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Energy

Fuelling for performance, REDs risk, and why under fuelling costs speed, bone and recovery.

Your result explained

Risk profiling: what Priority, Monitor and Routine mean in this area, why an athlete receives each result, and what happens next. You automatically receive the version matched to your result.

Priority
Your fuelling plan

Your consult outcomes, the support team around you, and your re-screen schedule.

Why you received this

Your responses indicate a high risk of low energy availability. This may include absent periods, a history of bone stress injury, restricted intake, or a cluster of fatigue, recovery and illness markers.

Monitor
Markers to watch

Fatigue, recovery, injury and cycle markers to track, including markers that work on hormonal contraception.

Why you received this

Your responses unlocked the energy assessment and indicate some risk markers worth watching, without meeting the threshold for Priority.

Routine
Fuel is performance

Energy availability explained for athletes and how to keep intake matched to load.

Why you received this

Your responses did not indicate risk markers for low energy availability, so the deeper energy assessment was not required this round.

Topics

Evidence based information on the conditions relevant to this area, written for athletes.

Posters

Print ready A3 posters for the club to display, including awareness month campaigns. Club staff can download these from the club portal.

A3 POSTER
Fuel is performance

Preseason

A3 POSTER
Know the signs of REDs

Year round

A3 POSTER
Bone health matters

Year round

A3 POSTER
Talk to us

Year round

Publications

The latest research in this area, curated and updated as new work publishes.

  • Mountjoy M, et al. IOC consensus statement on Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (REDs). British Journal of Sports Medicine. 2023
  • Logue D, et al. Low energy availability in athletes: a review. Nutrients. 2020

Publication lists and links shown are indicative. Final content, citations and any linked organisations are confirmed by Kylie before publication, and each resource carries a last reviewed date.