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In this coaching segment, the speaker outlines a detailed fueling plan for a 400‑meter athlete competing at the New Balance Nationals. The plan is structured around race timing: a high‑carbohydrate, moderate‑protein, low‑fat meal 4 hours before the race (e.g., oatmeal, banana, peanut butter, honey); a beetroot juice shot plus a high‑carb snack 2 hours prior (dried mangoes, granola bar); and an electrolyte drink with salty pretzels 1 hour before, emphasizing sipping rather than chugging to avoid stomach upset. For athletes running multiple 400 m races in a day, the speaker recommends additional high‑carb snacks between heats (e.g., GoGo Squeeze applesauce). Supplement advice is conservative: creatine and beta‑alanine are suggested only after the nutrition basics are mastered, as they may provide a marginal performance edge. The overall tone is instructional and supportive, with a cautious stance toward supplements.

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