Research summary · Nutrition and education
Nutrition education and behaviour change in team sport
A review examines barriers to nutrition education in team sport and the rationale for combining behaviour-change frameworks with scalable digital microlearning.
- Publication year
- 2026
- First published online
- Publication type
- Narrative review
- Journal
- Nutrition
- Population / context
- Team-sport athletes
What the publication reports
The authors report consistently suboptimal nutrition knowledge across sex, age and participation levels, and identify accessibility, time and cost as barriers to conventional education. They propose framework-based multimodal delivery as a testable direction rather than a proven solution.
Limits and interpretation
This is a narrative review, not a quantitative effectiveness synthesis. Long-term evidence for multimodal and short-form digital education in team-sport athletes remains a stated gap.
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A review of educational interventions and behavior change tools to improve nutritional knowledge in team sport athletes
Original publication / indexed recordPMID: 42241911DOI: 10.1016/j.nut.2026.113268Reader discussion
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