ArticleJournal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition2026
Evaluation of factors influencing food choices among Lebanese weightlifters and football players.
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Abstract
backgroundAthletes are required to make optimal food choices to maintain a healthy diet and maximize performance. However, they often struggle to effectively translate nutritional recommendations into suitable dietary choices.
objectivesThis study aimed to examine the food choices of Lebanese male athletes, focusing on weightlifters (
methodsParticipants completed a 24-hour dietary recall interview on their rest and workout days, allowing energy, macro, and micronutrient intake estimation, and filled in a food choice questionnaire to explain motivations behind their lunch selections.
resultsSignificant differences (
conclusionThe study highlights a gap in adherence to nutritional guidelines among Lebanese athletes, suggesting the need for targeted nutrition strategies tailored to sport type and daily demands that account for food choice motivations.
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