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Fueling Performance: Mastering Nutrition for Sport and Exercise

Fueling Performance: Mastering Nutrition for Sport and Exercise

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11th Grade

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Liam Millard

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21 Slides • 15 Questions

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Open Ended

What are the 3 macronutrients and their functions?

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Which plant is associated with this carbohydrate source?

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Rice

Oats

Barley

Wheat

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Which plant is associated with this carbohydrate source?

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Potatoes

Rice

Wheat

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Labelling

Which plant is associated with this carbohydrate source?

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Turnip

Potatoes

Wheat

Carrots

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Labelling

Which plant is associated with this carbohydrate source?

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Turnip

Wheat

Carrot

Potatoes

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Labelling

Can you identify the plant or animal product which is associated with the source of carbohydrate?

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Honey

Jam

Sugar

Fructose

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Can you identify the plant or animal product which is associated with the source of carbohydrate?

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Jam

Honey

Sucrose

Fructose

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Labelling

Can you identify the plant or animal product which is associated with the source of carbohydrate?

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Honey

Sucrose

Jam

Fructose

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Labelling

Can you identify the plant or animal product which is associated with the source of carbohydrate?

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Fructose

Glycogen

Sucrose

Glucose

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Labelling

Can you identify the plant or animal product which is associated with the source of fat?

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Fish

Olives

Avocado

Peanut

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Labelling

Can you identify the plant or animal product which is associated with the source of fat?

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Milk

Butter

Egg

Cream

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Labelling

Can you identify the plant or animal product which is associated with the source of fat?

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Cream

Paté

Dripping

Lard

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Labelling

Can you identify the plant or animal product which is associated with the source of fat?

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Brazil nut

Coconut

Hazel nut

Peanut

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Categorize

Options (9)

Coconut oil

Full fat dairy

Lard

Olive oil

Peanut oil

Rapeseed Oil

Nuts

Sunflower oil

Fish oil

Sources and types of fat

Saturated
Monounsaturated
Polyunsaturated

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Categorize

Options (8)

Meat

Fish

Dairy

Rice

Peas

Beans

Offal

Seeds

Sources and types of proteins

Complete
Incomplete

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Recommended Daily Intake

Carbohydrates

  • To support health and performance - 50-60% of daily calorie intake

  • Greater intakes may be required by athletes in regular intense training

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Recommended Daily Intake

Fats

  • It is recommended that fat intake represents 30-35% of total calorie intake (90g for men, 70g for women) with 6-10% from saturated fats

  • Athletes may need to reduce intake to 25-30% due to adequate carbohydrate intake

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  • Protein intake should represent 12-15% calorie intake

  • Active individuals have higher protein requirements in order to promote tissue growth

Protein

Recommended Daily Intake

​Type of Activity

​Intake per kg of BW (g)

​Sedentary

​0.75 - 1.0

Endurance​

1.2 - 1.4​

Strength​

1.2 - 1.7​

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Work out your own daily calorie needs using the Haris-Benedict equation

​Carbs

​Fats

​Proteins

​50-60% daily intake

​30-35% daily intake

​12-15% daily intake

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Working out Macronutrients

Carbohydrates

  • Calories from Carbohydrates = Daily Calories x (Carbohydrate Percentage/100)

  • 2,500 x 0.60 = 1,500kcal from carbohydrates.

  • 1,500kcal / 4 = 375g

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Working out Macronutrients

Fats

  • Calories from Fat = Daily Calories x (Fat Percentage/100)

  • 2,500 x 0.25 = 625kcal from fat.

  • 625kcal / 9 = 69.4g

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Working out Macronutrients

Protein

  • Calories from Protein = Daily Calories x (Protein Percentage/100)

  • 2,500 x 0.15 = 375kcal from protein

  • 375 / 4 = 93.75g

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Over to you

Create a meal plan for breakfast using either MyFitness Pal or Fat Secret based on your calorific needs

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