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3 main food types (macro nutrients)

Carbohydrates


Protein


Fats

Other things required in your diet (micro nutrients)

Vitamins


Minerals


Fibre


Water

Vitamin A sources

Milk


Cheese


Egg yolk


Liver


Carrots

Vitamin A effects

Good vision


Prevention of night blindness

Vitamin B1 sources

Whole grains


Nuts


Meat

Vitamin B1 effects

To release carbohydrates

Vitamin C sources

Fruit


Vegetables

Vitamin C effects

Healing


Fighting infections


Healthy teeth, gums and bones

Vitamin D sources

Milk


Fish


Liver


Eggs


The sun

Vitamin D effects

Healthy bones

Vitamin E sources

Vegetable oil


Whole meal bread


Cereal

What are macro nutrients?

3 main nutrients your boys needs in large quantities


Carbohydrates, fats and proteins

What are carbohydrates?

Stories in the muscles and the liver as glycogen which is converted to glucose and used as energy

Describe protein

Used to build and repair muscle and tissue. Used to provide energy over a long period of time.

Describe fat

Provide energy and with glycogen helps muscles to work

Define diet

Having the correct ratio of macro and micro nutrients and the correct components.

Define lifestyle

The way you live your life and the activities you partake in on a daily basis.

Define rest.

When you are not taking part in physical activity and when you are not in a stressful situation.

Define sedentary

Spending a lot of time seated.


EG: an office worker leads a sedentary lifestyle

Why is water important for a sports performer?

When you exercise you sweat


Regulate body temperature

why is water important on a daily basis?

Transports nutrients, waste and hormones around your body


Keeps you hydrated


Digestive system

What is carb loading and what are its benefits to a performer?

Carb loading is when endurance athletes maximise the storage of energy in their muscles by in taking lots of carbohydrates several days before an event.



By storing more energy in your muscles, your are more likely to be able to perform better for longer. It's most beneficial to endurance athletes as when you compete in intense events you need more energy.