Chapter 10- Physical Activity Flashcards
What are the benefits of physical activity?
Strengthening bones and joints, improves mental health, reduces stress, fatigue, and pain, improves sleep, improves GI health, increased muscle mass and strength, controls and maintains healthy weight, increased cardiovascular function, disease resistance
What are the components of physical fitness?
Cardiorespiratory, musculoskeletal, flexibility, balance, speed
What are the guidelines for children?
60 minutes per day
What are the guidelines for adults?
150-300 moderate per week, or 75-150 vigorous
What are the guidelines for the elderly?
Same as adults as well as balance exercises
How does the body derive energy at rest?
First fat, then glucose, then amino acids
How does the body derive energy at the start of activity?
Glucose, then creatine phosphate, then amino acids and fat
How does the body derive energy when you continue activity?
First fat, then glucose, then amino acids
What is aerobic metabolism?
With oxygen
What anerobic metabolism?
no oxygen
Which type of metabolism creates the most energy?
Aerobic
Which type of metabolism is only created from carbs?
Anerobic
What are the recommendations for protein for athletes?
Myplate recommendations are enough
How much carbs should you take per hour after 1-2.5hrs?
30-60g
How much carbs should you consume if you exercise for 2.5+hrs?
up to 90g per hour
When should you consume sports drinks?
If you exercise for a long period of time, usually 1 or more hours
What is maximal muscle building recommendation for protein?
20g at a time spaced throughout the day
When should you replenish your carbs after exercise?
within 2 hours
When are you most likely to access protein as a fuel for exercise?
during a longer duration exercise
What does training do to your use of protein during exercise?
The more training, the less protein is used
How much protein should you consume after exercise?
Usually 10-15g
What kind of exercise uses fats and carbs?
Aerobic
Higher intensity uses mostly what as fuel?
carbs
Lower intensity uses mostly what for fuel?
fats