Sports nutrition and Australian football

Article Abstract:

The development of sports nutrition in Australia that can be traced from the history of the Australian Football League's connection with sports nutrition is described. Nutrition preparation of the team and improvements in the performance of players after implementing the nutrition program are presented.

Management dynamics, Management, Company business management, Nutritional requirements, Australian Football League

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Inadvertent doping through supplement use by athletes: assessment and management of the risk in Australia

Article Abstract:

Some dietary supplements have been found to violate the provisions of events with anti-doping rules. The authors offer a model that will produce an accredited testing program including athlete education about the possible consequences of using sports foods and supplements.

Health aspects, Dietary supplements, Drugs and athletes

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Short-term high-fat diet alters substrate utilization during exercise but not glucose tolerance in highly trained athletes

Article Abstract:

High-endurance athletes given a high-fat diet do not significantly alter their whole-body glucose tolerance. This diet does, in the short term, create marked changes in substrate oxidation during submaximal exercise but showed no other significant effects.

Dietary fat, Glucose tolerance tests, Glucose tolerance test

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