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Sports Performance. Mr. Perizzolo. Holy Cross Collegiate Phys. Ed. What are we learning today?. SLO: B9-6 Analyze and explain the effects that nutrition, fitness and physical activity have on body systems before, during and after exercise. What does this mean?. Basic Nutrition. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Sports PerformanceMr. PerizzoloHoly Cross Collegiate Phys. Ed.
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Essential fat is the minimum amount of fat necessary for basic physical and physiological health. There is a lot of controversy over what amount of body fat is optimal for overall health. A research paper by Gallgher et. al. in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition (2000) came to the conclusion that certain low body fat ranges are underfat, which implies unhealthy. According to this research paper, men who are between 20-40 years old with under 8% body fat are considered underfat, whereas a healthy range is described as between 8-19%. For women in this same age group, any level under 21% is underfat and 21-33% is considered healthy. (Perry, 2010)Body Fat Percentage Based on Sex
Target Heart Rate The optimum heart rate at which you should train in order to get an effective workout. (Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, 2011)
Target Heart Rate
Task 1Go to http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/fn-an/food-guide-aliment/index-eng.phpClick on the Create My Food Guide link.Create your own food guide suited to you. Is this information correct?Are there any biases within the food guide?What do you think is the most important?What could be some different opinions?Is there a quick easy answer to proper nutrition?What food groups do you think are the most important?Task 2Go to http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/fn-an/label-etiquet/nutrition/cons/index-eng.phpDefine the following terms on the Nutritional Information Guide:Amount% Daily ValueCaloriesSaturated and Trans FatCholesterolCarbohydratesFiberSugarsProtein
Task 3Go to http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/fn-an/index-eng.php
Research and select 3 things that you could possibly do to improve your eating habits. Task 4Go to http://www.livestrong.com/tools/ Calculate (Remember these are approximate, not exact figures)Calories Per DayBMIBody Fat PercentageTarget Heart RateMake a weekly meal plan for you based on the active days versus the inactive days.This should cover 3 meals per day and 2 snacks at least. When finished, submit this plan to Mr. Perizzolo.Task 4 ContinuedYour plan must incorporateYour daily recommended caloric intake.Your calorie totals for each item you eat or drink.Serving size of what you are eating.
*Note: Do not change your eating habits, just start recording what you are eating. To find out serving sizes, and ingredients, you may have to ask your parents if you are not entirely sure what is in the recipe. Please do the best that you can to keep things as accurate as possible. Nutrition Rubric
Why is this importantGeneral HealthOptimal PerformanceRecoveryHealingGrowthAgingReferencesDefinining Overweight and Obesity. (2010, June 21). InCentrers for Disease Control and Prevention. Retrieved January 23, 2012Perry, M. (2010, August 3). Ideal Body Fat Percentage Chart: How Lean Should You Be?. InBuiltlean. Retrieved January 23, 2012Target Heart Rate. (2011, October 21). InOntario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care. Retrieved January 23, 2012