Exam 3 Flashcards

1
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pre-exercise snack/meal: training/amount ACSM

A

page 184-187

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2
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4 hours out, how many grams of carbs

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2g/lb

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3
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2 hours before workout, how many grams of carbs

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1g/lb

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4
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5-60 min before workout, how many grams of carbs

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.5 g carb/lb

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5
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blood flow during low/moderate intensity

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60-70% stomach

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6
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blood flow during high intensity

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20% stomach, causes GI issues

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7
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Fueling after exercise

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important for those who exercise longer than 60 min
replace fluids (not sodium)
focus on carbs, little protein
how many calories?

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8
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Causes of muscle cramps

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dehydration, electrolyte imbalance, poor conditioning, lack of water-calcium-potassium-sodium-magnesium

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9
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Carb window after exercise, why?

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15-45 min. eznymes for making glycogen most active, best time to rapidly replace depleted glycogen
waiting 2 more hours = 50% less stored

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10
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Why Carbs and a little protein after exercise?

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carb - release of insulin to help build muscle and transport carbs into muscle to replenish depleted magnesium
protein - reduce cortisol which causes break down of muscle
3:1 ratio

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11
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Marine Corp Study

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group 1 - 100 calorie postt exercise beverage (protein, fat, carb)
group 2 - only water
group 3 - formula without protein
-group 1 had fewer medical visits, less visits for viral/bacterial infections, less muscle/joint problems,less muscle soreness, 83% less heat exhaustion

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12
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Keys to weight gain

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gain muscle mass not fat
high crb, adequate protein
.7-.8 g/lb protein for adult
eat larger portions

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13
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Pros to weight gain drinks

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convenient - high in calories

blend of protein and carbs for varying speeds of absorption

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14
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Cons to weight gain drink

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expensive, no advantage over real food, ingredients not always regulated, useless additives

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15
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percent of total calories for fat, carb, protein

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protein - 10-15%
carb - 55-65%
fat - 25-30%

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16
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calories per macromolecule

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fat- 9
carb - 4
protein - 4

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17
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Cribb and Hayes study

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body builders consumed 270 calories of carb protein supplement immediately before and after exercise. other group only in morning and evening. first group gained 6 lbs vs 3.3, and bench pressed 27 more pounds vs only 20 more pounds

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18
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Ballpark estimate

A
healthy weight x 10.
sedentary - 20-40%
moderate - 50%
active - 60-80%
purposeful calories
lose weight - subtract 10-20%
19
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Atkins diet pros and cons

A

high protein, high fat
elimnates carbs
kills apeptite, easy to lose weight, halitosis, body fuels brains with ketones
not enough carbs to fuel body

20
Q

Paleo diet pros and cons

A

removes white sugar, white flour, refined and highly processed foods. but eliminates whole grains, legumes, and dairy

21
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Mechanical aids

A

increase energy efficiency to provide mechanical edge

ex: lightweight running shoes, spikes, lighter bike, metal bats

22
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psychological aids

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enhance psychological processes to increase mental strength

ex: hypnosis

23
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physiological aids

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augment natural processes to increase physical power

blood doping
strength trianing

24
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pharmacological aids

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drugs designed to increase physical power, mental strength, and mechanical edge

anabolic steroids

25
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Nutritional aids

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nutrients designed to influence processes which then will influence physical power, mental strength and mechanical edge

protein supplements

26
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Adverse side effects of steroids (reversible)

A
increased or decreased libido
decreased sperm production
acne
hirsutism
aggression
increased urination
27
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adverse side effects of steroids (irreversible)

A
hypertension
tendon rupture
liver tumors
hirsutism
keeping of voice in females
premature growth plate closure in adolescents
28
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early steroid research/credibility

A

Anabolic steroids hurt the credibility because the scientists said they wouldn’t build muscles mass or strengths. They were talking about therapeutic doses, when people in reality were taking huge amounts and building huge amounts of muscle

29
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Sherman cyclist study

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those who 1200 calories of carbs prior biked 15% harder during the last 45 minutes

30
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target caffein dose

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1.5 mg/lb

31
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caffeine enhances performance by

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11%

32
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caffeine enhances perceived effort by

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6%

33
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anabolic steroids

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designed to mimic the actions of testosterone to increase lean muscle mass, decrease body fat, and increase strength even without resistance training

34
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ergogenic aid

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substance or devices that enhance energy production, use or recovery and provide athletes with a competitive advantage

35
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> 45 minutes eating after the first hour

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nothing, just drink water as needed

36
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> 2.5 hours (low-moderate intensity)

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120 calories per hour (carb)

37
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> 2.5 hours (high nonstop intensity)

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240-360 calories per hour (carb)

38
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sedentary adult (protein)

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.4 g protein

39
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recreational exerciser, adult (protein)

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.5-.7 g protein

40
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endurance athlete, adult (protein)

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.6-.7 g protein

41
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growing teenage athlete (protein)

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.7-.9 g protein

42
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adult building muscle mass (protein

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.7-.8 g protein

43
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athlete restricting calories (protein)

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.8-.9 g protein