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    Conclusion Athlete needs additional energy 25%-75%

    from normal people

    Management of nutrition is important to

    achieve the highest performance of athlete for

    competition

    Hydration is vital for athlete to maintain

    performance

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    References

    Macdonald, I. Food and drink in sport British Medical Buletin (1992) Vol. 48, No 3, pp.

    605-614

    Quinn, Elizabeth. What to Drink for Proper Hydration During Exercise. 15thApril 2011.

    Accessed from

    http://sportsmedicine.about.com/od/hydrationandfluid/a/ProperHydration.htm 18th

    March 2013Quinn, Elizabeth. Simple Sports Nutrition Tips. 3th June 2011. Accessed from

    http://sportsmedicine.about.com/od/sportsnutrition/tp/SimpleSportsNutrition.htm

    18th March 2013

    Dugdale, David C. Nutrition and athletic performance. 20thMarch 2011. Accessed from

    http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/002458.htm 18th March 2013.Anderson, J L. Young and S. Prior. Nutrition for the Athlete. Accessed from

    http://www.ext.colostate.edu/pubs/foodnut/09362.html 18thMarch 2013

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