Yes, athletes are performing work from the point of view of physics because they are moving their bodies through space in a definite direction caused by an external force. Athletes do work while walking, running, jumping, swimming, punching, kicking, or throwing one's opponent as in Wrestling. Not only are athletes doing work in terms of moving their bodies but they are also doing work with regards to the equipment they use in their particular sports. Athletes also perform work when they throw a ball or javelin, hit a ball using some club such as a bat, and lift weights. This idea from physics also parallels with the general notion of work. Athletes are also working in the sense that they are trying to achieve a goal or purpose in their particular sports, namely to win or beat their competition, by exerting a great deal of physical and mental energy.
A sports physicians job is to promote health in athletes. Sports physicians work long hard hours but the reward can be great financially.
Sports marketers promote athletes, also managing them, and their related businesses. They work for professional sports teams, marketing agencies, and are also promotion managers.
Because in sports, people "work up a sweat". Water makes up the majority of the body and when performing in athletic events you'll sweat a lot. To replace the water that's lost through sweating athletes need to drink plenty of fluids to keep this cycle going without any problems.
yes they should because if it works for some people then it might work so it a maybe depending on the male/or female athletes attitude.
Higher salaries make players work harder to get even higher salaries.
Computers work in multiple different ways. For instance, in competitive sports, the computers calculate the place of the athletes. They can also provide numbers for runners, heats and lanes for swimmers, and etc. They can come up with statistics and how to improve the athlete.
For most people, sport is considered play or activity engaged in for its own sake in order to get some satisfaction. This is certainly true when it is engaged in as an informal non-competitive recreational activity where the goal is to have fun. Sport was considered separate from work for most of human history. However with the advent of professionalism, that has all changed. Sport is considered work by athletes who get paid to compete. However, even in organized amateur competition, sport does have many characteristics of work. Characteristics such as time management, teamwork, leadership, and submission to a system of rules, which are important for success in the workplace are indoctrinated into the minds of athletes in organized competitive sport. Sport is more than just play or a form of physical activity. It also strengthens the mind and will and can help a person toward being a responsible and productive member of society. Organized competitive school-sponsored sports engaged in by student-athletes can help prepare them for the workforce since it teaches and reinforces the above work-related characteristics.
It helps them become a better athlete because a sports psychologist works with the athlete to set goals, works to get the athlete mentally prepared for the upcoming season, and they work with the athlete to help chart the athletes progression of skills.
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Handicaps in sports competitions are used to level the playing field between athletes of different abilities. This is typically done by giving a disadvantage to stronger athletes or an advantage to weaker athletes, based on their skill level or physical condition. Handicaps can be applied in various ways, such as adjusting the starting position, adding extra points, or imposing time penalties. The goal is to make the competition fair and competitive for all participants.
Because they work & work & work at it
Track athletes can vary how long they work. Usually everyday 2 to 3 hours.