Adaptive Nutrition and Movement Expression: Improve Rehab & Performance Outcomes
In this presentation, we explore the role of nutrition in rehabilitation and how it relates to the current sports injury epidemic. Join us as we dive into specific topics centered around nutrition’s role in movement expressions, how diet can help create a more (or less) robust physiological environment which can contribute to injury, as well as how this slots into a bigger picture bioenergetic view of health and performance.
Learning Objectives:
- Discuss if there is a relationship between the sports injury epidemic and society’s declining health?
- Demonstrate how we use this to better inform our rehab and performance decision making?
- Discuss the relationship between diet and movement expressions.
- Recall Nutrition and Injuries: Basics of what NOT TO DO.
- Recall Nutrition and Injuries: Basics of what TO DO.
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Course Outline:
0-10 min Intro to the current injury epidemic
10-20 potential causes contributing to the injury epidemic and how does that frame potential health based solutions?
20-30 Adaptive Health model for nutrition, health and performance
30-40 Discuss the applied side of nutritional interventions
40-50 Case studies and research around varying nutritional strategies
50-60 General framework for decision making when it comes to individualizing nutrition interventions
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