Pregame Fueling
Post-Game Fueling
Injury Optimization
Nutrition-Based Injuries and Illnesses
Bonus
100
Approximately how long should an athlete start fueling before their event?

4 hours

100

How soon after activity should you intake protein?

0-30 mins post-activity

100

What key nutrients are essential for bone healing?

Calcium, D3, K, Magnesium

Full credit is Calcium and D are mentioned

100

This condition occurs when there is a mismatch between calories consumed and energy expenditure

Red-S

100

What is the definition of "supplement"?

Something that completes or enhances something

200
How should an athlete fuel during competition?

quick-acting carbs, electrolyte replacements, water

200

Why are healthy fats essential for post-game recovery?

Helps manage inflammation

200

What key nutrients are essential for head injury?

Omega 3, creatine, zinc, flavonoids, magnesium

full credit if omega 3 and creatine mentioned

200

Which condition is defined as a serious, potentially life-threatening  eating disorder and mental health condition, characterized by extremely low body weight, poor body image,  and fear of gaining weight?

Anorexia Nervosa

200

Name 5 barriers of making healthy nutritional choices

money, convenience, location, accessibility, mental or physical disability, societal norms, cultural norms, social norms, lack of education... (other options also work)

300

How should an athlete fuel 1 hour before competition?

hydration focused, small amounts of simple carbs

300

What should athletes focus on for refuel right after activity (0-30 mins after)?

Quick-acting carbs, easily digestible protein, hydration replacement

300

What are the key nutrients essential for muscle healing?

Leucine, HMB, Creatine, CoQ10

Full credit if leucine and creatine mentioned

300

Calluses on knuckles, a normal body weight, dental issues, and binge eating may be a sign of what condition?

Bulimia nervosa

300

Name 2 ways you can help improve nutrition despite barriers

make small changes, focus on eating a variety of foods, etc.

400

What should an athlete eat 2 hours before competition? Give an example

Light snack with simple carbohydrates. E.g. peanut butter and banana (other examples acceptable)

400

What should an athlete focus on 1-2 hours after activity for recovery?

Balanced meals with all macronutrients - focus on complex carbs, lean protein, healthy fats

400

Name 2 food sources rich in omega 3s

fatty fish, flaxseed, walnuts, canola oils 

400

Alcohol can cause all of the following except...Dehydration, injury risk, decreased gains, decreased sleep and recovery, decreased academics, decreased energy

None of them. Alcohol contributes to all of these

400

What is arguable the most important in regards to fueling?

Making sure you are getting enough!
500

How much should an athlete hydrate 2-3 hours before training?

16+ oz

500

What are the 4 R's of Recovery?

Replenish

Repair

Reinforce

Rehydrate

500

Name 2 foods that are a rich source of creatine

wild game, red meat, poultry, fish

500

What is the difference between eating disorders and disordered eating?

Disordered eating can include similar signs and symptoms to an eating disorder, but at a lower level or severity.

Eating disorders are diagnosable mental health conditions that can even become life threatening if not properly treated.

500
Name three foods that are bad for you

ALL FOOD IS GOOD FOOD IN MODERATION!!!!! Stop demonizing food :)

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