Food Guide for Women's Soccer by Gloria Averbuch Nancy Clark & Nancy Clark

Food Guide for Women's Soccer by Gloria Averbuch Nancy Clark & Nancy Clark

Author:Gloria Averbuch,Nancy Clark & Nancy Clark [Averbuch, Gloria]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781782553939
Publisher: Bookwire GmbH
Published: 2015-05-27T16:00:00+00:00


consume enough carbs to prevent hypoglycemia (low blood sugar).

You can succeed at meeting these goals by drinking carbohydrate-containing fluids (such as a sports drink) or by combining water with solid foods (orange slices; watermelon; water + energy bar; water + sports gels). You’ll rarely see elite soccer players consuming more than a sports drink during the game, but youth soccer players can do well with a variety of fluids and foods, especially at halftime.

"I sometimes cramp during games, so I work hard to stay well hydrated and well fueled. I always drink lots of water and a sports drink before I play. At halftime, I sometimes have a few bites of an energy bar."

Rachel Buehler, Defender



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