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1
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Working energy

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To move around, digest food and exercise, we need even more energy

2
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Total energy needed

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Basal metabolic rate + working energy

3
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Wellbeing

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A complete state of mental and physical stability and not just the non-existent of disease and illness

4
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Individual needs

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Depends on the age, size, sex and lifestyle of an individual

5
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Obese

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People who are overweight

6
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Over fat

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Having body fat in excess of normal

7
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Overweight

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Having weight in excess of normal but is not harmful e.g muscle

8
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Label obese, over fat, overweight

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Obese
Over fat
Overweight

9
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Recreational drugs

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Used without medical justification for its psychoactive effects

10
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Alcohol- long term effects

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  1. Calming effect
  2. Extra urine is produced
  3. Risk of dehydration
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Alcohol- short term effects

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  1. Liver damage

2. Addictive

12
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Smoking and nicotine - short term effects

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  1. Poorer
13
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Basal metabolic rate

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The amount of energy we require just to stay alive, awake and warm

14
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Smoking and nicotine - long term effects

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  1. Damages lungs
  2. Damages CV system
  3. Increases blood pressure
  4. Coronary heart disease
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Carbohydrate loading

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When you consume a lot of carbohydrates which is a big source of energy, before a race

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Carbo-loading ~ 7 days before event

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*** Energy sources are completely depleted as training intensity packs

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Carbo-loading ~ 6-4 days before event

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Athletes stick to a low carbohydrates, high protein diet, keeping glycogen stores low

18
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Carbo-loading - days before event

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Rich diet to build up glycogen stores again

19
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Carbo-loading ~ night before event

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Athletes normally have a large carbohydrate rich meal

20
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Macronutrients

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  1. Carbohydrates
  2. Fats
  3. Proteins
21
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Micronutrients

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Vitamins
Minerals
Fibre

22
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Diet

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The food we eat

23
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Smoking and nicotine - long term effects

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  1. Damages lungs
  2. Damages CV system
  3. Increases blood pressure
  4. Coronary heart disease
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Carbohydrate loading

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When you consume a lot of carbohydrates which is a big source of energy, before a race

25
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Carbo-loading ~ 7 days before event

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*** Energy sources are completely depleted as training intensity packs

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Carbo-loading ~ 6-4 days before event

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Athletes stick to a low carbohydrates, high protein diet, keeping glycogen stores low

27
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Carbo-loading - days before event

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Rich diet to build up glycogen stores again

28
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Carbo-loading ~ night before event

A

Athletes normally have a large carbohydrate rich meal

29
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Macronutrients

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  1. Carbohydrates
  2. Fats
  3. Proteins
30
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Micronutrients

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Vitamins
Minerals
Fibre

31
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Diet

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The food we eat