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A) skipping the meal immediately preceding the event.
B) avoiding glucose consumption during endurance activities.
C) consuming fat and protein before the event.
D) eating a high-carbohydrate diet regularly.
E) consuming whole foods rather than sports drinks or gels during activities.
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A) 46-50 g
B) 69-80 g
C) 88-92 g
D) 92-97 g
E) 80-90 g
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A) excess protein in the diet.
B) branched-chain amino acids.
C) physically demanding activity.
D) amino acid supplements.
E) the presence of essential amino acids.
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A) remain the same when exercising at varying altitudes.
B) increase the resting heart rate to pump blood more rapidly.
C) decrease the amount of oxygen needed for exercising.
D) indicate the level of improvement in muscle strength.
E) increase as fitness improves and blood is pumped more efficiently.
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A) contributing a major part of fuel in strength training.
B) sparing carbohydrate from being used for fuel.
C) repairing muscle tissue after exercise.
D) being converted to glycogen for storage in muscles.
E) attracting water into the muscle tissue and adding bulk.
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A) You should work the same muscle group every day to strengthen it.
B) Aerobic activity will detract from muscle building.
C) Muscles need a day or two of rest to refuel and repair.
D) You only need to do stretching exercises before strength training.
E) You need 1.5-2.0 g of protein per kg body weight per day to gain muscle.
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A) It is a nonessential nutrient.
B) It is a fat burner.
C) The more carnitine consumed,the more energy produced.
D) Vegetarians have more total body carnitine than meat eaters do.
E) Carnitine supplements have a small but significant effect on muscle function and energy metabolism.
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A) This exceeds the recommendation for his sport so he should consider trading carbohydrate for some of the protein.
B) This exceeds the recommendation for his sport so he should consider trading fat for some of the protein.
C) Although this exceeds the recommendation for his sport he will benefit from the additional protein as the body converts it to muscle mass.
D) This is an extremely toxic level that may cause serious health problems.
E) His body will adjust to the higher protein intake to require that amount on a regular basis.
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A) weight gain
B) stimulation of muscle growth
C) energy enhancement from additional stored creatine phosphate in the muscles
D) enhanced endurance activity performance
E) a placebo effect will increase endurance
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A) Immediately replace fat because it is used more in moderate exercise.
B) Wait at least two hours before eating to allow muscles to repair.
C) Eat only high-carbohydrate foods with a low glycemic index.
D) Eat well-balanced meals and snacks spaced throughout the day.
E) Drink a high-protein shake within 30 minutes after exercise.
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A) urea
B) lactate
C) uric acid
D) amino acid
E) thyroxine
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A) 2 cups
B) 4 cups
C) 1.5 quarts
D) 2.5 gallons
E) 7 pounds
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A) a beverage that supplies glucose.
B) fruit juice.
C) cool water.
D) a salt solution.
E) coffee.
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A) Caffeine provides no performance benefits for any type of athletic events.
B) Caffeine will help dilate blood vessels to increase blood flow to the muscles.
C) He will not have to worry about adverse effects because caffeine does not have any.
D) He needs to be aware that sport governing bodies prohibit high doses of caffeine.
E) Even in low doses,caffeine causes stomach upset,nervousness,irritability,headaches,dehydration,and diarrhea.
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A) weight training
B) aerobics
C) calisthenics
D) stretching
E) dead lifts
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A) Decreased hemoglobin concentrations are never a cause for concern.
B) The athlete has an iron deficiency.
C) The athlete is experiencing low blood volume.
D) Taking a vitamin mineral supplement is necessary to correct the issue.
E) The athlete probably has a condition called sports anemia.
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