Get Up And Do Something: Sports dietitians urge new NCAA feeding rules

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Sports dietitians urge new NCAA feeding rules Oct 31st 2012, 11:38 Sports registered dietitians working in college and professional sports are asking the NCAA to toss out rules that restrict athletes to only one meal per day and instead permit unlimited interval feedings as needed throughout the day to fully restore athletes and make them 'whole again.' The Collegiate & Professional Sports Dietitians Association (CPSDA), founded in 2009 largely by sports registered dietitians (Sports RDs) working in major college athletic programs, published its first position statement today to encourage the National Collegiate Athletic Association to reform rules that currently allow schools to serve only one meal per day to student-athletes in season. New feeding protocol for athletes is just one of dozens of reform concepts currently being considered by the NCAA.

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