Weber Flashcards

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Carboyhydrate intake vs muscle fuel

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  • Muscle fuel
    • 50% VO2 max = burn 70% fat and 30% carbs
    • 75% VO2 max = burn 10-20% fat and 80-90% carbs
    • 100% VO Max = 1-% phosphagen 90% CHO
  • The harder your body works the more calories you need via carbs
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protein Needs

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  • 1.2-1.7 grams of protein per kilogram of body mass, with athletes rehabilitiation, trying to lose fat mass or aiming ot increase lead body mass requiring up to 2.0 g/kg
  • To maximize muscle growth, consume around 20-30grams of high quality protein after training and every 4 hours while you are awak
  • Eat within two hours after exercise to optimize muscle repair and growth
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Fat Needs

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  • Total fat (emphasizing healthy fat/lipid choices) should be in the range of 20% to 35% of your total energy intake per day
  • speciffic levels for each athlete will cary, depending upon your overall energy requirements
  • Athletes participating in sports that require a higher energy intake (distance runners, rowers, professional cyclists) will need mroe total fat in their diet to get their energy needs met
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Calcium

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  • age 9 to 18, males and females need 1300mg of calcium per day (4 servings of dairy)
  • after the age of 19, needs drop to around 1000mg/day
  • Female athletes diagnosed with amenorrhea may be encouraged to consume 1500mg/day until their menses are restored
  • Men who are significantly underweight and or undernourished,a nd who have decreased testosterone levels as a restul, may be encouraged to consume 1500mg of calcium per day until their are weight restored
  • DEXUS SCAN –> looks at bone density
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Vitamin D

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  • Vitamin D status is determined by blood levels of 25-hydroxyvitamin D
  • 20ng/mL is blood level needed for bone health for most individuals
  • HIGHER LEVELS may be needed in order to promote immune function and reduce exercise-related inflammation
  • associated with vitamin D
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Iron**

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  • Iron transports oxygen and manufactures hemoglobin, which are both vital in maintaining energy and good health
  • Perodic testing of iron status is often recommended for athletes
    • complete blood count and serum ferritin
  • Women need 18mg/day and men need 8mg/day
  • Elemental iron best for supplement, not taken with calcium. Do take with acidic food high in Vit. C
    • tomatoes and oranges etc
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the female athlete triad****

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  • Disordered eating
  • amenorrhea (lack of mestrual periods)
  • osteoporosis
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BEST RECOVERY FUEL*****

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  • 3grams CHO to 1gram PRO
    • MAGIC RATIO that causes OPTIMAL RATIO
    • chocholate milk
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