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Nutrition and Physical
Activity
Chapter 11
What Are the Health Benefits of
Physical Activity?
• Nearly half of Americans lead a sedentary
life
• Physical activity is essential for long,
healthy life
• Physical activity
• Day-to-day activities
• Exercise
What Are the Health Benefits of
Physical Activity?
• Improves health and fitness
• Overall benefits
•Weight management
•Reduced risk of cardiovascular disease,
•
•
cancer, and type 2 diabetes
Decreased back pain & better bone health
Enhanced self-esteem, better sleep, and
stress management
What Are the Health Benefits of
Physical Activity?
• Recommendations
• Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans
• 150 minutes a week of moderate-intensity
aerobic activity
• Two session of muscle strengthening a
week
What Are the Health Benefits of
Physical Activity?
• Components of physical fitness
• Health-related and skill-related components
• Cardiovascular fitness
• Muscle strength
• Endurance
• Flexibility
• Body composition
What Are the Health Benefits of
Physical Activity?
• FITT principle
• Frequency
• Intensity
•Perceived exertion
•“Talk test”
•Monitoring heart rate
• Target heart rate
• Indirect calorimetry
Signs and Symptoms of
Perceived Exertion
Maximum and Target Heart
Rates
What Are the Health Benefits of
Physical Activity?
• FITT principle
• Type of activity
•Several types of exercise
• Time of activity
•Cardiovascular fitness
•Lose weight or prevent weight regain
• Injuries
Guidelines & Goal Setting Activities
for Achieving FITT Principle
How Does Energy Metabolism
Change during Physical Activity?
• Energy expenditure at rest
• 1.0 to 1.5 kcal/minute
• Energy expenditure during activity
• Can increase to 36 kcal/minute
Effects of PA Level on Total
Energy Requirements
How Does Energy Metabolism
Change during Physical Activity?
• ATP generation
• Exercise
•Glucose, fatty acids, amino acids
• Multiple pathways
•Aerobic conditions
•Anaerobic conditions
• Muscle fibers convert chemical energy in
ATP into mechanical energy
How Does Energy Metabolism
Change during Physical Activity?
• ATP generation
• Creatine phosphate system
•Simplest and most rapid means
•Anaerobic conditions
• Glycolytic system
•Anaerobic
•Yields two pyruvate molecules
• Oxidative system
• Lactate
The Creatine Phosphate
System
How Does Energy Metabolism
Change during Physical Activity?
• ATP generation
• Oxidative system
•Aerobic conditions
•ATP generation is slow
•Generates many ATP
• Delayed onset muscle soreness
Contribution of Energy Systems to
Energy Expenditure during
Exercise
What Physiologic Adaptations
Occur in Response to Athletic
Training?
• Adaptation responses
• Hypertropy of muscles
•Atrophy
• Expansion of blood vessels
• Higher tolerance for lactate
• Training beyond body’s ability to recover
•Muscle soreness
•Joint pain
•Serious injury
What Physiologic Adaptations
Occur in Response to Athletic
Training?
• Strength training
• Movements are difficult but brief
• Promotes muscular growth
• Endurance training
• Low- to moderate-intensity exercise
• Longer duration
• Improves aerobic capacity
What Physiologic Adaptations
Occur in Response to Athletic
Training?
• Cardiovascular adaptations
• Heart rate
• Ventilation rate
• Stroke volume
• Maximal oxygen consumption
• Endurance training
• Increased use of fatty acids for ATP
• Interval training
• Improves endurance & anaerobic capacity
What Physiologic Adaptations
Occur in Response to Athletic
Training?
• Ergogenic aids
• Enhance physical performance beyond
•
natural gains
Wide range of products
•FDA does not approve products prior to
being placed in the marketplace
How Does Physical Activity
Influence Dietary Requirements?
• Nutritional recommendations are similar for
all people
• Athletic people should…
• Consume enough water
• Take in enough energy to meet demands
• Energy requirements
• Mathematical formulas
Average Energy Expenditure
for Selected PA
How Does Physical Activity
Influence Dietary Requirements?
• Macronutrient intake
• Carbohydrates
•Glycogen
•Carbohydrate loading
• Protein
•Amount
•Timing of consumption
• Lipids
•Omega-3 fatty acids
How Does Physical Activity
Influence Dietary Requirements?
• Micronutrient intake
• Iron
•Role
•Endurance athletes
•Sports anemia
• Hemodilution
• Calcium
• Zinc
• Supplementation
How Does Physical Activity
Influence Dietary Requirements?
• Fluids and electrolytes
• Water
• Dehydration
•Heat exhaustion
• Characteristics
•Heat stroke
• Characteristics
•Hyponatremia
•Prevention
Signs & Symptoms of Mild to
Severe Dehydration
How Does Physical Activity
Influence Dietary Requirements?
• Post-exercise recovery
• Carbohydrates
•Glycogen stores
• When and how much carbohydrate to
•
consume
Carbohydrate-to-protein ratio
• Proteins
•Muscle recovery
• Types of protein
How Does Physical Activity
Influence Dietary Requirements?
• Post-exercise recovery
• Water
•Based on weight lost during work out
•Hydration status
• Urine color