Carbohydrates
Proteins
Fats
Meal Timing
Hydration
100

This is your body’s favorite source of energy.

Carbohydrates

100

Proteins help build and repair these.

Muscles

100

Give an example of a healthy fat:

avocado, nuts and nut butters, fatty fish, and olive, avocado, and vegetable oils

100

What macronutrient(s) should be prioritized BEFORE training or competing?

Carbohydrates

100

Your body needs this drink the most to stay hydrated.

Water

200

This food is a healthy source of carbs: pasta, rice, or candy?

pasta AND rice
200

Which of these is high in protein: chicken, apple, or lettuce?

Chicken

200
Give an example of an unhealthy fat:

red meats, processed meats, coconut and palm oils, processed snacks

200

What macronutrient(s) should be prioritized AFTER training or competing?

Protein + Carbohydrates

200

This color of pee means you’re hydrated: light yellow or dark yellow?

Light yellow

300

True or False: Fruits have carbohydrates.

true

300

This dairy food is a good source of protein and pairs well with fruit.

Greek yogurt



300

True or False: Your body doesn’t need any fat.

False
300

What do you think?

A couple of large meals throughout the day

OR

Several small, frequent meals throughout the day

Several small, frequent meals throughout the day

300

If you are _____, then you are already dehydrated!

thirsty

400

You should eat carbs before or after training to give your body energy?

Before

400

Name one plant-based source of protein.

beans, tofu, peanut butter

400

When should you avoid high-fat foods/high-fat meals?

Prior to competition/training

400

If you train without eating first, your body might feel like this during practice. Name two possible effects of not fueling before training.

  • Fatigue

  • Poor performance

  • Dizziness

  • Low energy

  • Trouble focusing

  • Slower recovery

400

When it’s hot or you sweat a lot, you may need these extra nutrients with water.

Electrolytes

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