Partnership Between the International Journal of Sports and Exercise Metabolism and PINES
Announcement: Exciting Partnership Between the International Journal of Sports and Exercise Metabolism and PINES
We are thrilled to announce a new partnership between the International Journal of Sports and Exercise Metabolism and PINES, aimed at bridging the gap between research and practical application in the field of sports nutrition. This collaboration will focus on publishing "From Science to Practice" papers that address global topics in sports nutrition, providing valuable insights for athletes, coaches, and nutrition professionals worldwide.
We invite researchers and practitioners that are PINES members to contribute to future writing teams. Those interested to contribute can contact Floris Wardenaar: Floris.wardenaar@asu.edu.
Partnership Between the International Journal of Sports and Exercise Metabolism and PINES
10 QUESTIONS / 10 EXPERTS? SESSION - HOT TOPICS FOR THE PARIS OLYMPIC GAMES
This article provides a recap of the 10 Questions/10 Experts session at the 2024 American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting. Each of the speakers considered the validity of common “myths,” while providing evidence-based opinions to support, or, bust, myths addressing the following questions: (1)Would 100 g/hr of carbohydrate be advisable for the OlympicCycling Road race? (2) Is there an advantage in the marathon of ingesting bicarbonate as a hydrogel product? (3) Cangenotyping be used to individualize caffeine supplementation in football? (4) Should low fluid consumers drink more toimprove 1,500-m track performance? (5) Do urinary markers of dehydration predict poor basketball performance? (6) DoQ2 placebo effects influence 10-km track performance? (7) Should combat athletes make weight using GLP-1 agonists? (8)Would crushed ice ingestion help tennis umpires make better decisions in the heat? (9) Are collagen supplements useful toreduce tendon and ligament injuries in volleyball? and (10) Should female athletes plan their training and diet according toQ3 their menstrual cycle? This article describes the content of each of the presentations including the most important outcomesand conclusions drawn by the presenters.
AUTHORS
Floris Wardenaar, Nancy Clark, Trent Stellingwerff, Jason Siegler, Bryan Saunders, Eimear Dolan, Patrick Wilson, John Hawley, Cas Fuchs, Thorben Aussieker, Stuart Phillips, Melinda Manore, and Louise Burke.
Partnership Between the International Journal of Sports and Exercise Metabolism and PINES
IJSNEM EDITORIAL WRITTEN TOGETHER WITH IJSNEM EDITOR IN CHIEF JAMES BETTS
This editorial discusses the collaboration between Professionals in Nutrition for Exercise and Sport (PINES) and the International Journal of Sports Nutrition and Exercise Metabolism (IJSNEM), aiming at linking evidence-based research to practical applications in sports nutrition. The content written by PINES President Fiona Pelly and Vice-President Floris Wardenaar explains to the IJSNEM readers that PINES is a global non-profit organization with members from over 40 countries, which supports qualified professionals in sports nutrition, promoting optimal performance, health, and injury prevention for athletes. Through its partnership with IJSNEM, PINES seeks to highlight diverse global perspectives, starting with articles on topics such as sports nutrition myths discussed at the 2024 ACSM Annual Meeting, as well as food provision at major events and supplement safety, and global dietary supplement safety. Other future topics of interest include cultural interpretations of nutrition guidelines, sports nutrition in developing countries, and global food safety regulations.
AUTHORS
James Betts, Fiona Pelly, and Floris Wardenaar.
Partnership Between the International Journal of Sports and Exercise Metabolism and PINES
INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON FOOD PROVISION FOR MAJOR SPORTING EVENTS
The article will feature contributions from dietitians who attended the Paris Olympic Preparation Games (OPG), as well as other key individuals with relevant experience in sports nutrition. These experts will collaborate to develop comprehensive guidelines for food provision at major sporting events, addressing the nutritional needs of athletes and supporting optimal performance during high-level competitions. While not all contributors will be involved in writing the article itself, those who help shape the guidelines will be acknowledged for their contributions. The article aims to highlight best practices for food planning and delivery at large sporting events, incorporating insights from diverse professionals with firsthand experience in elite sports nutrition. As part of this initiative PINES provides a one-year free membership for individuals who are not already members, in recognition of their contribution to the project.
ARTICLE COORDINATOR
Fiona Pelly (with assistance from Thorben Aussieker)
Partnership Between the International Journal of Sports and Exercise Metabolism and PINES
NAVIGATING THE RISKS BEYOND THE LABEL: UNPACKING GLOBAL NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENT SAFETY
The article will explore the regional differences in supplement use, supplement safety, anti-doping policies, and the adoption of third-party tested supplements across different continents. It will examine how cultural, regulatory, and economic factors influence the prevalence of supplements in sports nutrition and how athletes' access to safe, tested products varies globally. The article will highlight the role of anti-doping organizations in shaping policies and enforcement, comparing approaches in regions such as North America, Europe, Asia, and Oceania. It will also address the challenges and benefits of third-party testing and certification programs in ensuring supplement safety and compliance with anti-doping regulations. Through this analysis, the article aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the global landscape of supplement use in sports and offer insights into improving safety and standardization across different regions, written by representatives from these regions. As part of this initiative PINES provides a one-year free membership for individuals who are not already members, in recognition of their contribution to the project.
ARTICLE COORDINATOR
Floris Wardenaar (with assitance from Thorben Aussieker)
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