Arts and Science of Athletic Performance- Short Communication

Abdul Kader Mohiuddin
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Athletes utilize numerous strategies to reduce body weight or body fat and to increase stamina prior to competition. Personalized nutrition in athletic populations aims to optimize health, body composition, and exercise performance by targeting dietary recommendations to an individual's genetic profile. Additionally, athletes’ nutritional requirements may vary widely depending on sport, position, timing of season, and training vs rest day. Bodily hydration during sporting activity is one of the best indicators of health in athletes and can be a limiting factor for sport performance. Treatment for athletes is primarily to increase energy availability and often requires a team approach including a sport physician, sports dietitian, physiologist, and psychologist. Maximizing athletic performance is a passion that athletes, coaches, athlete support professionals, and sports scientists share. A thorough understanding of the basics of all aspects of human physiology and the ability of the body to adapt to the environmental stress of exercise training is the foundation we use to explain the incredible athletic and sport performances that are commonplace in today’s world.
运动表现的艺术与科学-简短的交流
运动员利用许多策略来减少体重或体脂,并在比赛前增加耐力。运动人群的个性化营养旨在通过针对个人基因谱的饮食建议来优化健康、身体成分和运动表现。此外,运动员的营养需求可能会因运动、位置、季节时间以及训练和休息日的不同而有很大差异。在体育活动中,身体的水合作用是运动员健康状况的最佳指标之一,也是运动表现的一个限制因素。对运动员的治疗主要是增加能量的可用性,通常需要一个团队的方法,包括运动医生、运动营养师、生理学家和心理学家。最大化运动表现是运动员、教练、运动员支持专业人员和运动科学家共同的激情。对人体生理学各个方面的基本知识和身体适应运动训练环境压力的能力的透彻理解是我们用来解释当今世界上司空见惯的令人难以置信的运动和运动表现的基础。
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