Diet. Maintaining a balanced diet is essential for all performers. What is dehydration? How can a performer avoid becoming dehydrated? (2 marks) Award.

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Diet

Maintaining a balanced diet is essential for all performers. What is dehydration? How can a performer avoid becoming dehydrated? (2 marks) Award a maximum of two marks: one mark for correctly explaining what dehydration is and one further mark for correctly explaining how it can be avoided. Examples include: having an abnormally low water content in the body/ drink sufficient amounts of water rapid loss of water from the body/ drink sufficient amounts of water.

If a performer does not have a balanced diet, they may experience problems. Name one of these problems (not dehydration). Describe the problem you have named and state how this problem might have been caused. (3 marks) Award a maximum of three marks: one mark for the correctly identified deficiency, or problem, one mark for the description and one mark for correctly identifying how it could be caused. Examples include: obesity/ which is being extremely overweight/ which can be caused by eating too much and exercising too little anorexia/ which is being extremely underweight/ and is caused by eating insufficient amounts of food scurvy/ which causes swollen bleeding gums/ subcutaneous bleeding/ anaemia/ bruising and pain in the joints/ caused by lack of vitamin C/ contained in fruit and vegetables rickets/ which is where the bones fail to form and harden/ caused by a lack of vitamin D anaemia/ in the blood/ which is an iron deficiency fatigue/ shortage of energy/ insufficient carbohydrate coronary heart disease/ arteries blocked/ too many saturated fats.

The part of a balanced diet mainly responsible for muscle growth and repair is: Carbohydrates Vitamins Proteins Fats (1 mark)

Which one of these helps the digestive system to work efficiently? Protein Fibre Vitamins Fats (1 mark)

Diet is extremely important to improve sporting performance. Why does the body need protein? (2 marks) Builds muscles Necessary to make enzymes and hormones Source of energy Repairs tissue within the body Essential to help body heal after injury Improve levels of concentration

For what type of activity would a sportsperson use ‘carbohydrate loading’? (1 mark) Award one mark for stating endurance type activities (lasting over 1 hour) or a relevant example eg marathon, football match.

Explain how and why a sportsperson would include carbohydrate loading in their diet. (3 marks) How – reduce amount of training 4 to 5 days before event (tapering)/ reduce carbohydrate stores/ then hours prior to the event increase carbohydrate intake/ results in increased glycogen and energy stores. Why – to be used throughout the event/ can delay tiredness/ improve performances in latter stages.