| Sport science is a collection of
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| | They have addressed the mental challenges
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| scientific disciplines that work together
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| | to endurance as well as the physical
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| to improve the performance of a given
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| | challenges to endurance.
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| athlete. This can cover the way an
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| | Qualifications involved with sports
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| athlete sleeps to the food they eat and
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| | science
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| when they eat it. It can also cover the
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| | The people that are involved in sport
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| cloth they wear and the manner in which
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| | science are all professionals at what
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| they train and how often they train.
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| | they do. They may be doctors of various
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| Sport science covers the facilities that
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| | clinical specializations. They can also
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| they perform in and how they are designed
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| | be dietitians, physical therapists,
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| and built.
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| | psychologists and physiologists.
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| Finally, sport science also includes the
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| | Many will be engineers that focus on
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| mental needs of the athlete. There can
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| | different areas of the athletes
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| be great strides on the physical front to
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| | performance and find ways to get a little
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| allow the athlete to go beyond what they
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| | bit more out of the athletes efforts.
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| think they can. The mental barriers also
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| | Some will design the training equipment
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| have to be moved to allow the athlete to
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| | or the actual equipment used to compete
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| move that imaginary point they see as
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| | with or the facilities they compete in.
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| their limit.
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| | The one thing that all these
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| Top consultants in the world
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| | professionals have in common is a love
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| Currently the following people are listed
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| | for the sport they are involved in and a
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| as the top consultants in the world on
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| | desire to see it go to the next level
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| the subject of sports science. They are
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| | Benefited from sports science
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| Dr. Filippo Ongaro (Italy), who works
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| | There have been many benefits for the
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| with endurance performance enhancements
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| | general public because of sports science.
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| for elite athletes and astronauts, Dr.
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| | Some of these advances have included the
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| Jacques Dallaire (USA/Canada), who works
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| | way shoes are designed and the way they
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| with mental and physical testing and
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| | are built. We have seen changes in
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| performance for athletes and professional
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| | bicycle designs that have made them
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| racecar drivers and Ric Charlesworth (New
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| | lighter and stronger. We have even seen
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| Zealand), who works with high-performance
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| | changes in the types of snacks that have
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| management.
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| | been made popular over the years.
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| Each of these people brings to the field
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| | The benefits of sport science have also
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| of sport science a wide range of
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| | impacted the way our every day injuries
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| experience and techniques that help to
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| | are treated. There are new methods for
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| increase athletes abilities to perform at
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| | physical therapy that were developed to
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| their peak. They have, in fact, worked
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| | help elite athletes heal faster and
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| to keep moving the point at which the
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| | better. The cloths we wear are warmer,
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| athlete reaches their peak. This effort
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| | lighter and brighter because of the
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| allows the athlete to perform faster,
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| | advances in sports science.
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| better and for longer periods of time.
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