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Nutrition

Nutrition

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2nd Grade

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Lee Villis

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8 Slides • 9 Questions

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Nutrition

Lee Villis

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Bayley Recap

Last Week....

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Open Ended

Write three key things you learnt from Bayley's lesson Friday?

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Multiple Choice

How much water can we lose per hour of exercise in an endurance event?

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Below 1 litre

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Over 1 litre

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Open Ended

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Using the equation 30-35ml per kg BW - calculate your daily fluid requirements....

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Poll

Will your daily fluid stay the same each day?

Yes

No

Potentially...

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Open Ended

"Will your daily fluid stay the same each day" - Explain - WHY?

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Todays Lesson....

  • Calories expended in exercise.

  • BMR Recap

  • BIA

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Calories expended

  • At rest, we use energy at a rate of about 1–1.2 calories per minute.

  • 1400 to 1700 calories per day.

  • Walking or jogging requires about 1 kcal per kg of body weight per km covered.

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Open Ended

Using the above, How many calories would YOU burn if you were to walk 10km?

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BMR

  • Harris–Benedict equation

    Males: BMR = 66.5 + (13.75 × weight, kg) + (5.0 × height, cm) – (6.76 × age, years) Females: BMR = 655.1 + (9.56 × weight, kg) + (1.85 × height, cm) – (4.68 × age, years) 

  • 27-year-old female athlete weighs 105 kg and is 195 cm

  • Calculate her BMR.

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Fill in the Blanks

Her BMR Is

Type answer...

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Total Energy Requirement

  • Physical activity levels (PALs)

    Little to no exercise: TER = BMR × 1.2

    Light exercise (1–3 days per week): TER = BMR × 1.375

    Moderate exercise (3–5 days per week): TER = BMR × 1.55

    Heavy exercise (6–7 days per week): TER = BMR × 1.725

    Very heavy exercise (twice per day, extra heavy workouts): TER = BMR × 1.9 

  • Using BMR from earlier, her PAL = Moderate.

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Fill in the Blanks

The clients TER =

Type answer...

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Bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA) 

  • (BIA) is a standard technique for assessing body

    composition, particularly in the health and fitness sector. 

    Calculates amount of Fat, Water, Muscle in your body, using electrodes.

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Fat/Muscle?

  • Muscle - Electricity flows easily, low resistance and low independence.

  • Fat - Electricity doesn't flow easily, high resistance and high independence.

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Open Ended

Using research find out the positives and negatives of BIA .

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