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Nutrients
Target
Average Eaten
Status
Total Calories
2860 Calories
2834 Calories
OK
Protein (g)***
96 g
104 g
OK
Protein (% Calories)***
10 - 30% Calories
20% Calories
OK
Carbohydrate (g)***
130 g
363 g
OK
Carbohydrate (% Calories)***
45 - 65% Calories
59% Calories
OK
Dietary Fiber
26 g
35 g
OK
Total Sugars
Added Sugars
Total Fat
25 - 35% Calories
26% Calories
OK
Saturated Fat
12% Calories
Over
Polyunsaturated Fat
Monounsaturated Fat
11 g
9g
Under
5 - 10% Calories
3% Calories
Under
0.5% Calories
Under
1.1 g
1.3 g
OK
Omega 3 - EPA
Omega 3 - DHA
Cholesterol
< 300 mg
415 mg
Over
Minerals
Target
Average Eaten
Status
Calcium
1300 mg
2300 mg
OK
Potassium
4700 mg
4603 mg
Under
Sodium**
< 2300 mg
2320 mg
Over
Copper
890 g
2128 g
OK
Iron
15 mg
23 mg
OK
Magnesium
360 mg
476 mg
OK
Phosphorus
1250 mg
2245 mg
OK
Selenium
55 g
222 g
OK
Zinc
9 mg
20 mg
OK
Vitamins
Target
Average Eaten
Status
Vitamin A
700 g RAE
705 g RAE
OK
Vitamin B6
1.2 mg
2.1 mg
OK
Vitamin B12
2.4 g
6.5 g
OK
Vitamin C
65 mg
201 mg
OK
Vitamin D
15 g
8 g
Under
Vitamin E
15 mg AT
9 mg AT
Under
Vitamin K
75 g
255 g
OK
Folate
400 g DFE
1057 g DFE
Over
Thiamin
1.0 mg
2.9 mg
OK
Riboflavin
1.0 mg
3.6 mg
OK
Niacin
14 mg
27 mg
OK
Choline
400 mg
484 mg
OK
Our athlete was prepared a meal plan that met all of her needs at every step of the day. Because she had an 11 AM
practice, she ate a meal that was carbohydrate rich and hydrating. Eating this carbohydrate rich diet 4 hours prior to
practice is said to be the optimal time for performance. Following her practice, which lasted slightly over an hour, she
rehydrated and received a boost of electrolytes with a sports drink that has the optimal percentage of electrolytes
(around 7%). She received plenty of protein to maintain muscle stores and have appropriate recovery following her
exercise. Her diet consisted of few empty calories and the fats she received were composed of mono/polyunsaturated
fats that are healthy for her body with avocado and cashew notes.