HYDRATION FOR ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE BY: KATIE HORRELL.

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HYDRATION FOR ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE BY: KATIE HORRELL

HOW MUCH SHOULD I DRINK? NUTRITION DIVA: WATER-SHOULD-I-DRINK WATER-SHOULD-I-DRINK WHAT ARE YOU THOUGHTS?

HOW DO WE MEASURE THIRST? URINE COLOR SWEAT LOSS -1% TO +1% - OPTIMAL -3% TO -5% SIGNIFICANT DEHYDRATION >5% SEVERE DEHYDRATION ESTIMATED NEEDS ~ HALF BODY WEIGHT IN FLUID OUNCES (Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, 2013) (Simpson & Howard, 2011)

EARLY SIGNS OF DEHYDRATION THIRST FLUSHED SKIN PREMATURE FATIGUE INCREASED BODY TEMPERATURE FASTER BREATHING AND PULSE RATE INCREASED PERCEPTION OF EFFORT DECREASED EXERCISE CAPACITY (Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, 2013)

LATE SIGNS OF DEHYDRATION DIZZINESS INCREASED WEAKNESS LABORED BREATHING WITH EXERCISE (Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, 2013)

IS MORE ALWAYS BETTER? ALSO CALLED “WATER INTOXICATION” CAN RESULT IN BEHAVIOR CHANGES CONFUSION NAUSEA/VOMITING MUSCLE CRAMPS DEATH (Simpson & Howard, 2011)

WHAT CAN I DO TO STAY HYDRATED? FLUID NEEDS VARY BEFORE DRINK FL OZ WATER 4 HOURS BEFORE EXERCISE HOW MANY CUPS IS THIS? DRINK 8-12 FL OZ WATER MINS BEFORE EXERCISE DURING DRINK 3-8 FL OZ WATER EVERY MINS WHEN EXERCISING <1 HOUR DRINK 3-8 FL OZ SPORTS DRINK EVERY MINS WHEN EXERCISING >1 HOUR Simpson & Howard, 2011

HYDRATION BEYOND H2O (Cucumbers, 2013) (Green Peppers, 2013) (Apples, 2014)

REFERENCES CUCUMBERS. (2013). [WEB IMAGE] RETRIEVED FROM GREEN PEPPER. (2013). [WEB IMAGE] RETRIEVED FROM APPLES. (2014). [WEB IMAGE] RETRIEVED FROM REINAGEL, M. (2010). [WEB PAGE] RETRIEVED FROM SIMPSON, M. R. & HOWARD, T. (2011). SELECTING AND EFFECTIVELY USING HYDRATION FOR FITNESS. [WEB BROCHURE] RETRIEVED FROM