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Ponencias en congresos:
Can Nutritional Intervention by Sport Nutritionist Modify the Eating Habits of one Professional Basketball Player?
Año:2014

Áreas de investigación
  • Ciencias naturales y ciencias de la salud,
  • Humanidades y ciencias sociales

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INTRODUCTION Scientific evidence shows that professional basketball players perform inadequate nutritional intake compared to recommendations and researchers claim that nutritional intervention could improve this food pattern (1). OBJECTIVES Carry out a long term nutritional intervention in order to improve body composition (BC), dietary intake (DI) and nutritional knowledge (NK) of one professional basketball player. METHODS A single-case design study was carry out with one professional basketball player (point guard) of the Spanish ACB League, healthy, Spanish, 25 years, 87,6 Kg body weight (BW) and 1.87 m height. Declaration of Helsinki was met and informed consent was signed. Nutritional intervention (3 months) was employed. Pre and post intervention: sports NK survey (Reilly & Maughan 2007) was applied (statistical analysis: Wilconson test), 7-day food record was used to assess DI and anthropometric measures (ISAK) were taken. RESULTS BC: the athlete lost BW (87.6 vs. 86.8 Kg) and BF (?8 skinfolds = 69.3 vs. 64 mm; % BF = 11.2 vs. 10.8% (Yuhasz 1963)) after intervention. DI: Pre intervention: total daily energy intake (TDEI) was below total daily energy expenditure (TDEE) (3520 vs. 4250 Kcal/day), carbohydrates (CHO) intake was low (5 vs.7-12 g/Kg W) and total protein (P) intake was satisfactory (1.4 vs. 1.2-1.7 g/Kg W/day) compared to recommendation and total fat (TF) and saturated fat intake (SFA) were above the maximum limit (36 vs. 20-35% and 13 vs. <10% of TDEI respectively). Post intervention: TDEI (3870 Kcal) met the proposed value, CHO intake (7 g/Kg W/day) reached the minimum requirement, P intake was higher (1.8 g/Kg W/day) and both TF and SFA intake decreased to 21% and 6% of TDEI respectively, all according to fat loss planification. NK: There was a statistically significant difference in correct answers pre and post intervention: 53% vs. 70% (p<0.05).
Internacional
No
Nombre congreso
IV NSCA International Conference 2014
Tipo de participación
960
Lugar del congreso
Murcia, España.
Revisores
Si
ISBN o ISSN
1533-4287
DOI
Fecha inicio congreso
26/06/2014
Fecha fin congreso
28/06/2014
Desde la página
54
Hasta la página
54
Título de las actas
Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research

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  • Creador: Grupo de Investigación: Grupo de Inv. Psicosocial y Técnicas Aplicadas a la Actividad Física y el Deporte
  • Departamento: Deportes