Majority of sports requires physical ability, but even board games need
you to have a healthy body. The human mind functions much better when
uninterrupted by body functions gone haywire. An unfit body can give you the proverbial “headache.”
Hence, ace athletes know well the importance of a body fit for their particular
sport. Different sports need different body forms and conditionings. The muscle group to be used varies with the kind of sport you are engaged in. Thus, a fit body in sports does not always mean a lean, pure-muscle-no-fat body built. Many times, it also depends on the weight division you belong to.
Your bulky muscle mass may be perfect for bodybuilding, but you will be
in real trouble if you use the same in a marathon. Your fat proportions may be perfect for Sumo wrestling, but imagine what it will do for you in gymnastics or cycling. Your lean, well defined, and all-muscle figure may help you in boxing, but not in weightlifting.
So what’s the perfect body for an ace athlete?
What’s an ace athletic body?
Earlier on, we have discussed that to most people, an “athletic” guy is one who
has a trim and muscular body. This may be so, but for a more apt definition, the ace
athletic body we’re talking about is one that fits the athlete into the kind of sport he is playing in. To be an ace athlete, you don’t have to be particularly muscular or slim. It really depends on what game you are playing.
Monday, August 11, 2008
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