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Title: Alcohol Awareness


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Alcohol Awareness
  • How it affects you

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What is alcohol?
  • Ethyl alcohol or ethanol
  • Psychoactive drug
  • Fermented yeast, sugar, and starches

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What does it do to you?
  • CNS depressant
  • Effects directly related to consumption (DUI,
    Underage)
  • Impair judgment, lengthens reaction time, slur
    speech, unsteady walking
  • Large amounts coma or death
  • Interacts with prescription drugs

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What is a standard drink?
  • 1 12 oz beer
  • 1 5 oz glass of wine
  • 1 1.5 oz shot
  • Each contain ½ ounce of alcohol

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Is beer/wine safer?
  • None are safer than the other
  • All contain the same amount of alcohol

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What is moderate drinking?
  • Women 1 drink per day
  • Men 2 drinks per day

What is heavy drinking?
  • Women more than 1 drink per day
  • Men more than 2 drinks per day

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What is binge drinking?
  • Usually 5 or more drinks in a row or in a short
    time
  • Solo cup 20 oz. (more than 1.5 beers)

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The Legal Limit
  • Against the law if under 21
  • In CT 0.08 legal limit
  • Equal to approx. 4 drinks in an hour
  • Each serving is approx. 0.02
  • Metabolize at approx. 0.015/hour

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Performance Consequences
  • When consumed during a training period
  • - Full recovery is compromised
  • - Training optimal performance
  • hindered

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Injuries
  • Lengthens recovery time due to vasodilation
    impairs recovery
  • Counterproductive to reducing inflammation
  • Should avoid for 24-36 hours

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Reaction Time
  • Hangovers reduce performance by 11
  • Reaction time reduced for up to 72 hrs
  • Alcohol reduces performance

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Hydration
  • Increases urine loss
  • Reduces endurance capacity
  • Within 4 hrs fluid loss is up to 3 BW
  • A 2 decrease in BW 22 decrease in endurance
    performance

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Recovery
  • Interferes with muscle recovery
  • Diminishes glycogen stores
  • Glycogen is body/brain primary fuel
  • Carb based sports drink
  • (Powerade/Gatorade) used to refuel

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Nutrition
  • Alcohol compromises Carbohydrate metabolism
    glycogen storage
  • Chronic glycogen depletion is worst enemy
  • Drinking hinders proper nutrition
  • Alcohol NOT ideal for rehydration
  • Training/Competition SHOULD NOT
  • consume alcoholic beverages

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