Eat enough food, including carbohydrates to get the energy (calories) to meet the demands of the training program. Eat the right amount of protein. A protein intake of 1.6 - 1.8 g/kg/day will be enough to increase muscle mass while growing. 2g/kg/day is the maximum amount recommended. More than this will not have any benefits. Spread your protein intake across the day, each meal should include some protein. Leucine (an amino acid) is a trigger for stimulating muscle growth. You can get this from milk, eggs, meat, poultry, fish, soya, and wheat. More than 30g protein in a meal may need some additional insulin to manage glucose levels. Look out for glucose rises 2-5hours after the meal. Milk can be used as recovery nutrition - it contains both carbohydrate and protein and will also help rehydration. The combination of carbohydrate and protein in milk helps muscle replace glycogen stores. Protein and carbohydrate before bed can help to reduce the risk of overnight hypoglycaemia.

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