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Sports Nutrition Ashleigh Brunner Accredited Practising Dietitian Personal Trainer

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Page 1: Sports Nutrition Ashleigh Brunner Accredited Practising Dietitian Personal Trainer

Sports NutritionAshleigh Brunner

Accredited Practising DietitianPersonal Trainer

Page 2: Sports Nutrition Ashleigh Brunner Accredited Practising Dietitian Personal Trainer

Food Requirements

Food requirements:

Minimum 2 L of water

Minimum 2,100 kj (500 calories) of food

~3 muesli bars or 2 sandwiches

2 -3 rest stops with support crew

We will all be INDIVIDUAL

Try strategies out in training FIRST

Page 3: Sports Nutrition Ashleigh Brunner Accredited Practising Dietitian Personal Trainer

Pre event meals

Days leading up to the event/night before Carbohydrate No alcohol

The morning of 2-3 hours before exercise Moderate in protein and fibre and low in fat High in carbohydrate to top up your fuel stores for

performance About 1-2g/kg carbs Low GI carbs best for sustained effort

Page 4: Sports Nutrition Ashleigh Brunner Accredited Practising Dietitian Personal Trainer

Example

Page 5: Sports Nutrition Ashleigh Brunner Accredited Practising Dietitian Personal Trainer

Nutrition during the event Be self sufficient Carbs are your best friend 30-60g per hour to sustain energy

levels and delay fatigue High GI better for snacks Main meals shift your focus to some low GI

options

Page 6: Sports Nutrition Ashleigh Brunner Accredited Practising Dietitian Personal Trainer

Examples

• 1.5 breakfast or muesli bars• 20 sakatas• 4x pikelets• 1x small white wings 97% fat

free banana muffin (white flour) • ½ cup cooked white rice • 1 sachet Uncle Toby’s Quick

Oats (medium-high GI, normal oats are low GI)

• 1 medium potato (no skin)• 1 piece white or whole meal

bread with teaspoon of jam or honey

• 1 white Mission wrap with vegemite and margarine

• 6x rice thins• 2x thick slices of watermelon• 3x cups cut up rock melon• 1 cup nutrigrain• 400mL sports drink (sip

sports drink first followed by water to protect your teeth)

• 6 Natural Confectionary Dinosaurs

• 10 Jelly Beans• Sunbeam trail mix (70g)• Sports gels or bars (30-60g

cho/serve) e.g. Endura, GU, PowerBar, Body Science

The following foods contain ~30g of carbohydrate (majority are of a high GI for quick release energy):

Page 7: Sports Nutrition Ashleigh Brunner Accredited Practising Dietitian Personal Trainer

Hydration

Before the event: Before the race and

leading up to the night before, avoid alcohol

Not too much water the night before so you are up peeing all night

200-600mL before you start to “prime the stomach

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HydrationDuring the event 150-250mL ~ every 15mins assuming you are

losing 1L/hour Water and sports drinks/electrolytes The colder the better Optimal absorption Examples

Gatorade Powerade Staminade Lucozade Sport Endura/Hydralyte

Page 9: Sports Nutrition Ashleigh Brunner Accredited Practising Dietitian Personal Trainer

Ashleigh Brunner Mob: 0410 533 213

Email: [email protected] Address: 221 Longueville Rd Lane Cove 2066

Twitter: @AshleighBrunner