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Congratulations!  Jeni Pearce for PINES President and Susie Parker-Simmons for Vice President!  Nanna Meyer moves to Past President.
Leadership change based on these elections will occur July 1st, 2013.  Check back with us for open offices to serve PINES in various interesting and collaborative ways!

 

The 2013 Annual PINES Reception will be held during the ACSM Annual Meeting in Indianapolis immediatly after the PINES Pre-Conference on May 28th. The reception begins at 6:30 pm and is located within walking distance from the conference venue. This year the reception will feature a Showdown "Is There a Male Triad?" starring Louise Burke, Melinda Manore and Nanna Meyer with Dave Martin as moderator.  The reception includes the scientific debate, local food and drink.  Please join us to share an evening together.

  • Date: Tuesday May 28, 2013
  • Time: 6:30pm - 11pm
  • Location: Mavris Arts and Event Center (121 South East Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202); click here for map from convention center (100 S Capitol Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46225) ro reception site.
  • Price: $20 USD for members, $25 USD for non-members and $30 USD at the door (use the link above to register)

 

Returning to ACSM Annual Meeting - PINES Pre-Conference

Topic: PINES 10 Questions 10 Experts: Training and Nutrient Interactions
Date: Tuesday, May 28th 4-6 PM, followed by the PINES Reception from 6:30 PM - Close (Mavris Gallery). Click here to register for the PINES Reception.
Location: Indianapolis, Indiana, USA

"The primary goal of training is to achieve better performance during competition. The traditional principle has been to train as hard as possible. However, new investigations show that the nutritional environment can alter the molecular response to an exercise session, allowing the athlete to "train smarter" or achieve a greater adaptation to the same exercise stimulus. This session will address nutrient manipulations which, when undertaken in a periodised manner, will allow a combination of training harder and training smarter to lead to optimal performance outcomes. A format of 10 questions, 10 experts will showcase new insights into this emerging field."
 

Also, PINES Members, note your calendar for the annual PINES Member update meeting at ACSM on Thursday,
May 30th at the Nutrition Interest Group Meeting at 5:45 PM. Please Check ACSM listings for accommodations.
 

 

We are the association that connects Professionals in Nutrition for Exercise and Sport (PINES) around the world and promotes their interaction. We believe that excellence in sport nutrition is achieved worldwide by linking national sport nutrition organizations and their professionals first.

Second, PINES wants to promote a global sport nutrition movement, engaging individuals and their communities to link with their closest PINES Global Networks, while encouraging them to develop their own platforms.

PINES is also here for the Public, especially Athletes and Active Individuals who want to tap into international resources. Most of all, however, PINES strives to educate athletes and active individuals in their respective countries through the Professional PINES Members living and working there!

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