Creatine (Cr) supplementation is well established for enhancing fat-free mass (FFM) when combined with resistance training (RT). However, the influence of prior training experience on supplementation efficacy remains unknown.
Complementing dietary protein intake with either a blend of plant- or an animal-based protein similarly supported resistance training-induced muscle adaptations.
Erik Bustillo shares an honest view of career uncertainty, scientific communication, ethics, networking, and long-term credibility in sports nutrition.
Dr. Cassie Evans reflects on moving from a nervous student poster presenter to the ISSN stage, and why asking for opportunities matters in sports nutrition.
Jackie Kaminski explains how a competitive UFC internship, real-world experience, and professional relationships helped her build The Fight Nutritionist.
ISSN co-founder Dr. Jose Antonio reflects on helping build sports nutrition as a profession, the value of face-to-face connection, and why career growth is an endurance test.
GPNi founder Drew Campbell shares what three decades in sports nutrition taught him about building knowledge, credibility, connections and a lasting career.
A new network meta-analysis compares creatine, beta-alanine, and their combination for sprinting, jumping, repeated-sprint ability, muscular endurance, and aerobic performance.
On June 18, GPNi hosted a special live webinar and podcast recording on site at the ISSN 2026 Annual Conference. The topic was simple on the surface, but much more complex once the discussion began: peptides.