Sports Nutrition
About Course
Sports Nutrition
Course Content
Sports Nutrition
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Introduction to Sports Nutrition: Lesson 1 Nutrition 101
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Sports Nutrition: Chapter 1–Lesson 2 Carbohydrate Basics
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Sports Nutrition: Chapter 1– Lesson 3 Protein Basics
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Sports Nutrition: Chapter 1–Lesson 4 Fat Basics
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Sports Nutrition: Lesson 5–Vitamins and Minerals Basics
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Sports Nutrition: Chapter 1–Lesson 6 Water Basics
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Sports Nutrition: Chapter 1: Lesson 7–Exercise Basics
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Sports Nutrition: Chapter 1–Lesson 8 Principles of Training
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Sports Nutrition Kick-Off Call
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Student Ratings & Reviews
Some useful information, but the course is too brief and doesn’t go into enough detail on real performance nutrition planning Expected more structured guidance
The Sports Nutrition course covers the basics, but the content feels too general It’s acceptable for beginners, not very useful for advanced learners
Helpful Sports Nutrition training that explains nutrient timing and performance fueling in a structured way. Content is direct and relevant
Good introductory-to-intermediate level course covering diet optimization for sport. Lessons are straightforward and efficiently delivered
Strong focus on evidence-based sports nutrition principles. The sections on recovery and hydration were especially valuable
The course breaks down complex nutrition concepts into practical guidelines for training and competition. Easy to follow and immediately applicable
Well-organized Sports Nutrition course with clear explanations of energy systems, macros, and performance diet planning. Useful for beginners
Clear, concise instruction with actionable meal strategies for athletes. Good balance between theory and practical use
Good coverage of nutrient timing
This Sports Nutrition course gives a solid, science-based foundation on fueling, hydration, and recovery strategies
Very practical and clearly explained course on sports nutrition. I learned how to plan performance-focused meals and adjust macros based on training intensity