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Force Health Protection: Nutrition
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Foreword from David J. Smith, CAPT,
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Acknowledgments We would like to ac
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We encourage you to use this manual
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6 Walk, Run, Swim! 45 Walking and R
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List of Figures (Click on page numb
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Table 12-2. Suggested Additional In
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Figure 1-1. Energy Balance: Intake
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Physical Activity In addition to th
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Reference standards have been devel
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◆ Simple CHO - have one (mono-) o
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ecause they think that proteins mak
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◆ Serve a structural role in cell
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increase the retention of vitamins
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Table 2-3. Requirements and Functio
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Dehydration Dehydration results whe
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For more specific guidance on food
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5-A-Day You may have heard of the n
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people have when deciding whether t
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Snacking Many people think snacking
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4 Overview of Physical Fitness In t
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The Physical Activity Pyramid Just
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Aerobic Energy System When moderate
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Back-to-back high intensity workout
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eathe in more often and more deeply
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To measure your heart rate during e
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very hard” to “maximal” shoul
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ability to store and generate more
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◆ Signs of overexertion include p
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◆ You should have a thumb’s wid
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Running A running program should on
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Table 6-2. Beginning a Jogging Prog
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the Air Force Marathon, or similar
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Open-Water Swimming Open-water swim
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Benefits of Strength Training Stren
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Figure 7-1. Factors that Affect Mus
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Intensity of Exercise Focus on the
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Table 7-2. Free Weights vs. Resista
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8 Calisthenics In this chapter you
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68 Force Health Protection: CHEST,
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70 Force Health Protection: LEGS Bu
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9 Flexibility In this chapter you w
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Aerobic Conditioning Performing you
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Workout Design The FITT principle g
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11 Nutrition for Exercise In this c
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Figure 11-1. CHO Loading for Endura
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Vitamin and Mineral Needs Any incre
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