NSCA’s Guide to Sport and Exercise Nutrition (NSCA Science of Strength & Conditioning)

Very detailed and descriptive. Great information for someone who already has some understanding of biochem, as it does get rather intricate at times. But it's a wonderful resource for someone looking to gain a deeper understanding of the detailed roles of food on sport and exercise performance and training.

Whilst some of the words I read went in one (eye?) and out the other, this book is exactly what I was looking for. It breaks down each nutritional source to its chemical composition and provides comprehensive recommendations for how much of each to consume in your diet.

the book was in great shape when i got it and this book works great for my class plus it is great book not just for class but for life too if you want to learn more about nutrition and to live a healthier life style

I bought this to help understand my workout program and what happens when I workout and what foods do and how they are used.. very informative and made my lifestyle a lot more understandable.. because for years I was going to the gym and being told my PT's what to do and what not to and I never understood it.. so if there are more people feeling the same way as I did this is a very good book to buy

Highly recommended for CPT training for test.

After I finished reading NSCA's Guide to Program Design and was extremely pleased with the content and readability of that book, I decided to further dive into the NSCA's Science of Strength and Conditioning Series. This publication is good in the sense that it provides the readers at ANY athletic level some very valuable general knowledge about sport and exercise nutrition. The editor(s) waste no time in explaining the different benefits of macronutrient intake (carbohydrate, fat & protein) by dedicating a chapter to each topic (chapters 2-4). Unfortunately (for some), after chapter 6 (about mid-way through) the information provided is geared more-so towards athletes of varying sports. Thus, the "average" individual or exercise enthusiast may or may not benefit from the information. Nevertheless, as mentioned before, the editor(s) did well in providing insight into what is needed for basic nutrition program management. Chapter 11 even talks about the many different sites (some free/some not so free) that everyday gym goers (and athletes) can go to in order to receive basic nutrition/meal planning. Lastly, I would have given it 5-stars had it not been for the fact that at times it felt as though I were reading a text book versus a "normal" book intended to help change or help the readers’ perspective.

Lots of good information on nutrition here. Good reference book as well as a good read.

Great information from a great source. Well organized and well written.

It is an important book to read there are a lot of informations about supplements but it is not the best for diets plan

Best book for fitness freak

Das Buch erklärt grundlegend und darüber hinaus alle wichtigen Aspekte der Ernährung im Zusammenhang mit Training und sportlicher Leistungsfähigkeit. Dabei werden Makro- und Mikronährstoffe, Flüssigkeitszufuhr, Nahrungsergänzungsmttel sowie das Timing von Nährstoffzufuhr behandelt. Sehr gut geschrieben, wissenschaftlich fundiert, einfach klasse!

This book is fantastic. It covers alot about Nutrition for those who wish to train in sports or just exercise. It covers macronutriants and micronutriants and explains everything about why we need a good diet when training to help us perform better and recover from our workouts better.

Convide and evidence based.