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International Society of Sports Nutrition position stand: Nutrient timing

Chad Kerksick1 Department of Health and Exercise ScienceUniversity of Oklahoma73019NormanOKUSA;2 Endocrinology and Diabetes Section, Department of PediatricsUniversity of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center73104Oklahoma CityOKUSACorrespondence[email protected]

Travis Harvey3 Center for Physical Development Excellence, Department of Physical EducationUnited States Military Academy727 Brewerton Road10996West PointNYUSA

Jeff Stout1 Department of Health and Exercise ScienceUniversity of Oklahoma73019NormanOKUSA

Bill Campbell4 School of Physical Education & Exercise ScienceUniversity of South Florida33620TampaFLUSA

Colin Wilborn5 Exercise & Sport Science DepartmentUniversity of Mary-Hardin Baylor76513BeltonTXUSA

Richard Kreider6 Department of Health & KinesiologyTexas A&M University77843College StationTXUSA

Doug Kalman7 Nutrition/Endocrinology DivisionMiami Research Associates33143MiamiFLUSA

Tim Ziegenfuss8 Division of Sports Nutrition and Exercise ScienceThe Center for Applied Health Sciences44333FairlawnOHUSA

Hector Lopez9 Department of Physical Medicine and RehabilitationNorthwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine60611ChicagoILUSA

Jamie Landis10 Department of BiologyLakeland Community College44094KirtlandOHUSA

John L Ivy11 Department of Kinesiology & Health EducationUniversity of Texas78712AustinTXUSA

Jose Antonio12 Farquhar College of Arts and SciencesNova Southeastern University33314Fort LauderdaleFLUSA

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