carbohydrate feeding during exercise Flashcards
1
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what is the effect of carb feeding on performance?
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- carb electrolyte during exercise provides a faster performance time compared to placebo
2
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do we consume single carbs?
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not usually, but they are typically put in sports drinks
3
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name dietary carbs
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- amylose starch, amylopectin, lactose, maltose, sucrose, galactose, glucose, fructose
4
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name slow carbs
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- fructose, galatose, isomaltulose, amylose rich starches
5
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name fast carbs
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- glucose, maltose, sucrose, maltodextrin, amylopectin rich starches
6
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what so these carbs do
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- oxidise - fast and slow indicate speed costs are digested, absorbed and make available to body for energy
7
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what are the guidelines for amount and type of carb 30-75 mins of exercise?
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small amounts, single or multiple carbs
8
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what are the guidelines for amount and type of carb 1-2 hours of exercise?
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- 30g.hr of single or multiple carbs
9
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what are the guidelines for amount and type of carb 2-3 hours of exercise?
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- 60g/hr single or multiple carbs
10
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what are the guidelines for amount and type of carb >2.5hrs of exercise?
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- 50g.hr only multiple carbs
11
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feeding during exercise
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- during 45min + exercise can improve endurance and performance - motor skills can be prolonged
- food stations through to top up stores
12
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metabolic benefits of carb feeding during exercise
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- maintains high plasma glucose helping sustain high rates of carb oxidation - spares liver glycogen
- higher glycogen concentration spares liver glucose the most
13
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non metabolic effects
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- glucose in blood circulation so muscle has access to increased energy - no performance benefits
14
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multiple transportable carbs
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- sugars transported across intestine by stimulating ore than one protein transporter - increase carb oxidation by 20-50% - in prolonged exercise it can help performance
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