Abstract

In this research the dietary nutrition survey used 3-day dietary records during the competition and food frequency and combined the questionnaires to investigate the eating habits and some nutritional knowledge. In order to rectify the ill eating habits of each athlete via the conclusion of this research and guide the athletes’ diet and make a little real contribution for their heightening of athletic results.

Keywords:

Dietary and nutritional status, high jump athletes, nutrition survey,

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