Eat to Win

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By combining evidence-based recommendations with practical, simple guidance, registered health and performance nutritionist, Laura Kealy, helps female team sport athletes improve their athletic performance and overall health. Games and matches demand players be fit and strong. They must have the endurance and mental focus for peak performance. An athlete's diet must be tailored to ensure it meets individual macroand micronutrients, fuelling and recovery requirements. That's where this book comes in! Having spent more than 10 years supporting female athletes across a range of team sports, Laura uses her expert advice to show how to balance nutrient intake and eat for specific performance goals. With her professional guidance, players also learn the fundamentals of health and performance nutrition, how to adequately fuel for training sessions and games, how to recover optimally, how the menstrual cycle may affect performance and much more. With more than 80 delicious, healthy and simple fuelling and recovery recipes, sample training meal plans, practical advice, and specific guidance for the female team sport athlete, this book will help you eat to win!

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Kealy Laura

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Nutrition Sports nutrition Women Women athletes Female athlete Team sport Performance Meal plan Training plan Fuel Female team athlete

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"Eat to Win is a great source of knowledge for female athletes. It provides excellent insight into fuelling the female body. Having access to information like this is great, and I've no doubt it will help so many athletes!"
Vikki Wall ()

"Eat to Win is an incredible resource designed specifically for females in sport. Packed with information and recipes, it has quite literally everything you need to know to perform at your best."
Róisín Upton ()

"A brilliant resource for knowing how to fuel your body during training, rest days and your menstrual cycle. I think for Laura to touch base on the menstrual cycle is pivotal for females at any level of sport. There is not enough information out there about sport and periods, so I love to see it!"
Louise Quinn ()

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