Posted by Chris Jackson on 6/26/2023
Most health enthusiasts, student athletes and serious competitors have a busy lifestyle! It's common to grab hit or miss meals on the run, have no food plan for the day and show up for training and sporting events only to be left wondering:
Why do I feel so tired all the time?
Why haven’t my workouts gotten easier?
Why does my soccer team always lose in the last 10 minutes of the game?
What and when athletic people eat has a big impact on performance—more so than expected. As one marathoner remarked:
“I chopped a minute a mile off my long runs once I started eating adequate pre-run food. I was amazed at how much better I felt—and how much better I performed. I never thought that food could make that much of a difference. I’d always focused on training, more so than eating. I was wrong!”
Indeed, too many athletes show up for training, but they fail to show up for meals. They think improving their ability to perform starts with training harder when it actually starts with eating better. A race car with an empty gas tank doesn’t get very far! Same goes for an athletic body that is poorly fueled.
So what is a hungry athlete to eat? What’s the right balance of carbs, protein, and fat? What are the best super-foods to enhance sports performance? To answer the questions that athletes commonly ask about fueling to enhance performance, energy, and health, respected sports nutritionist Nancy Clark MS RD CSSD, author of the best-selling Nancy Clark’s Sports Nutrition Guidebook, has created a portfolio of sports nutrition fact sheets, handouts, and PowerPoint presentations that are ready and waiting for coaches, sports dietitians, and sports medicine professionals to use for educating their teams about sports nutrition.
If you / your athletes are so confused about what to eat, they will welcome science-based information that teaches them how to win with good nutrition. Get this practical and performance-enhancing information designed for both athletes, coaches and sports dietitians alike, Nancy Clark's Sports Nutrition Collection!
About Nancy Clark, RD, CSSD. Nancy brings a wealth of knowledge to the Sports Nutrition field. With more than 30 years of experience coaching teams, athletes and parents, Nancy Clark's Sports Nutrition Collection is now offering her content in a more contemporary, easily distributed format. You may have used many of Nancy's offerings for education and self improvement. The Sports Nutrition Collection allows you to easily share knowledge with your clients. SoulFire Health provides a distinct advantages in working in the modern, virtual coaching experience.
Get this great FREE Presentation at SoulFire Health to help you pitch the Importance of Nutrition Support of Athletes. Then use the expansive tools available in the Collection to support your ongoing education and athlete training program.
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