Search Results - Current Nutrition Reports

Kasper, A. M., Allan, J., Hodges, D., Catterson, P., Mason, L., Fitzpatrick, J., Morton, J. P., Hearris, M. A., Close, G. L.

Dasa, M. S. “…Amenorrheic players displayed a significantly greater number of cumulative indicators compared to eumenorrheic players (p < 0.05). Conclusion Current generation of tracking devices did not provide accurate estimates of the energetic cost of intermittent exercise, consequently undermining the validity of EA assessment using these devices. …”

Carter, J. L., Lee, D. J., Perrin, C. G., Ranchordas, M. K., Cole, M. “…There were no significant differences in daily energy or carbohydrate intake across the competitive week (p > .05), with inadequate carbohydrate intakes on MD - 1 (~3.9 g/kg body mass), MD (~4.2 g/kg body mass), and MD + 1 (~3.6 g/kg body mass) in relation to current recommendations. We report, for the first time, that RMR is significantly increased following a competitive match in professional soccer players. …”

Carney, D. J., Hannon, M. P., Coleman, N. M., Murphy, R. C., Close, G. L., Morton, J. P. “…To audit the current provision of performance nutrition services provided to male adolescent players within academies from the English soccer leagues. …”

Stables, R., Hannon, M., Costello, N., Close, G., Morton, J.

Querido, S. M., Radaelli, R., Brito, J., Vaz, J. R., Freitas, S. R. “…Background: Sleep, nutrition, active recovery, cold-water immersion, and massage were recently reported as the most used postmatch recovery methods in professional football. …”

Fernandes, H. S. “…Current Nutrition Reports…”

Oliveira, C. B., Sousa, M., Abreu, R., Ferreira, A., Figueiredo, P., Rago, V., Teixeira, V. H., Brito, J.

Jeffries, K. K., Girouard, T. J., Tandy, R. D., Radzak, K. N. “…Education in proper soccer technique was reported by 151 (69.59%) respondents. Fourteen (0.06%) respondents cited nutritional strategies for concussion prevention. …”

Russell, M., Kingsley, M. “…Objective: This review aimed (i) to systematically evaluate the current research that examines the efficacy of nutritional interventions on soccer skills, and (ii) to provide a qualitative commentary on factors that have the potential to modulate the efficacy of such strategies. …”

Anderson, L., Orme, P., Naughton, R., Close, G. L., Louis, J., Morgans, R., Drust, B., Morton, J. P. “…Discussion: In accordance with current sports nutrition guidelines (Burke et al. 2011), we conclude elite soccer players consume apparently adequate energy and CHO intake for the typical loads observed on MD versus TD. …”

Naughton, R. J., Drust, B., O`Boyle, A., Abayomi, J., Mahon, E., Morton, J. P., Davies, I. G. “…In conclusion, we provide novel data on dietary sugar, fibre, and micronutrient intake within elite youth soccer players. We report an apparent "nutritional transition" from schoolboy to fulltime soccer player, with U18s showing a significantly lower intake of sugar in comparison with younger squads, and a similar intake of FS to the UK DRVs. …”

Naughton, R. J., Drust, B., O`Boyle, A., Morgans, R., Abayomi, J., Davies, I. G., Morton, J. P., Mahon, E.

Zerguini, Y., Dvorak, J., Maughan, R. J., Leiper, J. B., Bartagi, Z., Kirkendall, D. T., Al-Riyami, M., Junge, A. “…The timing of food and liquid intake depends on the times of sunset and sunrise during the month of Ramadan. The current body of knowledge presents contradicting results as to the effect of Ramadan fasting on body mass, body composition and metabolic changes. …”

Garrido, G., Webster, A. L., Chamorro, M.

Ostojic, S. M.