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Nutrition for Injury Prevention
Proactive nutrition strategies to reduce injury risk.
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Proactive nutrition strategies to reduce injury risk.
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5 min
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Athlete + Coach
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Proactive nutrition strategies to reduce injury risk.
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Nutrition for Injury Prevention
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5 min
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Athlete + Coach
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Proactive nutrition strategies to reduce injury risk.
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Proactive nutrition strategies to reduce injury risk.
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The Connection
Nutrition affects injury risk through:
- Bone health (stress fractures)
- Tissue quality (tendons, ligaments)
What It Is
Energy available for body functions after training is accounted for.
- **Energy In - Exercise Energy = Energy Available**
The Connection
Nutrition affects injury risk through:
Nutrition affects injury risk through:
Under-fueled athletes get injured more.
- Bone health (stress fractures)
- Tissue quality (tendons, ligaments)
- Recovery between sessions
Protocol
Post-Workout Protocol
Protein + carbs within 30-60 min
Full meal within 2 hours
Adequate total daily intake
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injury prevention • bone health • energy availability