Drinking Alcohol will:
v Increase your risk of dehydration due to its diuretic effects
v Impair your body's ability to regulate body heat, impairing endurance
v Reduce your blood sugar levels which lowers energy level needed for prolong activity
v Impair your reaction times, coordination and balance
v Reduce endurance, strength and speed
v Increase your risk of injury and negatively impact recovery time
v Impede your body's ability to absorb necessary nutrients and deplete vitamins already stored
v Slow the respiratory system
v Interrupt sleep patterns interfering with truly restful and restorative sleep
Remember:
ü Avoid alcohol for at least 48 hours before strenuous exercise/training/playing
ü After exercise you must re-hydrate with non-alcoholic drinks
DRINKING ALCOHOL WILL DECREASE AN ATHLETE'S ABILITY TO TRAIN AND PLAY HARD!
yes it can
Well if you are drunk then it can affect your co ordination and spatial awareness
Alcohol consumption leads to nerve disorders and also Jaundice. Under such conditions the person becomes unfit for any stress-laid physical activities. So drinking alcohol does affect the sports training and performance
In small doses, alcohol can increase performance slightly. However, beyond that it begins to have intoxicating effects and these dramatically reduce performance.
Drugs and alcohol can affect the body in very negative ways. These ways can make you unable to participate in sports and fitness related activities. Drugs and alcohol can reduce your endurance, they can slow your reflexes, and they can also cloud your judgment, all of this would be bad for any athlete.
In small doses, alcohol can increase performance slightly. However, beyond that it begins to have intoxicating effects and these dramatically reduce performance.
yes, it do affect the alcohol
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