Knowledge, Beliefs, and Practicies of NCAA Coaches and Sports Dietitians on Low Energy Availability

Authors

Laurel Card, Lipscomb UniversityFollow
Amy Banaszek, Lipscomb UniversityFollow

Document Type

Masters

Degree

Masters

Publication Date

Spring 4-26-2023

Abstract

Low energy availability in athletes, or Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S), is chronic under-fueling while consistently overtraining. RED-S is not an eating disorder, but can impact training performance and reproductive health, compromise bone health, impact cognitive health and mental illness, and decrease cardiac health. Body weight alone is not an indication of RED-S, and both men and women are susceptible.

Comments

This poster was presented at Lipscomb University's 2023 Student Scholar Symposium.

Recommended Citation

Card, Laurel and Banaszek, Amy, "Knowledge, Beliefs, and Practicies of NCAA Coaches and Sports Dietitians on Low Energy Availability" (2023). Undergraduate and Master's Projects. 1.
https://digitalcollections.lipscomb.edu/nut_ump/1