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Fitness Nutrition Plate

NAME DATE

Water
or tea
Fruit
for dessert or
after exercise

Protein
including red meat,
chicken, fish, eggs, or
plant source

Veggies
including a wide variety
Starches of non-starchy vegetables
including sweet potatoes,
potatoes, whole grains, bread

Fats
including healthy oils,
nuts and seeds

• Eat slowly and stop eating when you’re 80% full.


• Eat more vegetables than fruit.
• Choose mostly whole foods with minimal processing.
• Eat slowly and stop eating when you’re 80% full.
• Choose local or organic foods when possible.
• Eat more vegetables than fruit. • Use smaller or larger plates based on your own body size.
• Choose mostly whole foods with minimal processing.
• Choose local or organic foods when possible.
• Use smaller or larger plates based on your own body size.

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