Educational Program on the side effects of anabolic steroids usage in all sports
(by Ariel Reyes - Mar 31, 2013 - 3:30:52 PM)

I will be sharing with you some very valuable information regarding the side effects of Anabolic Steroids, Nutrition and Training.
Les estaré trayendo una serie de información valiosa referente a los efectos secundarios sobre Esteroides Anabólicos, Nutrición y Entrenamiento.
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A Study on Changes of Blood Components during Progressive Body Weight Reduction in Boxers
(by Dr Michel Lee - Mar 1, 2013 - 1:41:58 PM)

The purpose of this study is to investigate how changes of body composition and electrolytes in blood of boxers are proceeding during repaid weight reduction by 4%, and 6%, and the results of those are as follows.
La mayoria de los peleadores reduce voluntariamente su peso hasta el límite que le permita sacar ventaja y pelear en un nivel más bajo en deportes como Taekowndo, Judo, boxeo y lucha libre. Generalmente, el ACSM (1983) indica que hay un límite para los jugadores pierdan 5-8% (3-5 kg) de sus pesos y también informa que si los jugadores pierden peso rápidamente en poco tiempo, puede ser la causa de la drastica caída de la potencia de los boxeadores durante el tiempo de combate, asi como la caída de la circulaciòn y funciones cardíacas debido a una deshidatación excesiva del cuerpo (Kyungsun Min1994).
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Importancia de la Educación Física para el Deporte del Boxeo
(by Mauricio Reynoso - Jul 30, 2012 - 8:12:10 AM)

No debemos olvidar que en el proceso de formación integral a través de las capacidades motoras la educación física busca la formación no solo del cuerpo si no también la instalación de buenos y adecuados hábitos y valores que permitan al instruido afrontar con integridad diferentes escenarios que la vida les propondrá en su complejo proceso de desarrollo personal y social.
La Educación Física es una “Ciencia” y como tal afronta tendencias o escuelas, leyes, etapas, procesos, etc., para lo cual concretamente diremos que la etapa de La Planificación en cualquiera de los niveles que la Educación Física afrontes es una etapa “INELUDIBLE” y da origen a la frase “Quien no Planifica está jugando la Lotería”.
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DEFENSIVE AWARENESS FOR RINGSIDE PHYSICIANS
(by wbanews.com - May 15, 2012 - 8:54:02 AM)

As ringside physicians, the safety of the athlete is our overwhelming objective. We need to be sure that things go right, but we also must be sure that things do NOT go wrong. The rules, laws and conditions of each country and state may vary. Our professional and basic duty to protect the athlete is universal.
I personally reviewed 19 fatal or catastrophic boxing/martial arts injuries and served as an expert medical witness in three legal proceedings. Important points must be highlighted from these case evaluations. In some of these cases there was no oxygen at ringside. A significant delay in the administration of oxygen represents a serious FAULT.
The failure to properly transport (or failure to arrange for rapid, efficient transport of an injured athlete to an appropriate medical facility) is also a significant matter. Timely medical care is a must. Many times it is useful to make pre-arrangements with ambulance companies or hospitals in the area so they are aware that an athletic event is being planned. Every Second after a serious injury will be anal7yzed and scrutinized.
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Some common injuries in Boxing
(by Dr Calvin Inalsingh - Jan 31, 2012 - 9:14:53 AM)
Dr Calvin Inalsingh M.B., Ch. B. Aberdeen, Scotland.
Chairman, WBA Medical Advisory Committee
There is a lot written on the serious injuries in Boxing such as concussion, brain injuries, and fracture of the skull and facial bones. I would like to present to you some of the other injuries in Boxing such as cuts of the face, haematomas, eye injuries, hand injuries and strains and sprains.
Boxing is the only sport in which the objective is to render blows to the head and body of the opponent so as the cause the opponent to be incapacitated. Regardless who wins the fight; both boxers can have serious injuries at the end of twelve (12) rounds of boxing.
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