It slows down your system therefore it is hard to control what you are doing. Spirits really mess with your movement and sight. If you continue to drink alcohol and attempt to do sports you may possibly die.
alchohol is a sedative, and can really slow down your re-cation times... and give you lack of co-ordination...
it also damages the liver and cause liver cancer, it can damage and really drop your cardio vascular system and may put you into cardiac arrest. It is crusual not to have to much alchohol or none at all when your doing sports or when your an Elite Athlete, i hope you approve of this answer.
Negatively, especially with regard to reaction times.
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Eventually your lack of energy will reduce your performance.
it deppends how you say affects.in many religions there is many ways of dress codes.instead of asking = How does culture affect sporting performance?" = you should ask : how does culture dress codes affect sport.
It can make u slower and geniticaly mental
In small doses, alcohol can increase performance slightly. However, beyond that it begins to have intoxicating effects and these dramatically reduce performance.
Well if you are drunk then it can affect your co ordination and spatial awareness
If you drink too much it can damage your brain.
In small doses, alcohol can increase performance slightly. However, beyond that it begins to have intoxicating effects and these dramatically reduce performance.
Regular sporting activity:Reduces body fatStrengthens bonesAids co-ordination, balance and flexibilityImproves stamina and concentrationFights depression and anxiety
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
Depends on which drug it is. But pretty much all organized sports have bans against both recreational and performance enhancing drug, so if you get caught with those you won't be allowed to participate. And that would really affect your performance.
No, but they can certainly affect your performance on a field sobriety test.