Nutrition For Short Very High And High Intensity Sports Flashcards

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What is the estimated maximal rate of ATP production

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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

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How long does it take for phosphocreatine to donate it’s phosphate to ADP and return to the mitochondria to be rephosphorylated

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1-2 minutes

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What does the rate of recovery for muscular phosphocreatine depend on

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Magnitude of reduction

Oxygen availability

pH

Substrate levels

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What are protein recommendations (based on FFM) for short duration very high and high intensity sports

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2.3-3.1 g/kg FFM

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What are the carbohydrate and protein recommendations, micronutrients of concern for short duration very high and high intensity sports

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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

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What effect does dehydration (3-4%) have on muscle strength, muscle power, and muscle high intensity endurance

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Muscle strength: 2%

Muscle power: 3%

Muscle high intensity endurance: 10%

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High priority considerations for training and competition for short duration very high and high intensity sport

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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

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Why are sodium bicarbonate and beta alanine recommended

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To enhance lactic acid buffering capacity

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What supplements enhance reaction time and focus

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Caffeine

Phosphatidylserine

Taurine

Tyrosine

Beta alanine

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What energy systems does short duration, high and very high intensity exercise use

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Phosphagen system

Anaerobic metabolism

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Examples of sports in short duration, high and very high intensity

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Sprints

Throwing

Hurdles

Powerlifting

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