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Volume 21 No 2 (2023)
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A REVIEW OF THE PREPARATORY SCHEME IN SPORTS FOR UNIVERSITY ATHLETES
Fadare, Adlawan, Gumanoy , Pagdato, Oyda, &Malinis,
Abstract
Athletes in track and field events need to be physically fit, and their level of fitness affects how well they
perform in competitionas people's living standards grow, athletes now have access to better nutritional
supplements, but competition in track events has gotten more intense, and physical fitness is essential
for athletes. Exercise can improve an athlete's endurance, sports coordination, and sensitivity, but
coaches should moderate the training intensity and avoid pushing a player above their comfort zone to
prevent problems like overloading training that cut short a player's athletic career. The physical growth of
modern athletes is no longer compatible with traditional track and field training techniques.
Fitness in sports greatly relies on the physical fitness that individuals carry out on the field. For effective
improvement of the performance of athletes, take part in comprehensive physical training. Under athlete
physical fitness concerning performance, the key aspects taken into consideration include athlete’s
endurance, physical sensitivity, physical strength, flexibility, and body coordination. As a result, the
athletes' physical preparation for track and field must be a comprehensive and focused unit. This study
covers track and field physical fitness training and related techniques to maximize the training effect in an
effort to promote the overall advancement of track and field physical fitness training levels
Keywords
Physical health, physical training, Track and field, University athletes’, Preparation, Sports
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