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Carbohydrates are the main preferred energy source for all types of exercise of all intensities (aerobic and anaerobic). A balanced diet should contain 55% - 60% carbohydrate
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Fats are an energy source; they provide more energy than carbohydrates but only at low intensity. It is easily stored in the body and can lead to weight gain. A balanced diet should contain 25% - 30% fat
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Protein are for growth and repair of muscle tissue. It is used by performers such as sprinters to aid muscle growth (hypertrophy). A balanced diet should contain 15% - 20% protein
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Vitamin and minerals are for maintaining the efficient working of the body systems and general health this includes keeping our bones strong and our immune system working
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Fresh fruit
Vegetables Foods (Minerals)
Meat
Vegetables
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