Table 2.

Effect of exercise on food and water intake, palatability, EE, and NEB in boys and girls¹

Sex	Boys				Girls
Treatment	SDRT	SDEX	LDRT	LDEX	SDRT	SDEX	LDRT	LDEX
Food intake2 (kJ)	5476 ± 527	5342 ± 389	5467 ± 468	5392 ± 443	3645 ± 351	3591 ± 301	3579 ± 350	3876 ± 334
Water intake3 (g)	253.4 ± 45.8	261.1 ± 46.2	259.8 ± 51.5	354.6 ± 36.6	163.7 ± 44.0	164.1 ± 47.9	137.6 ± 43.0	195.8 ± 43.5
Palatability4 (mm)	76.5 ± 7.3	75.1 ± 7.5	74.6 ± 7.3	75.4 ± 7.1	76.1 ± 5.2	75.8 ± 5.2	75.3 ± 4.6	75.9 ± 5.4
Exercise energy expenditure5 (kJ)	0	284 ± 25	0	853 ± 79	0	242 ± 13	0	730 ± 37
Food intake minus exercise energy expenditure6 (kJ)	5476 ± 527	5058 ± 376	5467 ± 468	4539 ± 405	3645 ± 351	3348 ± 301	3578 ± 351	3146 ± 337
Net energy balance7 (kJ)	-418 ± 301		-928 ± 196		-297 ± 105		-432 ± 115

¹Data are means ± SEM.

² Food consumed at a pizza meal 30 minutes after end of treatment (rest or exercise). Food intake was not affected by treatment (p = 0.94), or duration (p = 0.55), but there was an effect of sex (p = 0.0029).

³Water consumed at a pizza meal 30 minutes after end of treatment (rest or exercise). Water intake was affected by exercise (p = 0.013), but not duration (p = 0.091), or sex (p = 0.054) and there was a treatment × duration interaction (p = 0.023).

⁴Palatability of the pizza meal. Palatability of the test meal was not affected by treatment (p = 0.95), duration (p = 0.74), or sex (p = 0.96).

⁵Energy expenditure was affected by duration (p < 0.0001), but not sex (p = 0.11).

⁶Food intake minus exercise energy expenditure was affected by treatment (p < 0.0001) and sex (p = 0.003), but not duration (p = 0.071).

⁷ Net energy balance = [{Food intake after exercise (kJ) - Exercise energy expenditure (kJ)} - (Food intake after rest treatment (kJ)]. Net energy balance was not affected by duration (p = 0.13), or sex (p = 0.093), and there was no duration × sex interaction (p = 0.36).