Sport Supplements Flashcards

1
Q

what approach should always be taken when it comes to supplement

A

balanced diet -> sports nutrition -> supplements

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2
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what is the foundation

A

balanced diet

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3
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what is the most important part of sports nutrition

A

quantity, quality, timing

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4
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group A supplements

A

good evidence to support its use in specific sport and scenarios
doesnt mean 3rd party approved

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5
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category A supplements sub categories

A

sports foods
medical supplements
performance supplements

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6
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sports foods

A

sports drinks
sports gels
sports bar
electrolyte and protein supplements

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7
Q

performance supplements

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caffeine, B-alanine, bicarbonate, beet root juice/nitrate, creatine, glycerol

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8
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benefits of caffeine

A

improve
- endurance capacity
- exercise time to fatigue
- enhances short terms, high intensity tasks
- reduces RPE
- reduces pain

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9
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relevant sports for caffeine

A
  • cycling, running, rowing, swimming, rugby, soccer
  • endurance, brief sustained high intensity, team sports, single efforts involving strength and power
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10
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food sources of caffeine

A

capsules
gum
coffee
gels
bars
sports/energy drinks
mouth strips

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11
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benefits of creatine

A
  • enhance performance in repeated bouts of high intensity exercise leading to gains in lean mass and muscular strength
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12
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sports to use creatine

A

weightlifting
power sports
sprinting
jumping sports
cycling (anaerobic sprinting)
limited benefits for endurance sports

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13
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creatine sources

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  • made in body
  • in animal products but lots gets cooked off
  • creatine monohydrate (powder)
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14
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benefits of beta alanine

A
  • enhances intravellular buffering of acids, potentially benefitting sustained high intensity exercise
  • small but meaningful benefits in continuous and intermittent tasks
  • fatigue resistant
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15
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sports for beta alanine use

A

rowing, track cycling, swimming, middle distance running
sports with high intensity efforts
high intenisty efforts within or at end of endurance

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16
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sources of beta alanine

A

white meats
powder
capsules

17
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benefits of nitrate

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benefits in prolonged sub max and high intensity efforts
causes vasodilation which increased blood flow and O2 delivery (lowers BP)
enhances exercise and uses less oxygen

18
Q

sports to use nitrate

A

endurance sports

19
Q

nitrate sources

A
  • leafy greens
  • root veggies
  • beet root juice
  • beet it shots
20
Q

bicarbonate benefits

A

enhances extracellular buffering
benefits sustained high intensity exercise
short term high intensity sprints

21
Q

sports for bicarbonate

A

rowing, swimming, middle distance running,
sports with high intensity bouts
high intensity events where sprint to finish

22
Q

glycerol benefits

A

hyperhydration
rehydration

23
Q

glycerol for sports

A

exercising in heat
lots of equipment
aggressive rehydration in weight class sports