Nutrition For Short Very High And High Intensity Sports Flashcards
What is the estimated maximal rate of ATP production
Phosphocreatine: 6 umol/s/kg
Anaerobic glycolysis: 1.5 umol/s/kg
Aerobic glycolysis (carbs): 0.5 umol/s/kg
Aerobic glycolysis (fat): 0.24 umol/s/kg
How long does it take for phosphocreatine to donate it’s phosphate to ADP and return to the mitochondria to be rephosphorylated
1-2 minutes
What does the rate of recovery for muscular phosphocreatine depend on
Magnitude of reduction
Oxygen availability
pH
Substrate levels
What are protein recommendations (based on FFM) for short duration very high and high intensity sports
2.3-3.1 g/kg FFM
What are the carbohydrate and protein recommendations, micronutrients of concern for short duration very high and high intensity sports
Carbohydrates: 5-7 g/kg/day
55% total kcal
Protein: 1.2-2.0 g/kg
0.25-0.3 g/kg/meal or 15-25 g/meal
10 g EAA/meal
Micronutrients:
Antioxidants: vitamins A, C, E, sulfur,
selenium, manganese
Joint health: calcium, phosphorus,
zinc, vitamins C, D, E
What effect does dehydration (3-4%) have on muscle strength, muscle power, and muscle high intensity endurance
Muscle strength: 2%
Muscle power: 3%
Muscle high intensity endurance: 10%
High priority considerations for training and competition for short duration very high and high intensity sport
Training:
- Maintaining energy and glycogen levels
- Maintaining adequate hydration
- Promoting maximal recovery
- Supporting training adaptations
- Achieving an ideal power to weight ratio
Competition:
- Maintaining focus and concentration
- Maximizing reaction time
- Managing fueling around events
Why are sodium bicarbonate and beta alanine recommended
To enhance lactic acid buffering capacity
What supplements enhance reaction time and focus
Caffeine
Phosphatidylserine
Taurine
Tyrosine
Beta alanine
What energy systems does short duration, high and very high intensity exercise use
Phosphagen system
Anaerobic metabolism
Examples of sports in short duration, high and very high intensity
Sprints
Throwing
Hurdles
Powerlifting