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Exercise Physiology: The Scientific Foundation for Enhancing Physical Performance and Healthy Living
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Abstract
In this rapidly evolving era, health has become one of our most treasured assets. With the rise in living standards, an increasing number of people are beginning to recognize the importance of exercise. Exercise physiology, the science that studies the physiological responses and adaptation processes of the human body during physical activity, is gradually establishing itself as a vital bridge connecting theory to practice and guiding scientific training. Today, let us delve into the mysteries of exercise physiology and explore how scientific methods can unleash our physical potential to create a healthier, more vibrant life. Exercise physiology is not solely confined to training regimens for professional athletes; it is equally relevant for anyone aspiring to improve their health and fitness. Research in this field emphasizes the significance of individual differences, suggesting that variations in body type and health status can influence the effectiveness of exercise. This study aims to investigate the impact of breathing techniques on athletes' performance and fatigue resistance in badminton. As the competitive level of badminton continues to rise, effective management of the respiratory system has become one of the key factors influencing performance outcomes in high-speed movements, frequent direction changes, and intense competition.
Keywords
Exercise physiology, health, customized training, smart technology, individual differences
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Zhu,G. (2024). Exercise Physiology: The Scientific Foundation for Enhancing Physical Performance and Healthy Living. Theoretical and Natural Science,70,79-84.
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