Each skater on one screen

The morning screen, sweat sodium and pre-game carbs, read off one portrait before warm-up.
- Morning USG
- Sweat sodium
- Carbs so far
Lumo Fit for pro women's hockey
Sweat tests and ice time from your own players, never borrowed from men's hockey.
One plan per player from the pre-game table to the bench door.
Projected ice time per period sets the carbs; each player's sweat test sets the volume.

Ngozi Fairbanks#79 · Right wing
The pre-game meal, four hours before puck drop
Fuel for three periods
Lean, settled before warm-up
Low fibre, settled stomach
Sodium for a salty sweater
Seven-day energy availability, ferritin and vitamin D, set against the team's own food logs.
Varsity players who met vitamin D intake over seven logged days; Lumo tracks it beside calcium.
The same varsity players against their iron intake target; ferritin is trended per blood panel.
Their game-day carbs, under the 5–7 g/kg advised; availability is flagged under 30 kcal/kg FFM.

Puck drop is 19:00 on Saturday. Before it: the top-up, then both intermission bottles for 24 players.

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The morning screen, sweat sodium and pre-game carbs, read off one portrait before warm-up.

Carbs before puck drop against third-period top speed, each result with its sample size.

One fuel score per player, sorted by who needs the dietitian first.

Recovery bowls portioned per player at the pass, with the players' own picks added.
Yes. Goaltenders play the full game at a steadier pace, so their carbs are fixed per break and the bottle follows their own sweat test.
From the tracking feed or your own video tagging. The minutes each player skates feed the next intermission bottle before the horn.
Yes. The same plan runs on a college calendar, with class days, weekend series and bus trips.
Performance and medical staff sit down with us once, before the next home stand, and the first plans come out of that.