The energy to sustain intense physical activity is provided mostly by

Carbohydrates

Explanation:

In intense, long-lasting physical activity, the body often uses a balanced blend of fat and carbohydrates (at a higher rate).

The more intense the activity becomes, the more and more muscles tend to use carbohydrate as fuel because it has a faster metabolism. However, they have limited stock (muscle glycogen).

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