A practical case of individual management of body weight - Dr. Sylvie Bidot -Maurant, Team doctor Jérémie Azou, former rower in Team France Frensh ...
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A practical case of individual management of body weight Dr. Sylvie Bidot –Maurant, Team doctor Jérémie Azou, former rower in Team France Frensh rowing federation Medigames 2019
Presentation of the discipline : the boat The clipboard Swimming lady Footboard Whole body muscular work: - Arms - Trunk Tracks - Legs Wearing Slide
Presentation of the discipline : the different types of boats 2 rowers 1 oar 2 oars 1 oar with a cox 4 rowers 1 oar 2 oars 1 oar with a cox 2 oars with a cox 8 rowers 1 oar with a cox
Azou Jérémie presentation ( nicknamed « superman ») Lightweight , 2x - A gold medal at the Olympics - 2 gold and 4 silver medals at World championships - 4 gold et 1 bronze medals at European championships - 14 gold, 6 silver et 3 bronze medals at France championships He has managed to lead a career of outstanding high-level sportsman and a professional career by becoming an osteopathic kinesitherapist He currently lives in Vancouver
Presentation of the discipline: the weight categories Light weights ( LW) Men : average 70 kg or 154,32 lb maximum 72,5 kg or 159,83 lb Women : average 57 kg or 125, 66 lb maximum 59 kg or 130 lb All the others have no weight constraints off for performance.
Training: the same whatever the weight categoryrie: Two training sessions per day Competitive period: 200 days a year Boats : - 3106,856 to 3728,227 miles, or 5 000 to 6000 km a year - 12,4274 miles , or 20 km a day (11,1847 miles ,or 18 km as competitions approach with longer recovery sessions) - intensity variation - technical session and / or physical progression
Bodybuilding: two to three sessions per week - 15 movements - 30/70 repetitions depending on the movement - Without stopping for 25 to 30 minutes - 5 minutes of rest - 3 to 4 rounds per session - 1h30 to 2 hours of bodybuilding + warm up + recovery + stretching Very demanding workouts during periods of caloric restriction: works on gestures, rhythm, cadence, amplitude. - Work in C2 is 200 laps at 50 to 60% - Work in C1 maximum load is at 75 to 100%, approaching competitions.
Dietary advice: balanced diet !!!!! well hydrated - Stop - nibbling : - sweet foods - sweet drinks not enough hydrated - prepared dishes - fast food - sauces (ketchup, mayonnaise, etc ...) dehydrated - Drink all day long (good hydration with the color of the urine) - Normal hydration, without restriction 48 hours before the competition
Macronutrments: energy and structural contribution - Carbohydrates: starchy foods (complete), legumes No carbohydrate index or high glycemic load Pas de glucides à in - Protein: lean meat, fish, egg, dairy, etc ... - Lipids: favor omega 3 - oil: rapeseed, olive, flax - oleaginous: nuts, almonds, - small fatty fish - avocado fruit
Deficiency in energy supply: Male: decreased testosterone (bone density, fatigue fracture?) Woman: Triat syndrome of female athletes (FAT: female athlete triad): - Dietary behavior disorder: Decrease in energy intake too important: negative energy balance - amenorrhea - osteoporosis This leads to a decrease in plasma estrogens Main consequence: increased risk of fatigue fracture (costale +++), especially during heavy training load.
Micronutrients: allow the proper cellular, enzymatic, etc ... vitamins - trace elements - antioxidants (polyphenols, flavonoids, etc ...) - minerals And also Essential amino acids Polyunsaturated fatty acids (omega 3)
Micronutrients: Avoid deficiencies +++++ Eat: - Whole grains - Legumes - Fruits and vegetables (raw and cooked) - Spices Have 5 colors on your plate (can cover daily needs) Ban the systematic use of food supplements except in case of proven deficiencies (drifts towards doping)
Role of the sports doctor: especially outside France team internships - Be attentive !!!! - Regular interrogation (by remote questionnaire if necessary) - Regular clinical examination without forgetting the skin folds - Screening for deficiencies and risk factors for injury and non-performance - Overtraining screening - Research of technopathy in case of pain (do not hesitate to go on the water to watch the workouts) Adapt Personalize Reason Reassure Support must be individual and personalized There is no "global recipe", each athlete loses weight in his own way
Recovery: not to forget even in caloric restriction !!!!! - Session of strength: 20 g of protein and 20 g of carbohydrates - Endurance session: 20 g of protein and 80 g of carbohydrates In 30 minutes !!! Hours of sleep Recovery massage Cryotherapy or other means depending on the feelings of each Recovery just after the competition at the edge of the pool given on the pontoon by the doctor
The doctor must be in total symbiosis with the athlete thank you for your attention
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