Any kind of regular physical actvity can improve your cardiac health by reducing the risk of heart attacks and death. However, it is important to have your cardiac status evaluated previously by a physician, specially if you have 35 years or more. Moreover, the physical activity should be regular and not ocasional.
Soccer, or football, is one of the most physically challenging field games. It helps in the exercise of the leg muscles and torso. Continuous running, which constitutes a big part of it, helps in regulating in breathing our heart rate and breathing rate.
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Sure, soccer is great cardio-vascular exercise. Cardio increases the strength of your heart and blood supply system.
Sleeping, that's when your heart is the slowest too. Soccer makes it elevate rapidly.
When a person plays soccer, their heart rate increases. However, there is no general number that can be used for the heart rate of all people playing soccer because heart rate is determined by intensity of exercise, physical condition of person performing the sport, age, stress, overall health, and a few other factors.
Sports like hockey or soccer require a great amount of energy to play. When you play these sports your body, more specifically your muscles, use up oxygen and nutrients. Having lungs helps a person breathe and get oxygen to their muscles. When muscles have oxygen they don't get tired as quickly and the person can keep playing
An average soccer ball would be about a size 5. Hope this helps.
Soccer makes your legs stronger, improves lateral movements and helps you cardiovascularly.
There are 3 different levels of soccer (in order)1)Premier2)Challenge3) ClassicalHope this helps.
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i can say this heart attacks it attacking players when there no proper feeding or good excercise.
Yes, about 2 years ago. A boy was playing soccer. In his 20s?? anyways, he was playing soccer. then he just collapsed and had a heart attack.