Define the following: Metabolism: Bioenergetics: Using the FOUR parts of TDEE, answer the following for each: a. What are the four (4) parts of TDEE Resting Metabolic Rate Non-exercise activity thermogenesis (NEAT) Thermic Effect of Food (TEA) Evercise b. Which part is usually the BIGGEST/LARGEST component to TDEE? Resting Metabolic Rater c. Which part is usually the one that CHANGES THE MOST FROM DAY TO DAY? d. Provide ONE example of how an individual could INCREASE/RALSE each part What is the difference between WEIGHT and BOOY COMPOSINON? Provide a simple example you would use to talk to an athlete to describe both.
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It includes: - Catabolism: breaking down molecules (carbohydrates, fats, proteins) to release energy (ATP). - Anabolism: using energy to build and repair tissues (muscle protein synthesis, glycogen storage). Example: digestion → glucose → ATP used by cells. Show more…
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