ATHLETES' DUTARY HYGIENE
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nutritional hygiene, athletes, protein, fat, carbohydrate, water balance, training load, recovery.Abstract
The functional capabilities of the athlete's body and sports results are directly related to proper nutritional hygiene. The diet should correspond to energy expenditure, training loads and recovery processes. This article discusses the principles of nutrition for athletes, the physiological importance of key nutrients, ensuring water balance, and the rules of nutrition before, during and after training.
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