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This document provides an overview of nutrition topics for athletes including hydration, meal timing, sample pre-game meals, calorie needs, the food guide pyramid, and key nutrients. The main points are:
1) Proper nutrition and hydration are important for athletic performance and recovery. Athletes should drink water regularly and consume sports drinks during and after exercise.
2) Eating small, balanced meals every 3-4 hours throughout the day helps provide steady energy and prevents overeating. Sample pre-game meals focus on complex carbs 3-4 hours before competition.
3) Calorie needs vary based on activity level but can be estimated at 18-23 calories per pound of body weight daily for
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