Energy Intake And Exercise Flashcards

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What is energy intake

A

Total amount of calories consumes from food and drink

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What is energy intake used to support

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Basal metabolic rate - energy to keep you alive at rest
Physical activity - training, movement, daily tasks
Thermal effect of food - energy to digest food
Growth and repair

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Energy availability

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Energy intake - energy used in training = energy left for bodily functions
Low energy availability = not enough fuel for recovery, hormones or health

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4
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RED-S (relative energy deficiency in sport)

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Caused by under fueling relative to training demands
Affects both males and females

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RED-S impacts

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Hormonal health, bone density (increased injury risk), mood and focus, immunity and performance

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Signs of underfuelling

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Constant fatigue, poor recovery/soreness that lingers, loss of strength or speed, mood swings, irritability, menstrual irregularities, frequent illness or injury

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Strategies to meet energy needs

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Eat regularly: every 3-4 hours
Include energy dense snacks
Add healthy fats for extra calories
Don’t skip meals

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8
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Goal = muslce gain
Energy strategy

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Slight surplus (250-500kcal/day) with strength training

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9
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Goal = fat loss
Energy strategy

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Moderate deficit (300-500kcal/day) with maintained protein

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10
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Goal = performance
Energy strategy

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Maintenence or slight surplus depending on sport demands

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