I 7 ELEMENTI DELL'ALIMENTAZIONE SPORTIVA - Projectxpadel

THE 7 ELEMENTS OF SPORTS NUTRITION

Giving your body fuel to best express its strengths is essential. We have therefore decided to recommend 7 foods that should never be missing from your diet, rich in nutrients and good to the palate.

Padel is a sport that can be played even 4 5 times a week without the body feeling the consequences, thus hindering the rhythms of daily life. It is also important to organize yourself to have a correct diet, which can provide the body with the strength to face both a day at work and a Padel match with friends, maintaining an adequate physical energetic state. There are therefore foods rich in vitamins and minerals, which can replace artificial supplements, and we propose seven of them.

GARLIC

- strengthens the immune system
- positive effects on blood pressure
- reduces cholesterol
- rich in antioxidants
- strengthens the immune system

GOJI BERRIES

- rich in vitamins B and C
- rich in minerals and fatty acids
- add to yogurt or porridge

CHIA SEEDS

- rich in fatty acids and omega 3
- provide double the vegetable protein compared to other seeds
- used in salads or yogurt
- if immersed in water they become 10 times bigger

GINGER

- very aromatic food
- reduces inflammation
- relieves muscle pain and calms nausea
- if eaten after eating garlic, it removes bad breath

MATCHA

- green tea powder used instead of coffee
- high concentration of vitamins and minerals reduces flu and colds
- commonly used with milk
- it is better to use the one without sugar and store it in the refrigerator

BLUEBERRIES

- rich in vitamin C
- excellent when used as an anti-inflammatory
- they can be used for desserts or in smoothies

CURLY CABBAGE

- rich in antioxidants
- strengthens the immune system
- prevents diseases such as Alzheimer's and arteriosclerosis
- can be eaten raw or added to mixed salads


MORE TIPS

In addition to the foods listed above, we recommend other nutritional strategies to adopt before and after the match:

- eat a bar 20 minutes before the match
- drink beverages based on mineral salts and carbohydrates
- at the end of the match eat a protein and carbohydrate bar to aid recovery.
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