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Protein Nutrition and
Endurance Exercise: What
Does Science Say?
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SSE #104: Should Athletes Stretch Before Exercise?
SSE #103: Sickle Cell Trait and the Athlete
SSE #100: Nutrition to Promote Recovery from Exercise
SSE #98: Metabolic Factors in Fatigue
SSE #96: Herbs and Athletes
SSE #95: Collapse in the Endurance Athlete
Preventing Dehydration: Sports Drinks or Water
SSE #90: Diabetes, Exercise and Competitive Sports
SSE #91: Scientifically Debatable: Is Creatine Worth Its Weight?
SSE #93: Highs and Lows of Carbohydrate Diets
SSE #94: Creatine, Carbs, and Fluids: How Important in Soccer Nutrition?
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SSE #100: Nutrition to Promote Recovery from Exercise
Objectives:
Be able to explain why the replenishment of muscle glycogen during recovery is a major goal of recovery nutrition.
Be able to describe how glycogen can be replenished most quickly with carbohydrate feedings in the hours immediately following exhaustive exercise.
Be able to describe the process of “glycogen loading” in the days after exhaustive exercise.
Be able to summarize the research evidence on whether or not carbohydrate feedings after exhaustive constant-pace exercise improve performance 4 hours later and 24 hours later.
Be able to summarize the research evidence on whether or not protein should be ingested along with carbohydrate to optimize performance following 4 hours of recovery.
Be able to summarize the research on whether or not carbohydrate feedings during recovery from “stop and go” exercise can improve subsequent performance in the same type of exercise.
Be able to describe how eccentric muscle actions may influence glycogen replenishment.
Be able to describe the recommended procedures for stimulating rapid rehydration following exhaustive exercise.
Reference article:
SSE #100: Nutrition to Promote Recovery From Exercise
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2.0
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01/31/2011
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1.5
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01/31/2011
USA Cycling Association
0.1
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01/31/2011
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