Giorgio Borghi, M. Caire, R. F. Camoletto
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在线运动?COVID-19期间的运动训练管理
新冠肺炎大流行为个人日常日常生活和社会组织提供了前所未有的颠覆体验。体育作为一个实践领域和一个经济部门,受到了作为全球应对措施的封锁的强烈影响,受到了各级竞技体育停摆和大型赛事延期的影响。在这些困难时期,运动员和普通民众的活动、锻炼和社交能力受到了极大的限制,体育工作者不得不想出新的方法让人们锻炼:采用的解决方案之一是利用社交媒体和在线平台举办训练活动。在这篇文章中,我们将分析一项在线调查的数据,该调查涉及三个运动子领域的教练、运动教练和其他体育工作者:团队运动、篮球;个人运动,网球;以及一系列广泛的活动,健身和健康世界。我们将重点关注“上网”在这三个运动领域的影响,探索通过在线通信设备在没有身体在场的情况下进行锻炼来调整运动训练的不同态度和做法。©2021。保留所有权利。
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