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MATCH DAY MEALS

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Soulmatefood

WHAT IS THE SPORTSKITCHEN?

Sportskitchen by Soulmatefood are a performance meal delivery service providing sport specific meals for professional and amateur athletes alike.

- Designed to optimise your squad’s performance - Developed in accordance to FIFA/FMARC Consensus on Sports Nutrition - Diverse range of performance plans tailored to individual athlete’s goal - Supports training and aids recovery - Increase control over athletes intake away from training

Why choose Sportskitchen?

WHAT WE PROVIDE ON MATCH DAYS

SportsKitchen by Soulmatefood can provide both pre-match fuelling and post-match recovery meals.

Providing;

Sportskitchen meals can be cost effective when compared to the cost

of a travelling chef;

Total cost of a travelling chef = Wages per day (£100-£150 plus) +

accommodation (£100-200 plus) + high quality ingredient costs (~£50

plus). Totaling £250-£400 plus for one day of travel or £450-750 plus for

two days

Sportskitchen can provide pre and post-match recovery meals and

snacks hand prepared by our chefs at £10 per head*

Perfect for heating on the coach (cold meals can be requested)

*price based on one snack and one meal per person

BEHIND THE (FOOD) SCIENCE

Photo: Meatballs with BBQ Beans

All of our meals are fully developed with scientific

research in mind and specifically designed in

accordance with the FIFA/FMARC Consensus on Sport

Nutrition to optimise both fuelling and recovery.

PRE-MATCH NUTRITION

Our pre-match fuelling meals are

designed to be eaten 3-4 hours

pre-match.

Meal Breakdown

80-100 g low Gi Carbohydrates,

vegetables and a small serving of

protein (~20 g)

Meal example; Sticky Jerk with

Coconut Mango Rice

Pre-match Meals

Our pre-match fuelling snacks

are created to be eaten 45

minutes – 1 hour pre-match

Snack Breakdown

30-40 g high Gi carbohydrates

Minimal protein and fibre to

maximise digestion.

Caffeine containing ingredients

can be used to improve alertness

Snack examples; high-carb

flapjacks, low fat cocoa brownies

Pre-match Snacks

POST-MATCH NUTRITION

- 2:1-3:1 carbohydrate to protein ratio

- 80-100 g low Gi carbohydrates to replenish muscle glycogen – increased

recovery when compared to high Gi meals (Stevenson et al. 2005)

- 30-40 g protein to promote a positive nitrogen balance, support protein

synthesis and muscle recovery

- Two portions of vegetables to provide a high antioxidant and

phytochemical intake to reduce muscle soreness and further reduce

the Gi of the meal.

Meal example; Teriyaki Chicken Noodle Stir Fry (pictured)

Post-match Meals

Post-match recovery meals are designed to be consumed as

soon as players are changed and on the coach.

COSTS

Sportskitchen can provide match day meals at the following costs;

Pre-Match Fuelling Meal £7.50

Pre-Match Fuelling Snack £2.50

Post-Match Recovery Meal £7.50

Post-Match Recovery Snack £2.50

Post-Match Recovery Smoothie £2.50

All orders are also subject to a £25 delivery charge to any area of the U.K.

TESTIMONIAL

“Sportskitchen by Soulmatefood has provided a very useful service throughout the season. Having

identified players with body composition issues, we were able to select a detailed meal or snack programme to meet their individual needs.

Often, players that have nutritional issues struggle because of time constraints, travel commitments,

laziness or poor education but given the comprehensive plans, flexible options and efficient delivery service, eating the right options at the right times became easy. Players enjoyed the meal and snack options, with both themselves and I, seeing

the service as a contributor to achieving their nutritional goals.”

We respect privacy and most of our Premier League clients wish to remain anonymous

Leicester City Football Club

GET IN TOUCH If you would like to know more about how we can

help your athletes then please get in touch;

Call us on: 0870 8033 833

Email: [email protected]

Sports nutritionist: [email protected]

Twitter: @sportskitchen_