After completing the extension course in Applied Sports Nutrition, the student will be able to develop personalized nutritional plans for athletes and those who practice physical activities, assess energy and nutritional needs according to individual goals, and provide guidance on hydration, recovery, and supplement use in a safe and effective manner. They will also be able to apply strategies that prevent injuries and promote health, as well as analyze scientific literature to support their recommendations, acting competently and safely in the field of Sports Nutrition.
Day 1 – Fundamentals of Sports Nutrition (8 hours) 11/23/2024
On the first day, students will explore the basic and fundamental concepts of Sports Nutrition, focusing on the main macronutrients (carbohydrates, proteins and lipids) and their role in physical performance. The program will include analysis of energy needs specific to different types of physical activities, considering factors such as intensity, duration and objective (maintenance, muscle mass gain or fat loss). During the afternoon, students will learn about importance of hydration, discussing strategies to maintain water balance and recommendations for activities of different intensities. To end the day, a practical activity of anthropometric assessment, where students will learn to measure and interpret data such as weight, height, BMI, and body circumferences, understanding their application in Sports Nutrition.
Day 2 – Practical Application of Sports Nutrition (8 hours) 11/30/2024
The second day will be focused on practical application of knowledge acquired, where students will learn to develop personalized eating plans for different sports modalities and specific objectives of the practitioners. The following will be discussed: supplementation strategies nutritional, analyzing the use of popular supplements (such as whey protein, creatine, BCAA and glutamine), their indications, contraindications and recommended dosages. The day will include case studies and simulations of practical situations, promoting the ability to adapt nutritional recommendations to the context and needs of the athlete. To complement, students will carry out a practical assessment of body composition, applying the knowledge about anthropometric assessment acquired on the first day, and they will learn to interpret the results to support their nutritional guidelines. At the end, a discussion about the scientific literature in Sports Nutrition will allow students to develop a critical and evidence-based practice.

He has a degree in Nutrition from the University of Cuiabá (2021). Postgraduate degree in Clinical Nutrition from Líbano Postgraduates. Postgraduate degree in Sports Nutrition from Líbano Postgraduates. Postgraduate degree in Phytotherapy applied to nutrition from Líbano Postgraduates. He is currently a professor at the University Center of Goiás, working in distance learning subjects, in the courses of Biomedicine, Nutrition, Aesthetics and Cosmetics, Hospital Management, Physical Education, Pharmacy and Biological Sciences. He is currently a professor at the Alves Faria University Center, working in face-to-face subjects, in the courses of Nutrition and Pharmacy.