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NUTRITION

Nutrition Guide

Fuel your body right with gluten-free eating that supports your fitness goals. From meal planning to macros, we've got you covered.

High-Protein Meal Ideas
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Understanding Macronutrients

Protein

1.6-2.2g/kg

Per kg body weight for active women. Builds and repairs muscle.

Carbohydrates

3-5g/kg

Your body's primary fuel source. Essential for training.

Fats

0.8-1g/kg

Supports hormones, brain function, and nutrient absorption.

Gluten-Free Protein Sources

Chicken Breast

31g protein/100g

Lean, versatile, affordable

Salmon

25g protein/100g

Plus omega-3 fatty acids

Eggs

13g protein/2 eggs

Complete protein source

Greek Yogurt

10g protein/100g

Great for gut health

Lentils

9g protein/100g

Plant-based, high fibre

Quinoa

4g protein/100g

Complete plant protein

Cottage Cheese

11g protein/100g

Slow-release casein

Turkey Mince

27g protein/100g

Lean and budget-friendly

Meal Timing for Performance

Pre-Workout (1-2 hrs before)

Focus on carbs with moderate protein:

  • • Rice cakes with banana
  • • Oatmeal with berries
  • • Toast with peanut butter

Post-Workout (within 30 min)

Protein plus fast carbs:

  • • Protein shake with fruit
  • • Chicken with rice
  • • Greek yogurt with honey

Before Bed

Slow-digesting protein:

  • • Cottage cheese
  • • Casein protein shake
  • • Greek yogurt

Meal Prep Made Easy

1

Pick Your Day

Sunday is classic, but choose whatever works for your schedule.

2

Batch Cook Protein

Grill chicken, bake salmon, or cook mince for the week.

3

Prep Your Carbs

Rice, quinoa, and potatoes keep well for 4-5 days.

4

Chop Veggies

Pre-cut vegetables make assembly quick and easy.

Sample Day of Eating

Breakfast

GF oatmeal with protein powder, banana, and almond butter

~35g protein

Lunch

Grilled chicken salad with quinoa, avocado, and olive oil dressing

~40g protein

Snacks

Greek yogurt with berries + rice cakes with peanut butter

~20g protein

Dinner

Salmon with sweet potato and roasted vegetables

~35g protein

Daily Total: ~130g protein | Perfect for an active 60-65kg woman

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