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9780736069175

Sport Nutrition for Coaches

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  • ISBN13:

    9780736069175

  • ISBN10:

    0736069178

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2009-05-28
  • Publisher: HUMAN KINETICS PUBLISHERS

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Sport Nutrition for Coachesis a complete resource for coaches looking to ensure that athletes achieve optimal performance through proper nutrition. In its practical and easy-to-understand format, this text supplies coaches, personal trainers, and fitness specialists with a wide range of information, including balancing nutrients, monitoring supplement use, and dealing with disordered eating. This book also contains several planning tools that can help readers to put the information and strategies to use. As one of only two nutrition books on the market geared toward coaches, this is a valuable resource for people working with athletes.This comprehensive guide for coaches is divided into three parts. Part I covers the basics of nutrition for athletes. It includes information on proper nutrients, hydration, supplements, and overall diet as well as eating schedules for competitive events and eating to reduce body fat or build muscle. Part II describes how coaches should train athletes with unique circumstances, including those who follow vegan diets and athletes with eating disorders. Part III offers coaches advice on helping their athletes plan healthy diets.Sport Nutrition for Coachesis unlike any other book on the market not only because of its simple format and ample information but also because it gives coaches the tools they need in order to create their own sport nutrition plan for their teams. Coaches who complete the tasks highlighted in the text to create a Coach's Notebook will have a custom-made resource for implementing proper nutrition with their teams. And readers can use the many tables and forms available in the book to develop their sport nutrition plan.With its practical information and resources, Sport Nutrtion for Coachesis sure to guarantee coaches success in helping their athletes to be fit and healthy with proper nutrition.

Table of Contents

Essential Concepts
Sport Performance and Energy Systems
Getting Energy for Exercise
Matching Energy Systems to Sports
Foods That Fuel
Carbohydrate
Protein
Fat (Lipids)
Striking a Nutrient Balance
Eating Timed for Top Performance
Pre-Exercise Eating
Pre-Event Eating
Postexercise Eating
Getting Athletes to Eat
Hydrating for Top Performance
Why Do Athletes Become Dehydrated?
What Should Athletes Drink?
How Much Should Athletes Drink?
What Are Salty Sweaters?
What About Caffeine and Alcohol?
How Can You Get Athletes to Hydrate?
Reducing Body Fat
Assess Where the Athlete Is
Consider Diet Options
Create an Action Plan
Seek Referrals
Increasing Muscle Mass
How Can Athletes Add Muscle Mass?
Determine a Starting Point
Set Up an Exercise Regimen
Implement an Action Plan
Decide What and When Your Athlete Should Eat
Sizing Up Supplements
Vitamins and Minerals
Other Common Supplements
Supplement Safety
Anabolic Steroids
Supplement Legality
Supplement Education
Special Situations
Preventing Common Complaints
Muscle Cramps
Gastrointestinal Distress
Hitting the Wall or Bonking
Coping With Special Diets
Vegetarian and Vegan Diets
Diets for Athletes With Diabetes or Hypoglycemia
Food Allergies and Food Intolerances
Religious Diets and Fasts
Dealing With Disordered Eating
Eating Disorders
Signs of Disordered Eating
Female Athlete Triad
Fostering a Positive Eating Environment
Getting Help for Your Athletes With Eating Disorders
Including Parents in Treatment
Dealing With Alcohol Use
What Alcohol Does in the Short Term
What Alcohol Does in the Long Term
Talking to Your Athletes About Alcohol
Setting Team Policies on Alcohol
Planning Tools
Facing Logistic Challenges
Off-Season Nutrition
Athletes' Busy Schedules
Institutional Food
Nutrition on the Road
Budgeting Good Nutrition
Packing Food for Contests
Getting Help From Families and the Booster Club
Choosing Affordable (and Healthy) Chain Restaurants
Negotiating Food Budgets
Implementing a Sport Nutrition Plan
Creating a Sport Nutrition Game Plan
Getting Athletes and Parents to Buy In
Presenting Nutrition Information
Providing Incentives for Good Nutrition
A Final Word
Appendixes
Restaurant Dining Guidelines
Performance Eating Handouts
Nutrition Screening Form
Answers to Game Plan Questions
Glossary
Bibliography
About the Author
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