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It depends on what you mean, If you mean "What hormone increases the performance of an athlete" then the answer is testosterone. This hormone is naturally secreted in much bigger quantities in men than in women, but both men and women secret testosterone.
When an athlete demonstrates overwhelming joy (from winning/scoring a point/game/match) it is usually the testosterone kicking in, that is why the athlete usually fists the air and/or shouts enthusiastically.
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What does a sports athlete do?
a sports athlete is a person who only plays and cares about sports.
What do you call someone who plays any type of sports?
An athlete
WhaT Someone who plays sports and rhymes with feet?
I think that it would be : ATHLETE
A person who plays sports is called?
A person who plays sports is commonly referred to as an athlete. Athletes can participate in a variety of sports, ranging from individual activities to team competitions. They often train rigorously to improve their skills, physical fitness, and performance levels in their chosen sport.
What part of the brain is most closely linked to sexual behaviors?
The hypothalamus is the part of the brain most closely linked to sexual behaviors, as it regulates hormone release and drives sexual arousal and behavior. It plays a crucial role in controlling sexual functions such as desire, arousal, and orgasm.
Who works when he plays and plays when he works?
Athlete or musician
Can a Division 1 athlete participate in an intramural sport at his school if it is not the sport he actually plays for the school?
Yes, unless the school's intramural sports department has a rule prohibiting it.
What is the nickname for an athlete who plays football?
jock
Which hormone plays a role in the regulation of our 'biological clock'?
It is the hormone thymosin. It is secreted by thymus.
Do males have oxytocin and what role does it play in their physiology and behavior?
Yes, males have oxytocin, a hormone often associated with childbirth and bonding. In males, oxytocin plays a role in social bonding, trust, and stress regulation. It can also influence behaviors such as empathy, aggression, and sexual arousal.
Which nerve network in the brainstem plays an important role in controlling arousal?
reticular formation
What do you call a person who plays for a living?
musician, athlete, actor
