KIN 6026 – Sport and Exercise Nutrition for Peak Performance…
Questions
KIN 6026 – Spоrt аnd Exercise Nutritiоn fоr Peаk Performаnce You are training for your first triathlon (half-Ironman distance: 1.2 mile swim, 56 mile bike, 13.1 mile run), and you’re trying to figure out the best fueling strategy. One friend is encouraging you to follow a ketogenic diet, while another friend advises against this, encouraging you to consume a relatively high carbohydrate diet. Which is the better approach for high performance and why? Please discuss evidence-based nutrient recommendations for total carbohydrate, protein, and fat intake per day, as well as fueling goals immediately pre, during, and post training sessions and/or competition. In addition to macronutrients, how should you hydrate during and rehydrate following exercise (i.e., how do you know how much fluid to drink?). Please address water and/or sports drinks, and which is most appropriate.
KIN 6026 – Spоrt аnd Exercise Nutritiоn fоr Peаk Performаnce You are training for your first triathlon (half-Ironman distance: 1.2 mile swim, 56 mile bike, 13.1 mile run), and you’re trying to figure out the best fueling strategy. One friend is encouraging you to follow a ketogenic diet, while another friend advises against this, encouraging you to consume a relatively high carbohydrate diet. Which is the better approach for high performance and why? Please discuss evidence-based nutrient recommendations for total carbohydrate, protein, and fat intake per day, as well as fueling goals immediately pre, during, and post training sessions and/or competition. In addition to macronutrients, how should you hydrate during and rehydrate following exercise (i.e., how do you know how much fluid to drink?). Please address water and/or sports drinks, and which is most appropriate.
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