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PHYSICAL FITNESS AND NUTRITIONAL BASIS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
Cklik the physical acivity
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PHYSICAL ACTIVITY Physical activity simply means movements of the body that uses energy.
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WARMING UP Age Fitness level Goal of work out
Duration of main activity
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FITNESS RELATED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
Improve health Improve sense of well-being Improve appearance Enhance social life Increase stamina
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Performance related physical activity
Strength Speed Endurance Flexibility
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Max.stregth Specific strength Strength endurance Explosive strength flexibility Specific endurance Specific speed Max.endurance Max.sped Speed endurance
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Max.stregth Specific strength Strength endurance Explosive strength flexibility Specific endurance Specific speed Max.endurance Speed endurance Max.sped
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Max.stregth Specific strength Strength endurance Explosive strength flexibility Specific endurance Specific speed Max.endurance Speed endurance Max.sped
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Limbering down/cooling down
It start with, Formal activity Flexibility exercise Stretching Deep breathing relax action techniques
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Pre-game meal Food to eat 70% carbohydrate 30%fat and protein
Liquid meals
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When and how much to eat 3 – 4hrs before ---- Large meal
Whole grain cereal with non fat milk Piece of fruit Brown rice and fish or chicken breast Bread, milk and milk products food with low glycemic index
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Glycemic index Scale of how much a particular type of food raises blood sugar over a 2hrs period
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2hrs before --- light meal
Simple carbohydrate snacks(potato,carrot) Cakes ,pastries banana mango Strawberries Fresh juices
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1hr before _ fluid replacement
Fresh juice Glucose with water
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30mins before Less glucose with water
Sports drink with 1-2 cup of water
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Food to avoid High fatty food High protein food High fibre food
Gas foaming and salty food
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DURING THE ACTIVITY Fluid replacement Electrolyte replacement
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POST GAME MEAL In between 30-45mins After 45 mins
food with glycemic index Large meal
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CONCLUSION
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