Military personnel experience energy deficit (total energy expenditure higher than energy
intake), particularly during combat training and field exercises where exercising energy …

Depending on the nature of their sports, athletes may be engaged in successive weight loss
(WL) and regain, conducing to “weight cycling.” The aims of this paper were to systematically …

Combat roles are physically demanding and expose service personnel to operational
stressors such as high levels of physical activity, restricted nutrient intake, sleep loss …

During multiday training exercises, soldiers almost systematically face a moderate-to-large
energy deficit, affecting their body mass and composition and potentially their physical and …

Appropriate nutrition recommendations are required to optimise the health and performance
of military personnel, yet limited data are available on whether male and female military …

High daily energy expenditure without compensatory increases in energy intake results in
severe energy deficits during cold-weather military operations. The severity of energy …

Severe energy deficit may impair hormonal regulation and physical performance in military
trainings. The aim of this study was to examine the associations between energy intake …

Background: Relative energy deficiency in sport (REDs) is a condition that is associated with
negative health and performance outcomes in athletes. Insufficient energy intake relative to …

This study aimed to determine the energy requirements, physiological consequences, and
recovery rate from the Australian Special Forces Selection Course. Ninety-three male …

Øfsteng, SF, Hammarström, D, Knox, S, Jøsok, Ø, Helkala, K, Koll, L, Hanestadhaugen, M,
Raastad, T, Rønnestad, BR, and Ellefsen, S. Superiority of high-load vs. low-load resistance …