yes, after numerous studies research shows that it does. depending on a) your athletes ability b) their chosen sport c) their metabolic system and rate of digestion.
if you were to say a sprint runner, the best breakfast for you would be fruit, as it isn't sickening to most, a drink that would calm the nerves, say a special one for the athlete, and lots of energy throughout the day. as even sitting around, when building up to races can drain your energy.
hope it helped
paulinho(dr louie swift)
Breakfast is the number one meal of the day. That's when you have to eat more, because you have all day to burn the calories you've earned.
There is some evidence that body symmetry has an effect on atheletic ability.
I dont believe it does only if you are an endurance runnerSam Webstah
Athletic potential is hereditary, but athletic ability can be learned.
Yes it does because if you have stress you may be focousing on that other than the game.
yes a healthy breakfast vs. none or a say brownie your best bet would be a healthy breakfast
By and large athletic potential is an inherited trait, athletic ability however is learned or trained.
Athletic potential ability is the energy that you have and could be using but not necessarily putting to use. Everybody has potential ability it is just that they convert the energy to kinetic ability, which is the ability that is being used.
A decline in athletic ability can be the result of overtraining.
A decline in athletic ability can be the result of overtraining.
No- then it wouldn't be athletic ability
I'd say basketball requires more athletic ability because all they do in wrestling is hurt each other.