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Sports Nutrition

Pathway Contributor: Susie Langley

Credentials:
MS, RD, CSSD

Contributions:

  • Is creatine supplementation safe and effective for improving exercise performance and increasing lean body mass in adolescents and adults undergoing exercise training?  

    Role: Reviewer

  • Are high carbohydrate diets consumed during training more effective for improving endurance exercise performance than a diet lower in carbohydrate and/or high in fat?  

    Role: Reviewer

  • Is carbohydrate loading effective for improving muscle glycogen concentrations and exercise performance?  

    Role: Reviewer

  • Are there any sex differences in the ability of athletes to carbohydrate load?  

    Role: Reviewer

  • What is the effect of a pre-exercise meal approximately two to four hours before exercise?  

    Role: Reviewer

  • What is the effect of a pre-exercise meal within one to 1.5 hours before exercise?  

    Role: Reviewer

  • What is the effect of a pre-exercise meal when dietary carbohydrate is also available during exercise?  

    Role: Reviewer

  • What are the effects of consuming carbohydrate during exercise that lasts longer than one hour?  

    Role: Reviewer

  • What are the effects of consuming carbohydrate during exercise that lasts approximately one hour or less?  

    Role: Reviewer

  • What is the optimal dose and timing of carbohydrate ingestion during recovery from exercise for glycogen resynthesis?  

    Role: Reviewer

  • Sports Nutrition - Creatine Background

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    Role: Reviewer


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