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Co-authored by a leading sports nutritionist and MomsTeam expert, Nancy Clark, and award-winning author, Gloria Averbuch, Food Guide for Soccer: Tips & Recipes from the Pros is a comprehensive, yet easy-to-read guide that addresses the nutrition questions and concerns, not just of soccer players, but athletes of all ages and abilities.  The book also includes 70 recipes and numerous food tips from professional soccer players with Women's Professional Soccer.

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About Nancy Clark

Nancy ClarkNancy Clark is an internationally-known sports nutritionist specializing in nutrition for performance, wellness and weight management (including helping resolve eating disorders).  A registered dietitian (RD) board certified as a specialist in sports dietetics (CSSD), she counsels active people of all ages and athletic abilities, from high school athletes to Olympians, in her private practice at Healthworks fitness center in Chestnut Hill MA.  She counts among her clients the Boston Red Sox, Bruins and Celtics, and Breakers women's soccer team.

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  • Eat Fat, Get Fat or Eat Fat, Get Healthy?
    With national magazines reporting that butter is back and the Paleo diet embracing coconut oil, athletes are left wondering whom to believe. A top sports nutritionist addresses the issue of dietary fat and the sports diet.
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  • The Science of Fueling for Performance
    Sports dietitian Nancy Clark relies on the research of exercise physiologists and sports scientists who study the best ways for competitive athletes to fuel their bodies to optimize their performance. Here are some of insights of one of the researchers she follows.
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  • Seven Tips For Healthy Weight Gain
    If your child is a scrawny athlete, is a teenage eating-machine who wants to weigh more, or are trying to bulk up for football, here are some tips to help them gain weight healthfully.
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  • An Athlete Needs To Train Their Gut, Too
    Athletes tend to do a good job of training their muscles, heart and lungs. But some (particularly endurance athletes and those in running sports) commonly fail to train their gut to accommodate performance enhancing carbs and water. That way, they can train better - hence compete better - without stressing about undesired pit stops.
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  • 2018 Sports Nutrition Update from the American College of Sports Medicine
    Staying on top of the latest sports nutrition information is a challenge. That's why our longtime nutrition expert makes a point of attending the annual meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) to learn the latest thinking from leading exercise scientists from around the globe.
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