Diet And Nutrition Flashcards

1
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What is the glycemic index

A

Rate at which glucose is released j to bloodstreem

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2
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What percentage of diet should be carbs

A

55%

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3
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What percentage of diet should be fats

A

10-20%

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4
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What percentage of diet should be protein

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20-30%

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5
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What is the primary source of energy used by humans

A

Carbs

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6
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What level are high GI foods

A

70 and above

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7
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What level are low gi foods

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55 and below

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8
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Whwre does excess glucose get stored

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As fat in adipose tissue

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9
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When are high GI foods benifivial

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During and just after exercise

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10
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When are low GI foods beneficial

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3 hours prior to exercise and within 39 minutes after intense exercise

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11
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What vitamins do fats transport

A

A D E and K

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12
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What is the main use for proteins for athletes

A

Aid recovery and muscles tissue development

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13
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What is vitamin A used for

A

Maintenance of skin bones teeth and hair

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14
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What is vitamin D used for

A

Helps absorption of calcium

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15
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What are minerals

A

Inorganic elements critical to normal functions

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16
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How much less oxygen is required to break down carbs than fats

17
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How many minutes of low intensity exercise is needed to break down fats

A

20 mins as they are long chains

18
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What is the maximum percentage of fuel that fats can provide

19
Q

What is the main fuel source for anaerobic

A

Phosphocreatine

20
Q

How long does it take for phophocreatine to run out

A

10-12 seconds

21
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What is the effect of vo2 max on fat usage

A

The higher the vo2 max the longer fats will be used saving important carbs for high intensity bursts

22
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What affect does anaerobic fitness have on pc and glycogen stores

A

The higher the anaerobic fitness the greater the pc and glycogen stirs which allow individuals to exercise at a high intensity for a long period of time

23
Q

What does training at anaerobic threshold cause

A

Increase energy stores

24
Q

What is glycogen loading

A

Manipulation of an athletes diet allowing them to avoid hitting the wall

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What is the first stage of glycogen loading
Depletion stage- starts at day 6 reducing muscle glycogen stores high training and low carb intake
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What is stage 2
Tapering stage- reducing intensity and volume of trainjng
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What is final stage
Loading stage increasing consumption of carbs 3 days prior to
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What are the effects of dehydration
Decreased blood volume Increased blood viscosity Increased heart rate Increased breathing rate Slower transport of oxygen and nutrients
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How much water should be consumed 24 hours prior to exercise
4-7 litres
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How much water should be consumed 3 hours before perofromenace
2 litres
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Rehydration
For every kilo of body weight lost 1 lite of water should be consumed
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What qualifies as a legal supplement
Enhances performance Limits fatigue Reduces recovery time
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What qualifies as an illegal supplement
Enhance performance Threat to athlete health Violate spirit of the sport
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What are some legal supplements
Caffeine Protein Creatine mono hydrate
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What are some illegal peds
Testosterone EPO Anabolic Stimulants Beta blockers Diuretics HGH
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What aspects of performance are used in performance analysis
Tactical analysis Behavioural Physical Technical
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What is the purpose of performance analysis
Asses performance potential Design training programmes Set goals and judge an athletes progress Talent identification Monitoring fitness levels