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revised 11 9 2013 basic athlete nutrition plan tips for good nutrition for athletes eat 4 meals and 1 2 healthy snacks per day include carbohydrates and protein items in ...

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            Revised: 11/9/2013 
                                                  BASIC ATHLETE NUTRITION PLAN 
             
            TIPS FOR GOOD NUTRITION FOR ATHLETES:  
             
                  -     Eat 4 meals and 1-2 healthy snacks per day.  Include carbohydrates and protein items in each meal, adding in fruits and 
                        vegetables into 2-3 of your meals.  
                  -     Portion sizes of each food item should be approximately the size of your fist.  
                  -     Drink 1-2 gallons or more of water each day (depending on your body size).  Include a sports drink in between to add in your 
                        electrolytes. 
                  -     Use protein shakes if necessary as one or two of your meals to make sure you are consuming optimal levels of required 
                        nutrients.  Make sure they do not include any unnecessary ingredients (such as metabolic enhancers, creatine, etc.) 
                  -     Take a daily multi-vitamin 
                  -     EAT BREAKFAST!!! This in INDEED one of the most important meals of the day. This meal may also help you to loose 
                        weight. A bowl of cereal with sliced bananas is a great choice.  
                  -     Eat and or drink something within the hour after your workout to help your muscles to recover from the stress you just put 
                        them through.  Example, chocolate milk and a peanut butter sandwich are great choices. 
                  -     Choose foods that are good nutrition, such as items that are grilled or baked, not fried.  
                  -     Choose foods enriched with whole grain, and calcium, such as whole grain cereal and orange juice with calcium.  
                  -     If you are having continual muscle cramping, salt tablets can be added into your daily routine before your workouts. 
                  -     Avoid caffeinated beverages (sodas, energy drinks, coffees, teas, etc).  These are diuretics and can cause you to become 
                        dehydrates.  
             
            BASIC LIST OF FOODS TO PICK FROM FOR YOUR DAILY MEALS:  
             
            PROTEINS:                                                      CARBOHYDRATES:                                                 VEGETABLES:  
            Chicken breast                                                 Baked potato                                                   Broccoli 
            Turkey breast                                                  Sweet potato, Yams                                             Asparagus 
            Lean ground turkey                                             Corn                                                           Lettuce 
            Swordfish                                                      Squash                                                         Carrots 
            Salmon                                                         Pumpkin                                                        Cauliflower 
            Tuna                                                           Steamed brown rice                                             Green beans 
            Crab                                                           Steamed white rice                                             Green peppers 
            Lobster                                                        Pasta (Whole Wheat)                                            Mushrooms 
            Shrimp                                                         Oatmeal                                                        Spinach 
            Top round steak                                                Bananas                                                        Tomatoes 
            Top sirloin steak                                              Pineapple                                                      Peas 
            Lean ham                                                       Beans                                                          Brussels sprouts 
            Egg whites on substitutes                                      Watermelon                                                     Artichokes 
            Low-fat cottage cheese                                         Strawberries                                                   Celery 
            Lean ground beef                                               Apples                                                         Zucchini 
            Trout                                                          Cantaloupe                                                     Cucumbers 
            Peanut butter                                                  Grapes                                                         Onions 
            Milk                                                            Blue Berries                                                  Pickles 
            Yogurt                                                         Oranges                                                        Corn 
            Beans                                                          Grapefruit                                                     Squash 
                                                                           Fat-free yogurt                                                 
            GOOD FATS:                                                     Whole wheat bread                                              FATS TO AVOID:  
            Avocado                                                        Whole grain cereals/crackers                                   Butter 
            Sunflower seeds                                                Bagels (Whole Wheat)                                           Fried foods 
            Peanut putter                                                  High fiber/Whole Grain Cereals                                 Regular Mayonnaise 
            Low fat cheese                                                 Pancakes                                                       Sweets 
            Low fat salad dressing                                         Popcorn (not buttered)                                         Whole-fat daily products 
            Olives and olive oil                                           Wheat Tortillas                                                Sodas 
            Canola oil                                                     Granola                                                        Creamy salad dressings 
            Fish oil                                                                                                                       
            Almonds                                                        SALTY SNACKS:                                                   
            Peanuts                                                        (Good for salt intake in hot summer 
                                                                           months) 
                                                                           Pretzels, Peanuts, Pickles 
                                                                           Reduced fat Chex Mix 
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