Getting the most out of a footballer’s body depends largely on what goes in, explains dietitian Lisa Sutherland
In a response to a dietary questionnaire produced by Sports Dietitians Australia, Collingwood's Dale Thomas answers questions about his diet
AFL Sports Dietitian profiles 2007
As the weather becomes cooler and the cold and flu season peaks, it is important to look after yourself
Tim Clarke, renowned for his professional approach to the game and determination to improve, responds to the Sports Dietitians Australia questions
It is an advantage to be stronger than your opponent. Total body mass gains gains will optimise strength
AFL footballers need to eat a diet that is high in carbohydrates for fuel, and high in protein to aid recovery and muscle strength gains
Australian Football takes a lot out of the body. Players need to eat correctly before the game to ensure they have sufficient energy to get through a full game
In the first of a series of responses to a dietary questionnaire produced by Sports Dietitians Australia, Brisbane's Jonathan Brown answers questions
Footballers need to recover well between games if they are to perform well each week. Food and fluids following exercise are critical
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