Contents
Preface
Chapter 1. An Overview of the Principles of Sports Nutrition
-Goals of Training Nutrition
-Goals of Competition Eating
Chapter 2. Approaching a Sport and its Nutrition Issues
-Identifying the Physiological Basis of Training and Competition
-Identifying the Athlete's Lifestyle Challenges and Cultural
Factors
Chapter 3. Sport Foods and Supplements
-The Manufacture and Regulation of Sport Foods
-The Manufacture and Regulation of Sport Supplements
-Balancing the Pros and Cons Associated with Sport Foods and
Supplements
Chapter 4. Road Cycling and Triathlons
-Competition
-Training
-Physique and Physiology
-Lifestyle and Culture
-Dietary Surveys
-Nutritional Issues and Challenges
-Sport Foods and Supplements
Chapter 5. Middle and Long Distance Running
-Competition
-Training
-Physique and Physiology
-Lifestyle and Culture
-Dietary Surveys
-Nutritional Issues and Challenges
-Sport Foods and Supplements
Chapter 6. Swimming and Rowing
-Competition
-Training
-Physique and Physiology
-Lifestyle and Culture
-Dietary Surveys
-Nutritional Issues and Challenges
-Sport Foods and Supplements
Chapter 7. Sprinting and Jumping
-Competition
-Training
-Physique and Physiology
-Lifestyle and Culture
-Dietary Surveys
-Nutritional Issues and Challenges
-Sport Foods and Supplements
Chapter 8. Field Sports
-Competition
-Training
-Physique and Physiology
-Lifestyle and Culture
-Dietary Surveys
-Nutritional Issues and Challenges
-Sport Foods and Supplements
Chapter 9. Court and Indoor Sports
-Competition
-Training
-Physique and Physiology
-Lifestyle and Culture
-Dietary Surveys
-Nutritional Issues and Challenges
-Sport Foods and Supplements
Chapter 10. Racquet Sports
-Competition
-Training
-Physique and Physiology
-Lifestyle and Culture
-Dietary Surveys
-Nutritional Issues and Challenges
-Sport Foods and Supplements
Chapter 11. Strength and Power Sports
-Competition
-Training
-Physique and Physiology
-Lifestyle and Culture
-Dietary Surveys
-Nutritional Issues and Challenges
-Sport Foods and Supplements
Chapter 12. Weight-Making Sports
-Competition
-Training
-Physique and Physiology
-Lifestyle and Culture
-Dietary Surveys
-Nutritional Issues and Challenges
-Sport Foods and Supplements
Chapter 13. Gymnastics
-Competition
-Training
-Physique and Physiology
-Lifestyle and Culture
-Dietary Surveys
-Nutritional Issues and Challenges
-Sport Foods and Supplements
Chapter 14. Nutrition for Winter Sports
Nanna L. Meyer, PhD and Susie Parker-Simmons, MS, RD
-Nordic Skiing
-Alpine Skiing
-Freestyle Skiing
-Snowboarding
-Speed Skating
Louise Burke, PhD, APD, FACSM, is a sports dietitian who has worked with elite athletes for more than 25 years. She is founder of the department of sports nutrition at the Australian Institute of Sport and has served as head for the last 18 years. She was appointed dietitian to the Australian Olympic team for the 1996, 2000, and 2004 Summer Olympic Games. She is a member of the International Olympic Committee Working Group on Nutrition and the Medical and Anti-Doping Commission of the International Association of Athletics Foundations.
Dr. Burke is a fellow of the American College of Sports
Medicine, Sports Medicine Australia, and Sports Dietitians
Australia. An accredited practicing dietitian, she is an editor of
the International Journal of Sport Nutrition and Exercise
Metabolism and is on the editorial board of Medicine and Science in
Sports and Exercise. She earned her PhD in 1990 from Deakin
University, Melbourne, Australia. Also, a former tri-athlete, Dr.
Burke represented Australia in the Ironman Team Cup at the 1985 and
1986 Hawaii Ironman World Championships.
"This book provides detailed information about nutrition issues
that all athletes face and how to deal with these issues to achieve
one's sports nutrition goals for optimal performance. The sound
nutritional advice is backed up by a comprehensive review of the
literature."Doody's Book Review
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