Nutrition In Motion, P.C.

14/10/2025

🚴‍♂️ Nutrition Matters in Endurance Sports 🥇

When it comes to endurance activities like long-distance running, cycling, or triathlons, training is only part of the equation—proper nutrition plays a critical role in how well you perform and recover.

Proper fueling helps:
🔥 Sustain energy over long distances
💪 Support muscle function and reduce fatigue
🧠 Improve focus and mental endurance
⏱️ Speed up recovery between sessions

From optimizing overall intake to managing hydration and recovery strategies, nutrition can make the difference between hitting the wall—and hitting a new personal best.

At Nutrition in Motion, P.C., we work with athletes of all ages to build personalized plans that align with your training goals and support long-term performance. Ready to take your performance to the next level? Call us at (516) 330-6040 or email us at info@longislandsportsnutrition.com to get started.

03/10/2025

💧 The Role of Hydration in Athletic Performance

Hydration is a key factor in preparing for any athletic event. Being well-hydrated supports endurance, focus, and overall performance, while even slight dehydration can lead to early fatigue, slower reaction times, and overheating.

🔹 Why it’s important:

Helps regulate body temperature during exercise

Supports muscle function and joint movement

Aids in maintaining energy levels and concentration

🔹 Before the event:

Begin hydrating several hours in advance

Drink water steadily leading up to the event

Avoid drinking large amounts all at once just before starting

🔹 During the event:

Drink water regularly during breaks or transitions

Take small, frequent sips to stay hydrated without discomfort

For longer events, consider fluids with electrolytes if sweating heavily or exercising in heat

🔹 After the event:

Rehydrate gradually over the next several hours

Drink water alongside your post-exercise meal or snack

Continue to monitor how you feel — fatigue or headache may be signs of needing more fluids

Proper hydration is just one part of optimizing athletic performance and recovery. Partnering with a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist and Board Certified Specialist in Sports Dietetics ensures you receive customized guidance on hydration, meal timing, and fueling strategies that fit your sport, training schedule, and individual goals. If you’re ready to take your performance to the next level with expert support, contact Nutrition in Motion, P.C. today.

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26/09/2025

💚 The Role of a Registered Dietitian in Eating Disorder Recovery 💚

Recovering from an eating disorder takes a strong, supportive treatment team — and a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) is a key part of that puzzle.

At Nutrition in Motion, P.C., we work closely with your therapist, primary care physician, psychiatrist, and other care providers to ensure your recovery is not only compassionate, but also well-coordinated and rooted in evidence-based care.

As dietitians trained in eating disorder care, we provide:

✅ Medical nutrition therapy tailored to your unique needs
✅ Support in rebuilding a healthy relationship with food and body
✅ Guidance that aligns with your emotional and physical recovery goals

Eating disorder recovery is a personal journey — but you don’t have to navigate it alone. Let’s work together to support your healing, one step at a time. 💪

19/09/2025

Live Healthy. Fuel Well.
At Nutrition in Motion, P.C., we provide expert, individualized nutrition care tailored to your unique needs. Whether you are recovering from an eating disorder, fueling your body for peak athletic performance, addressing pediatric nutrition concerns, or managing chronic health conditions through medical nutrition therapy, our goal is to empower you with evidence-based strategies that support lasting wellness and optimal health.

🍽️ 1-on-1 Nutrition Counseling
⚡ Sports Performance Nutrition
💚 Eating Disorder Treatment
👶 Pediatric Nutrition Services
🩺 Medical Nutrition Therapy

📍 Virtual Appointments Available
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10/09/2025

Why Athletes Should See a CSSD (Certified Specialist in Sports Dietetics) 🥗⚽🏋️‍♀️

A CSSD is not just a Nutritionist—they're a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) with advanced, board-certified expertise in sports nutrition. To earn the CSSD credential, they must:

🎓 Hold a degree in nutrition and dietetics
🧪 Complete supervised practice through an accredited program
✅ Pass the national RDN exam
📚 Have at least 2,000 hours of experience in sports nutrition
📝 Pass a rigorous board certification exam in sports dietetics

In short: a CSSD is the most qualified professional to guide athletes of all ages in fueling their performance, safely and effectively.

For growing athletes, nutrition isn't just about eating healthy—it's about eating smart to support performance, growth, recovery, and long-term health. A CSSD can:

✅ Tailor a plan to your sport, age, and training level
✅ Help prevent injuries and burnout through proper fueling
✅ Educate on safe, effective ways to improve strength, endurance, and focus
✅ Support healthy habits that last beyond the game

🏅 Whether you play for fun, competition, or somewhere in between, working with a CSSD can help you feel great, stay healthy, and perform at your best—on and off the field. Feel free to give us a call at 516-330-6040 or reach out via email (info@longislandsportsnutrition.com) to learn more about how you or your child can benefit from working with a CSSD.

02/08/2023

It is very important to stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water during the summer, but many underestimate the importance of electrolytes lost in sweat. Electrolytes help to aid muscle function and water balance and distribution throughout the body, and can be found in a variety of sources.

08/04/2022

Happy MLB ! Here are several important nutrition tips for baseball players of all ages looking to gain a competitive advantage on the diamond.

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22/03/2022

Spring is here! That means that tasty and nutritious fruits and vegetables are now in season. Take a look at this list of seasonal produce and recipes for you to enjoy your spring favorites:

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18/03/2022

A healthy plate can include flavors and foods from around the world! Here are some examples of nutritious menu items from different global cultures and traditions: https://sm.eatright.org/globalfoods

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04/03/2022

A Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, or RDN, can help you develop a safe and realistic eating plan. Plus, they can guide and motivate you with creative strategies for meal planning, grocery shopping and mindful eating.

Learn more during : https://sm.eatright.org/10RD

For additional Information or to schedule an appointment with a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, please feel free to contact us at 516-330-6040.

02/03/2022

March is National Nutrition Month. This year's theme is Celebrate a World of Flavors! Throughout March, embrace the foods and flavors of your heritage and other global cultures.

Learn more about : https://sm.eatright.org/NNMinfo

25/02/2022

In order to , we must . This article provides many helpful and educational resources, as well as opportunities for those looking to take action in the fight against eating disorders.

“The most important thing to know is that recovery is possible at any age with the right tools, skills, and support. With treatment, many people fully recover,” -- Dr. Joel Jahraus, MD, chief medical officer at Oliver-Pyatt Centers, an eating disorders treatment program in Miami. 💚💙

National Eating Disorders Awareness Week is intended to educate communities around the country about this potentially deadly mental health condition.