Module 13 Flashcards

1
Q

which substance is noted for potentially improving exercise performance but increasing endurance and strength ?

A

creating, caffeine, anabolic steroids

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2
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describe PA duration and fuel use?

A

first 2 mins of exercise are anaerobic

at a moderate intensity, after 2 mins, aerobic metabolism dominates

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3
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during exercise lasting less than one hour, what additional fuel is required?

A

no extra fuel

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4
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exercises lasting how long require extra fuel?

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less than an hour: no extra fuel needed

60+ mins: may require extra fuel
30-60 g/hour of easily digested carbohydrate

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5
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how can we maximize glycogen stores?

A

consuming sufficient carbohydrates

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6
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how long does the anaerobic glycolysis primarily fuel high intensity activities?

A

11-120 seconds

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7
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how much protein is recommended for athletes per kg of body weight?

A

1.2-2.0 g

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8
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how should a pre exercise meal be organized?

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  • should be properly timed and have the right balance oft nutrients to promote performance and minimize digestive issues
  • a pre exercise meal that contains carbohydrate is the best established way t- should be properly timed and have the right balance oft nutrients to promote performance and minimize digestive issues
  • a pre exercise meal that contains carbohydrate is the best established way to maximize time to exhaustion
  • recommendations: 1-4 g/kg body weight of carbs 1-4 hours before exercising for more than 60 mins
  • fluid intake is also important
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9
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what are protein supplements ?

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athletes do require extra protein but it can come from whole foods

branched amino acids may also reduce moderate muscle damage

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10
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what are the 3 nutritional priorities following exercise?

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  1. promote muscle growth and repair(protein)
    protein sensitivity is highest in the 2 hours following exercise
    recommendations: 0.25-0.3 g/kg body weight w 10 g of essential amino acid
  2. refill glycogen stores (carbohydrates)
    glucose transport into muscle cells increases in 30-40 mins following exercise
  3. replenish lost fluids and electrolytes
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11
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what are the benefits of regular physical activity ?

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  • promotes a healthy energy balance
  • improves quality of life
  • improves flexibility
  • improves mental health
  • improves social health
  • strengthens muscle and bones
  • improves heart and lung function
  • reduces risk for : CVD, diabetes, cancer, obesity, osteoporosis, depression
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12
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what are the physical activity recommendations ?

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  • 150 min of mod-vid PS/week accumulated 10 mins at a time
  • +2 days per week of resistance training
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13
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what effect does caffeine have on exercise performance?

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improves muscular strength and endurance

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14
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what else can be considered ergogenic acids ?

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  • vitamin and mineral supplements
  • anabolic steroids (similar to testosterone)
  • cannabis
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15
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what energy source is primarily used during the first 2 minutes of exercise?

A

ATP-CP system

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16
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what fuel source is primarily use and what fuel source is primarily used in the first 2 minutes of exercise?

A

anaerobic glycolysis

17
Q

what is caffeine used for when exercising ?

A

psychoactive drug

improves exercise performance by increasing:
- muscular strength and endurance
- aerobic endurance
- anaerobic power

recommendations: 3-6 mg/kg body weight, consume in a form without water

18
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what is creatine?

A
  • helps to maximize muscle creatine stores (imp for anaerobic activities)
  • may enhance muscle mass, glycogen synthesis and recovery
  • may promote weight gain due to water retention as well as diarrhea and abdominal discomfort
19
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what is glycogen supercompensation?

A

carbo-loading

maximizing glycogen stores before a long bout of endurance exercise

in the 2 days before an event, consume 10-12 g/kg body weight per day

maximizes time to exhaustion during event

20
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what is glycolysis ?

A

break down of glucose

used for anaerobic activities

21
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what is HMB?

A

hydroxymethylbutyrate

compound produced by the breakdown of essential amino acid leucine

decreases protein breakdown while increasing protein synthesis

many improve muscle recovery by decreasing muscular damage

22
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what is physical activity ?

A

any activity that burns energy

  • exercise
  • sport
  • occupational activity
  • leisure activity
  • active living
23
Q

what is protein essential for in the body?

A

essential for the growth and repair of tissues

24
Q

what is the creative phosphate ATP system ?

A

creating phosphate helps to replenish ATP by donating its phosphate group

helps fuel anaerobic activities

25
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what is the energy availability equation ?

A

energy intake - energy expenditure = energy availability

tells us how much energy is left over for BMR , active living, etc

low EA can compromise bone and heart health

26
Q

what is the main nutrient athletes should focus on consuming during exercise lasting over 60 mins?

A

carbohydrates

27
Q

what is the main source of fuel used after the initial 2 mins of exercise at moderate intensity?

A

lipid metabolism

28
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what is the recommended amount of moderate to vigorous physical activity per week?

29
Q

what macronutrient is essential for muscle growth and repair?

30
Q

what potentially negative side effect is associated with creatine supplementations ?

A

abdominal discomfort

31
Q

what psychoactive substance is suggested to improve exercise performance?

32
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what range of carbohydrate intake is recommended 1-4 hours before exercising for more than 60 mins?

A

1-4 g/kg body weight

33
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what should athletes consume within 2 hours following exercise for optimal recovery?

A

high quality proteins

34
Q

what should be the focus if the goal is weight management during physical activities?

A

total caloric expenditure

35
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when does muscle protein synthesis increase?

A

24 hours following exercise

36
Q

which nutrient is most important to consume during exercise?