Effects Of An Online Sports Nutrition Curriculum On Biomarkers Of Iron Status In Youth Athletes

Shoemaker, Marni E.; Gillen, Zachary M.; McKay, Brianna D.; Bohannon, Nicholas A.; Mendez, Alegra I.; Cramer, Joel T.

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“…Furthermore, 276 studies were excluded based on their titles and/or abstracts. Fulltext versions of the remaining 49 studies were assessed for eligibility, with 14 studies meeting the inclusion criteria and being retained in our systematic review [22][23][24][25][26]29,30,[32][33][34][35][40][41][42]. Tables 1-4 summarize the characteristics of the 14 included studies according to the outcome variables analyzed.…”

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“…Tables 1-4 summarize the characteristics of the 14 included studies according to the outcome variables analyzed. In this regard, 10 studies analyzed the impact of nutrition education interventions on eating habits [22][23][24][25][26]29,30,32,33,40], nine studies analyzed nutrition knowledge [22][23][24][25][26]32,[40][41][42], five studies analyzed body composition [22,29,30,32,33], and three studies analyzed physical performance [32,34,35] in team sport athletes. Regarding the experimental design, seven studies used single-arm designs [22,30,32,34,[40][41][42] and seven studies used double-arm designs [23][24][25][26]29,33,35].…”

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“…Included studies examined a total of 683 athletes with five studies examining only male athletes [24,26,30,41,43], six studies examining only female athletes [22,25,29,32,33,40], and three studies examining male and female athletes combined [23,34,35]. Four studies examined volleyball athletes [22,29,33,40], three studies examined soccer athletes [23][24][25], two studies examined field and ice hockey athletes [41,42], one study examined handball athletes [30], one study examined basketball athletes [32], and three studies examined athletes from different team sports [26,34,35]. Finally, interventions between ten days and two seasons were applied, including from 2 to 12 educational sessions and using several delivery modalities (i.e., face-to-face, game, technological platform, workshop, comic book, and sport nutrition lessons).…”

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“…For example, Kavouras et al [35] observed young volleyball and basketball players to improve 600-m running speed following a hydration intervention plan for 10 days, but no improvements were reported in 30-m linear sprint speed, vertical jump height, and skill performance. Similarly, another study assessing the efficacy of an online sports nutrition curriculum across 8 weeks showed improvements in change-of-direction speed and vertical jump height, with no variations in upper-body strength in male and female team sport athletes [34], while another study demonstrated improvements in change-of-direction speed and vertical jump height in female basketball athletes receiving face-to-face nutrition education for 12 weeks and controls [32]. Considering the mixed results regarding changes in physical performance following nutrition education interventions, further research is needed to build the evidence base for team sport athletes specific to sport modality, competition level, age, and sex to uncover the most appropriate nutrition education intervention to optimize physical performance in different contexts.…”

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“…Furthermore, meta-analytic evidence [16] showed most nutrition education interventions (85.7%) significantly increased nutrition knowledge in athletes competing in individual and team sports following different nutrition education interventions with face-to-face strategies the most effective intervention modality (28 out of 36 studies). Due to the strong relationships that dietary behaviors and nutrition knowledge hold with body composition and physical performance [9,27,28], many studies have examined the effects of nutrition education interventions on body composition [22,[29][30][31][32][33] and performance indicators [32,34,35]. Regarding body composition, Nascimento et al [31] applied nutrition counselling consisting of four consultations separated by 45 to 60 days in adult and adolescent team and individual sport athletes, observing increased lean body mass in both groups after the intervention (pre-intervention = 48.0 ± 1.2 kg vs. post-intervention = 49.2 ± 1.6 kg; p < 0.05).…”

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Effects of Nutrition Education Interventions in Team Sport Players. A Systematic Review

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Considering nutrition education interventions have been frequently implemented in team sport athletes and have shown promising results, this study aimed to summarize the effects of nutrition education interventions on eating habits, nutrition knowledge, body composition, and physical performance in team sport athletes. A systematic review was conducted using the following databases: PubMed/MEDLINE, Web of Science and SPORTDiscus. A total of 14 studies met the inclusion criteria for the review. The methodological quality of included studies was evaluated, and each study was assessed according to the analyzed variables (i.e., eating habits, nutrition knowledge, body composition, and physical performance). Most studies showed improvements in or maintenance of variables used to indicate eating habits, nutrition knowledge, and body composition. However, limited studies examined the effect of nutrition education interventions on physical performance, with existing studies demonstrating disparate results. These findings suggest implementation of nutrition education interventions in team sport athletes could be an effective strategy to improve their eating habits, nutrition knowledge, and body composition. Due to the heterogeneity across the included studies regarding sport modality, competition level, age, and sex of the athletes investigated, as well as the intervention type adopted (i.e., online or face-to-face), it is difficult to establish optimal nutrition education interventions for each analyzed variable.

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The aim of this study was to analyze the effects of a nutritional education program combined with the FIFA 11+ program on physical fitness attributes, physical activity levels, food and nutritional habits and nutritional knowledge in young basketball players. Twenty-three under 14 elite basketball players (13 males and 10 females) belonging to a professional basketball academy participated in the study. Physical fitness attributes (countermovement jump [CMJ], drop jump[DJ], linear sprint, Lane Agility Drill, 505 change-of-direction, and repeated-change-of-direction [RCOD]), physical activity levels (Physical Activity Questionnaire for Adolescents, PAQ-A), eating and nutritional habits (Turconi questionnaire), and nutritional knowledge (modified version of the Turconi questionnaire) were assessed before and after the five months intervention period. Participants were involved in five nutrition education sessions and in a weekly session of the FIFA 11+ program. Pre-to-post differences revealed improvements in physical fitness attributes (i.e., CMJ, Lane Drill Test and RCOD time test [p < 0.05; effect size (ES) = 0.52 to -1.68]) and physical activity behaviors (PAQtotal and PAQ Lunch [p < 0.001; ES = 0.68-0.89]), as well as a maintenance of eating and nutritional habits and nutrition knowledge. In practical terms, the usual on-court and the implementation of nutrition education interventions combined with the FIFA 11+ improve physical fitness attributes and physical activity behaviors while favor the maintenance of eating and nutritional habits and nutrition knowledge in U14 elite basketball players

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Monitoring Sports Nutrition and Health and Sports Ability Based on Intelligent Medical Care Data

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The application of smart medical big data in the field of medical services is still in its infancy. Most of the existing health care big data services cannot be fully developed in accordance with the way doctors think and the management of hospitals, resulting in big data technology not being able to give full play to its due effect. Therefore, how to realize the deep integration of health and medical big data with the existing medical service system, how to integrate massive data to realize efficient data mining, analysis and utilization are problems to be solved urgently. In order to adapt to a large number of high-intensity professional training, we must provide athletes with nutritional supplements in addition to normal diet to promote their physical and athletic ability recovery. This article mainly studies the relationship between sports nutrition and health and athletic ability. The experiment divided male rats into three groups (n=20), namely control group, exercise group, exercise + nutrition group. Sports intervention is a 6-week Torredemir training. The teams took samples 24 hours after the last exercise. Next, LDH was measured by colorimetric method, protein content was measured by Coomasibrialand method, and SOD activity was measured by cyclophosphatase method. Finally, perform statistical processing on the measurement data. Experimental data shows that exercise MDA reaches its peak 1 hour after exercise, and then gradually decreases. The exercise + nutrition group is lower than the exercise group, and there is a significant difference 6-24 hours after exercise (P<0.05). Experimental results show that nutritional supplements can greatly reduce the MDA content of the liver and skeletal muscle of mice after exercise, and increase the activity of SOD, GSH-PX and the content of GSH.Through this, we can help athletes improve their athletic ability based on the results obtained. Under the condition of ensuring their physical health, we can also improve their athletic ability to a certain extent.

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Effects Of An Online Sports Nutrition Curriculum On Biomarkers Of Iron Status In Youth Athletes

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Effects of Nutrition Education Interventions in Team Sport Players. A Systematic Review

Effects of Nutrition Education Interventions in Team Sport Players. A Systematic Review

The influence of nutrition education intervention combined with FIFA11+ program on physical fitness attributes, physical activity behaviors, eating habits and nutritional knowledge in young basketball players

Monitoring Sports Nutrition and Health and Sports Ability Based on Intelligent Medical Care Data

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