Ladies Gaelic Football

Digital Referee Handbook 2022

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39 Referee Nutrition and Hydration It is as important as a referee to eat well and be hydrated the same as expected as a player. The referee covers on average 5k a match so they need to make sure their body it fuelled with the right food and water. This assists with energy, concentration and performance levels. Below is referee five point plan for tips. LGFA Five Point Nutrition & Hydration Plan Ensure you are well hydrated Important that your muscles are well stocked before refereeing Ensure you are not hungry starting a match Practise hydration regimes in training prior to matches Make sure you re-hydrate and refuel your muscles after games, ready for the next match Five Point Plan For Nutrition & Hydration 1 2 3 4 5 Kit Bag Snack Ideas It is recommended to have a snack within 15 minutes of finishing exercise to assist with recovery. Below are some ideas of what you could include in your kit bag: • Biscuits e.g. digestive, fig rolls, jaffa cakes • Fruit juices, squash, sports drinks • Sweets e.g. jelly babies, fruit gums, pastilles • Sandwiches, rolls, pitta bread • Fruit e.g. apples, bananas • Fruit loaf, scones, muffins • Dried fruit e.g. currants, apricots • Cereal bars, fruit yogurts, milkshakes

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