ORGANIZING BIORHYTHM CYCLES AND THEIR IMPORTANCE TO ATHLETES IN THE CONTEXT OF THE REQUIREMENTS OF MODERN SPORTS TRAINING

Authors

  • Baouche Khaled Institute of Science and Techniques of Physical and Sports Activities, University of Bouira, Algeria
  • Baizid Abdelkader Institute of Science and Techniques of Physical and Sports Activities, University of Bouira, Algeria
  • Laidani Hakim Institute of Science and Techniques of Physical and Sports Activities, University of Bouira, Algeria
  • Saidi Amine Institute of Science and Techniques of Physical and Sports Activities, University of Bouira, Algeria

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.46827/ejpe.v0i0.1429

Keywords:

biorhythm, modern sports training

Abstract

The ever-increasing athletic performances in speed, strength and skills used in sports performance around the world has made the athlete more stressful to achieve their own objectives. This stress and pressure on the athlete's body will certainly result in injuries. The research is meant to identify the Biorhythm, its different Cycles and how to organize and perceive their impact on athletes.

 

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Published

2018-02-06

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Vol 3, No 10 (2017)

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