Strategie nutrizionali fra il primo ed il secondo tempo
Quali sono gli alimenti con le migliori caratteristiche per ottenere una buona performance alla ripresa del gioco? I consigli del nutrizionista. |
- carboidrati in concentrazioni minime dell’8% fino ad un massimo del 20%
- provenienti da fonti rapidamente assimilabili. La scelta liquida quindi risulta la più semplice ed efficace
- Contenere elettroliti. I sali minerali solitamente sono contenuti in modo equilibrato negli sport drink, mentre possono essere scarsamente contenuti negli sport-gel, nelle maltodestrine possono alle volte essere assenti ecc.
Alcuni esempi:
- bevande (succo di frutta-sport drink-maltodestrine ecc)
- sport-gel ad elevato tenore di carboidrati
- crostate
Nel caso non si utilizzino integratori con elettroliti in polvere da sciogliere in acqua, è preferibile usare delle acque ad elevato residuo fisso.
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