Introduction to Food
Canada's Food Guide
Nutrition and Athletic Performance
Macronutrients
Micronutrients
100

How long do we stay dehydrated for after drinking water when we are 'thirsty'?

24 hours 

100

How many "food groups" are in the new Canada's Food Guide

3

100

What is at the base of athletic performance?

Nutrition

100

What are the 3 macronutrients?

Carbs, protein, fats

100

Which food(s) contain vitamin C?

Oranges, strawberries, peppers

200

True or False? Micronutrients are bigger than macronutrients. 

False

200

What are the food groups of the new Canada's Food Guide?

Whole grains, fruits + veggies, protein

200

True or false? Eating well can help you make good decisions in your sport?

True

200

Which macronutrient provides energy for your sport?

carbohydrates

200

Which Vitamins helps for strong bones? 

Vitamin D and K

300

What are some good sources of protein?

Beef, chicken, yogurt, nuts + seeds, milk, beans, chickpeas, lentils

300

True or false? Eating well will make you the Lebron James of Futsal.

False. You will be the best version of you!

300

Which macronutrient provides the most calories?

Fats. 9 calories per gram.

300

Can we store Vitamin C?

No

400
According to the food guide, what should we be drinking with meals?

Water

400

Explain the pyramid of athletic performance.

Nutrition > practice/training/injury mgmt > game day performance

400

Which macronutrient is necessary for gaining muscle mass (the GAINS)?

Protein

400

Which vitamins help with our immune system?

Vitamin A and E

500

Who was left out of the food guide?

First Nations, Inuit, Metis people

500

Will eating healthy and practicing well mean you will play perfectly? 

No, it optimizes your ability to play your best 

500
A slice of bread contains mainly ________ (macronutrient)

Carbohydrates

500

What does fat soluble mean? 

It is absorbed by fat and can be stored in our fat