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Feeding Sporty Kids by Tanya Goldie ND www.dovecottage.com.au * Food *Energy drinks *Protein Powders *supplements REFUEL REHYDRATE REPAIR AND GROW * nutrient dense protein, complex carbohydrates, water and salt 1

Stella 12 y.o- BMI=17 Training: 6 days per week swimming 2 hrs x 6 core work 1/2 hr x 6 159cm; 43.5kg; shoe size ladies10.5 protein requirement - 34 gr/day ( 34-42) carb requirement -170gr/day (130) Lilian 13y.o. BMI=21.2 Training: 6 days per week rowing 1.5hrs x 7 ergo 45mins x 2 173cm; 63.5kg; shoe size ladies 9.5 protein requirement - 42.4gr/ day (34-50) carb requirement - 127.2gr/day (130) 2

Louis 16y.o. BMI=23.9 Training: 6 days per week rowing 1.5 hrs x 6 run 10km x 6 gym 1 hr x 6 194cm; 90kg, shoe size - mens16 protein requirement -38.34-47.8/ day (56-70gr) carb requirement -191.2gr/day (130gr) HYDRATION Exercising continuously for 60mins or more requires hydration. People at the most risk - people exercising in the water; people who forget to drink whilst exercising and those exercising in air-conditioned stadiums/ rooms. *Begin exercise in fluid balance. *Drink 200ml to 600ml before the exercise session. * Most people can drink 200ml to 300ml every 15 to 20mins. *It is best to drink small amounts often. * Each kilo of weight lost during exercise is equivalent to approx. one litre of fluid. Eg. If an athlete finishes exercising 1 kg lighter and has consumed 1 litre of fluid the total fluid loss is 2litres *Consume 150%of the water deficit in the 4-6 hours after exercise. * Its best to use formulas free of artificial colours, flavours and brominated vegetable oil. *the guidelines for a hydration formula is 4 to 8% carbohydrates or sugars; plus salt (sodium) * the best hydration formulas also contain magnesium, potassium and calcium in a well absorbed form like a citrate. 3

Coconut water In theory it doesn t have as much sodium or carbohydrate compared to sports drinks like gatorade; however it does have more potassium. Studies have shown it to be as effective for hydration as Gatorade. PURE sports nutrition www.drinkpure.co.nz. SUGAR" 14 g per 250ml serving in gatorade" 12.6g per 250ml serving in Pure" " ELECTROLYTES" Gatorades electrolytes are sodium chloride and potassium chloride" Pure electrolytes are Sodium Citrate, Potassium Citrate, " Magnesium Citrate, Calcium Citrate (Citrate is an alkalizing agent)" " OSMOLALITY LEVELS" 200-250 330mOsm/kg Hypotonic" Approx 230mOsmol/L for Pure" 270 to 330mOsm/kg Isotonic" Blood hovers around 280-290 mmoles/kg (Blood is Isotonic)" Above 300mosm/kg Hypertonic" Approx 360mOsmol/L for Gatorade" 4

22/08/2014 NUTRITIONAL INFO" Servings Per Pack 33" Serving Size 15G = 250ml Prepared" Avg Composition PER 250ML " Energy 225kj (50 cal) " Protein 0g" Fat Total 0g" Carbohydrate Total 12.6g" Real Fruit Powder 600mg" Sodium 145mg " Potassium 50mg " Magnesium 50mg " Calcium 45mg" Vitamin C 12mg" Ingredients: Cane Sugar, Glucose, (Fruit as per bag), Citric Acid, Sodium Citrate, Magnesium Citrate, Potassium Citrate, Calcium Citrate, Ascorbic Acid. " Pure is free of Colours, Preservatives and Anti Clumping Agents" Endura www.endura.com.au Drink CHO (%) Sodium (mmol/l) 6 18 7.6 12 6 14 Staminade Sport 7.5 14 PB Fluid & Electrolyte Replacement 6.8 25.. Powerade Endura 5

protein powders - what makes a good one for growth, wellbeing and muscle recovery whey; brown rice; pea protein base. No soya isolates. free from chemical additives like artificial flavours; preservatives and sweeteners. tastes good. 6

www.bodyscience.com.au. protein from food www.wellnorished.com.au by Georgia Harding * animal protein - hormone free; free range *plant based protein - needs to be combined to make a complete protein nuts or seeds & legumes nuts or seeds & grain legumes & grain *protein at every meal and every snack 7

Table 2: Protein rich foods for athletes. Each of the following foods provides approximately 10 g of protein. These foods have moderate to low fat conten and are rich in other nutrients. Animal Foods Plant Foods 2 small eggs 30 g (1.5 slices) reduced fat cheese 70 g cottage cheese 1 cup (250 ml) low-fat milk 35 g lean beef, lamb or pork (cooked weight) 40 g lean chicken (cooked weight) 50 g grilled fish 50 g canned tuna or salmon 200 g reduced fat yoghurt 150 g light fromage frais 4 slices (120 g) wholemeal bread 3 cups (90 g) wholegrain cereal 2 cups (330 g) cooked pasta 3 cups (400 g) cooked rice 3/4 cup (150 g) lentils or kidney beans 200 g baked beans 120 g tofu 60 g nuts or seeds 300 ml soy milk 100 g soy meat STELLA /DAY = 2 eggs; 1 cup milk; 60gr nuts; 40gr chicken LILIAN = 2 eggs; 1 cup milk; 60gr nuts; 1.5 slices of cheese; 3/4 quinoa & 1/2 rice LOUIS = 2 eggs; 1 cup milk; 60gr nuts; tin of tuna; tub of yoghurt; 80gr chicken complex carbohydrates make every mouthful count - Georgia Harding *fruit *vegetables *nuts &seeds *legumes *whole grains 8

5 Weet Bix 50 GRAM CARBOHYDRATE SERVINGS 2 cups of Cornflakes 1-1.5 cups of Muesli 1 cup toasted muesli 1.3 cups of porridge 3 thick wholegrain of bread 1 large bread rolls 2 pita of pita and lebanese bread 2 full muffins of English muffin 2.5 of crumpet * 4 tbsp sultanas *1 very large potato * 2.5 cups sweet potato * 1 large can of baked beans * 2 cups legumes * 1 litre milk * 1.3 cups fried rice * 250-300ml fruit smoothie 1.5 large of croissant STELLA- 2 wholegrain toast (2 eggs); roll; 1 potato (40gr chicken); 2 bananas(nuts and 2 medium-large 2-3 of large fruit 3-4 of medium fruit 12 of small fruit 2 cups of grapes 1 cup milk). Plus 4 serves of vegetables (salad on roll and greens with chicken) LILIAN - 3 wholegrain toast (2eggs); roll; 1 banana; (nuts; cheese; quinoa & rice plus an extra piece of fruit and 4 serves of vegetables). LOUIS- 3 wholegrain toast (2eggs); fruit smoothie; roll (tuna); 1 large potato; (80gr chicken) (nuts; yoghurt; cup of milk, plus an extra piece of fruit plus 5.5 serves of vege). 6 cups of melon Signs and symptoms that they need more. * tiredness - alkaline berry superfood; alkaline green superfood; iron or B12 * less than fabulous appetite - zinc or iron * growing pains- magnesium; calcium; alkaline green superfood * stitchers when running- magnesium * slow muscle recovery- green superfood; alkaline performance protein; magnesium *lactic acid overload - alkaline green superfood; magnesium * pale- iron; alkaline berry superfood * dizzy- alkaline performance protein; green superfood; alkaline berry superfood; iron * cranky- alkaline performance protein; magnesium; chromium 9

* slow to heal wounds or injuries- zinc; alkaline berry superfood * musculo-skeletal conditions eg. Osgood Schlatters- minerals especially magnesium * poor immunity- alkaline berry superfood; zinc; vit C alkaline green superfood * restricted diets eg vegetarianism- iron B12; alkaline performance protein * medical conditions eg diabetes * continual sugar cravings- zinc; alkaline performance protein * When performance/fitness isn t improving despite ideal training conditions and commitment- alkaline berry superfood; alkaline green superfood; B12 The take homes * 3 meals & 3-4 snacks *protein at each meal & snack *a mixture of carbohydrates and protein after training *nutrient dense, whole foods *chemical free foods and supplements *combine vegetable proteins *hydrate and rehydrate 10

How much fruit, vege etc Recommended Serves per Day Examples of what a serve means for each food group: 1 serve bread or cereal = 1 slice of bread, ½ cup of cooked rice, pasta, noodles or cooked porridge, 2 /3 cup wheat cereal flakes 1 serve vegies and legumes = ½ cup cooked vegies, ½ medium potato, 1 tomato, ½ cup of sweet corn, 1 cup salad or ½ cup cooked legumes (beans, peas or lentils) 1 serve fruit = 1 medium or 2 small pieces, 1 cup diced or canned fruit (no added sugar) 1 serve milk, yoghurt and cheese = 1 cup (250ml) milk, 3 /4 cup (200g) yoghurt, 2 slices (40g) cheese 1 serve meat or alternatives = 65g cooked meats such as veal, kangaroo, pork or beef, 80g chicken or turkey meats, 100g cooked fish fillet, 2 small eggs, 1 cup cooked leg. Age Fruit Vegetables Grains Meats Dairy (years) (serves/day) (serves/day) (serves/day) (serves/day) (serves/day) girls boys girls boys girls boys girls boys girls boys 2-3 1 12 1/2 2 1/2 4 4 1 11 1/2 1 1/2 4-8 1 1/2 1 1/2 4 1/2 4 1/2 4 41 1/2 1 1/2 1 1/2 2 9-11 2 2 5 5 4 52 1/2 2 1/2 32 1/2 12-18 2 2 55 1/2 5-7 6-7 2 1/2 2 1/2 3 1/2 3 1/2 Thank you, Have a lovely day Tanya Goldie www.dovecottage.com.au 07 55 77 46 52 11