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Official Guide 2014 Nata Convention INDIANA CONVENTION CENTER • CONVENTION.NATA.ORG THE OFFICIAL GUIDE of the 2014 NATA CONVENTION COVER National Athletic Traine’ Aociation 2014 CONFERENCE APP free resource PROFILES CARDS ATTENDEES PROFILES YOUR INTERESTS & OUT TO SOCIALMESSAGES MEDIA MEET & NETWORKFIND WITHEXHIBITORS OTHERDIGITAL THAT COLLATERAL MATCHVIEW ATTENDEE’S POST PERSONAL COMMENTSSEND TO & THE RECEIVE CONFERENCEBUILD IN - APPA PERSONAL VIEW EXHIBITOR’S SCHEDULEEXCHANGE & SPONSOR’S DIGITAL BUSINESS W W W. N A T A 2 0 1 4. Z E R I S GET T OUR A. CONVENTION C O APP!M SEE PAGE 3 FOR DETAILS | NATA.ORG | 3 20-21-AwardWinners-May14-P2.indd 22 4/14/14 1:42 PM ADVERTISEMENT GATORADE SPORTS SCIENCE INSTITUTE YOUTH SPORTS HEALTH AND SAFETY: KEY NUTRIENTS TO ATHLETIC SUCCESS Michael F. Bergeron, Ph.D., FACSM, Executive Director – National Youth Sports Health & Safety Institute For young athletes, regular participation in youth sports the heat. The harder and longer a young athlete trains can provide myriad health and fitness benefits, as well or competes, and the hotter and more humid it is, as an opportunity to learn about discipline, commitment the need for additional timely carbohydrate (energy) and teamwork. The advantages can even extend to is proportionately greater. This is when a properly enhanced academic achievement. formulated sports drink can work well. And for those youth athletes who sweat a lot, oftentimes an increase Learning proper technique, being allowed to develop in sodium intake during and after activity is necessary slowly, being exposed to a variety of foundational to help better retain and distribute fluid throughout the athletic experiences and getting enough sleep all body. contribute to young athletes maximizing athletic success. Eating well and hydrating sufficiently are also WHAT ABOUT OTHER NUTRITION? integral to maintaining performance and health and Especially for growing, active young athletes, proper safety. Every youth athlete, no matter the ability level nutrition is essential. A good place to start is by needs to be well-nourished and well-hydrated to train recognizing “What’s good for health is good for and play up to their capability. performance.” That is, youth athletes, like all kids, need to eat a well-balanced and nutritious diet with enough DEHYDRATION – A PREVENTABLE PROBLEM? calories, carbohydrate and protein each day to support It’s no secret that as the heat and humidity rise, normal growth and sports participation. No skipping athletes sweat more – so the need to consume more meals – and there should be enough time allowed fluid during and after physical activity in such conditions to sufficiently digest a meal before working out or is clear. Additionally, as intensity and duration of competing hard. Accordingly, nutritious pre- or during- training and competition in the heat increases, workout snacks and sport drinks work well the less sweating and total fluid loss increase even more as time there is for a larger meal before having to train or the body does its best to regulate temperature. Many compete. adolescent athletes are capable of sweating quite a bit, especially with strenuous exercise or other physical THE MESSAGE: activity. Proper hydration and nutrition are essential for young athletes to maintain health, safety and performance. Other Common Contributing Factors: Hydrating and eating properly before, during and after • Poor habits developed during practice, like training and competition will help give young athletes thinking that hydration doesn’t matter unless a their best chance to perform at the highest level while game is on the line. It’s often apparent that what also helping to keep them healthy and safe. a young athlete gets away with in practice doesn’t hold up during intense competition. • Limited opportunities to consume fluids. • Tournament play – when multiple games are scheduled on the same day with short recovery periods between contests. • Recent illness – especially if it involved vomiting and/or diarrhea. The Solution: Hydration efforts before, during and after training and competition for all youth athletes often have to be more deliberate than just leaving it to chance or waiting until there is a problem. This is especially critical in ADVERTISEMENT GATORADE SPORTS SCIENCE INSTITUTE YOUTH SPORTS HEALTH AND SAFETY: KEY NUTRIENTS TO ATHLETIC SUCCESS Michael F. Bergeron, Ph.D., FACSM, Executive Director – National Youth Sports Health & Safety Institute HELP THEM SAFELY GIVE IT EVERYTHING THEY'VE GOT. For young athletes, regular participation in youth sports the heat. 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Learning proper technique, being allowed to develop in sodium intake during and after activity is necessary slowly, being exposed to a variety of foundational to help better retain and distribute fluid throughout the Your winning season starts now. athletic experiences and getting enough sleep all body. contribute to young athletes maximizing athletic success. Eating well and hydrating sufficiently are also WHAT ABOUT OTHER NUTRITION? integral to maintaining performance and health and Especially for growing, active young athletes, proper safety. Every youth athlete, no matter the ability level nutrition is essential. A good place to start is by needs to be well-nourished and well-hydrated to train recognizing “What’s good for health is good for and play up to their capability. performance.” That is, youth athletes, like all kids, need to eat a well-balanced and nutritious diet with enough DEHYDRATION – A PREVENTABLE PROBLEM? calories, carbohydrate and protein each day to support It’s no secret that as the heat and humidity rise, normal growth and sports participation. No skipping athletes sweat more – so the need to consume more meals – and there should be enough time allowed fluid during and after physical activity in such conditions to sufficiently digest a meal before working out or is clear. Additionally, as intensity and duration of competing hard. 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