Nutrition 101 October 7, 2014

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Nutrition 101 October 7, 2014

WHAT IS YOUR IT? YOU ARE THE EXPERT IN EVERYTHING YOU WHAT IS YOUR IT? 2

SIMPLE STRATEGIES MANTRAS COACHING KEYS DO THE SIMPLE THINGS SAVAGELY WELL 3

BREAKING DOWN NUTRITION Nutrition is often the LIMITING factor in a training program. Those who OPTIMIZE NUTRITION, optimize results. 4

MINDSET Think Differently. Food = Fuel Think Sustainability. The 80/20 Approach EVERY DAY IS GAME DAY Think Differently. Healthy Eating Performance Fueling Think Sustainability. The 80/20 Approach Nutrition is a MINDSET.What is your UPGRADE? 5

EAT CLEAN 6

CARBOHYDRATES: COME BACK TO EARTH CARBOHYDRATES = FUEL FUEL THAT GIVES THE BODY ENERGY PRIMARY FUEL SOURCE FOR HIGH INTENSITY ACTIVITIES WHAT TO LOOK FOR WHOLE GRAIN LIMIT ENRICHED & REFINED PRACTICAL APPLICATION BROWN CLOSE TO THE GROUND 3g FIBER/SERVING

FIBER BENEFITS: Slows down digestion to create more stable energy Increases satiety Helps control blood sugar BEST SOURCES: Whole grains Minimally processed carbohydrates Fresh fruits & vegetables 8

SOURCES FOR FUEL 9

FRUITS & VEGETABLES: EAT A RAINBOW OFTEN FRUITS & VEGETABLES = PREVENT SUPPORT STAFF PROVIDE NATURAL VITAMINS & MINERALS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO THE REPAIR OF THE BODY WHAT TO LOOK FOR BRIGHT, DEEP COLORS PRACTICAL APPLICATION 3+ COLORS ON EVERY PLATE COLOR VARIETY = NUTRIENT VARIETY

COLOR YOUR PLATE Each color of food has unique nutritional benefits 11

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PROTEIN: THE LESS LEGS THE BETTER PROTEIN = BUILD BUILDS MUSCLE MAINTAINS IMMUNE SYSTEM WHAT TO LOOK FOR GRILLED VS. FRIED SKINLESS VS. SKIN LESS MARBLING THE BETTER PRACTICAL APPLICATION LEAN PROTEIN SOURCE WITH EACH FUELING OPPORTUNITY 0.8-1g/POUND TOTAL BODY WEIGHT

SOURCES FOR BUILD 14

FATS: EAT FATS THAT GIVE BACK FATS = PROTECT NECESSARY IN OUR DIET AID IN NUTRIENT ABSORPTION (A, E, D, K) MAINTAIN CELL INTEGRITY DECREASE INFLAMMATION IMPROVES SATIETY & MENTAL CLARITY WHAT TO LOOK FOR UNSATURATED FATS OMEGA-3 FATTY ACIDS PRACTICAL APPLICATION MINIMIZE SATURATED & TRANS FATS

SOURCES FOR PROTECT 16

EAT OFTEN 17

BREAKFAST: EAT BREAKFAST EVERY DAY BREAK-THE-FAST JUMPSTART YOUR METABOLISM FUEL YOUR BRAIN PROVIDE ENERGY RECOMMENDATION EAT WITHIN 1-HOUR OF WAKING SOMETHING IS BETTER THAN NOTHING!

METABOLISM BOOSTERS: BREAKFAST IDEAS Fuel Build Protect Prevent 100% Whole wheat bread/english muffin/wrap Steel cut/old Fashioned oats Greek yogurt Natural Peanut Butter Fresh/Frozen berries Eggs Raw Nuts Fresh/ Frozen Veggies Whole Grain Cereal Low Fat Milk Olive oil 100% fruit juice Canned beans (no added salt Kashi/Nature Valley granola bar Natural Peanut Butter Seeds Raw nuts Avocado Salsa Dried fruit (no added sugar) 19

THREE FOR THREE 3 MACRONUTRIENTS EVERY 3 HOURS EAT 3 MEALS WITH 2-3 MINI-MEALS/DAY PERFORMANCE BENEFIT STAY ENERGIZED & ALERT INCREASE METABOLISM IMPROVE CONCENTRATION CONTROL APPETITE & REGULATE BLOOD SUGAR GAIN MUSCLE MASS MINIMIZE FATIGUE ELIMINATE MOOD SWINGS AVOID OVEREATING

BLOOD GLUCOSE COMPARISON 21

HYDRATE 22

HYDRATION: STAY HYDRATED! PERFORMANCE BENEFIT: ENERGY PERFORMANCE MENTAL CLARITY LOOK FOR: NATURALLY 0 CALORIE BEVERAGES WATER, UNSWEETENED TEA SPORTS DRINKS INTENSE EXERCISE, HOT ENVIRONMENT PRACTICAL APPLICATION ½ oz 1 oz / POUND BODY WEIGHT / DAY

ARE YOU HYDRATED? MONITORING TECHNIQUES Urine Chart Clear to pale yellow Weight Sheet Replace sweat losses Pre & Post Weights 20 oz fluid / pound of weight lost 24

SERIOUS SIDE OF DEHYDRATION 6 5 Percent Body Water Loss 4 3 2 1 Increased Cardiovascular Strain Reduced Aerobic Endurance Reduced Muscle Endurance Reduced Muscle Strength Reduced Fine Motor Skills Heat Cramps Heat Exhaustion, Cramping, Fatigue Reduced Mental Capacity Physical Exhaustion Heat Stroke Coma Effect of Dehydration on Physical Performance 25

RECOVER 26

RECOVERY: DON T WASTE YOUR WORKOUT OPEN WINDOW FOR NUTRIENT DELIVERY TO MUSCLES/CELLS THINK 3 S PRE, DURING, POST WORKOUT COMPOSITION CARBOHYDRATES (FUEL) PROTEIN (BUILD) FLUIDS (HYDRATE) TIMING IS OF THE ESSENCE

RECOVERY: PRE & DURING WORKOUT PRE-WORKOUT GOAL: Top Off The Tank Prime your body 15-30g Carbohydrate Whole Food Option Timing: 15-30 minutes prior to activity DURING WORKOUT GOAL: Maintain Hydration Status Electrolyte Balance Fuel Stores Hydration Options Water first; sports drink if, intense exercise >60, hot environment Timing 4-6 gulps (7-10 oz) every 10-15 minutes 28

RECOVERY: POST WORKOUT POST-WORKOUT GOAL: Refuel, Rebuild, Rehydrate 2:1 Ratio (Carbohydrate : Protein) Whole Food Option Greek Yogurt + Berries + Granola Chocolate Milk Shake Option EAS RTD Shake Timing: ASAP! 29

SUPPLEMENT WISELY: COMPLEMENT YOUR BODY WITH WHAT IT REALLY NEEDS FOUNDATIONAL SUPPLEMENTS MULTI-VITAMIN WITH ANTIOXIDANT SUPPORT OMEGA-3 FATTY ACIDS EPA+DHA = >1g CONDITION SPECIFIC SUPPLEMENTS BONE HEALTH HEART HEALTH DIGESTIVE HEALTH 3 RD PARTY TESTED

SLEEP: GET SOME SLEEP! 7-9 HOURS IS OPTIMAL; REGULAR SLEEP PATTERN RECOVERY & REPAIR INCREASES PRODUCTIVITY INCREASES IMMUNITY MEMORY METABOLISM DECREASES INFLAMMATION FATIGUE STRESS HORMONE - CORTISOL

10 COACHING KEYS TO LIVE BY 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 COME BACK TO EARTH EAT A RAINBOW OFTEN THE LESS LEGS THE BETTER EAT FATS THAT GIVE BACK BREAKFAST EVERY DAY THREE FOR THREE STAY HYDRATED DON T WASTE YOUR WORKOUT SUPPLEMENT WISELY GET SOME SLEEP 32

THE NON-DIET APPROACH UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU NEED FOCUS ON BEHAVIORS FUEL YOUR BODY 33