Download or read book Bases Cient fico Metodol gicas Del Entrenamiento Deportivo written by Daniel Garcia Salazar and published by Ewe Editorial Acad MIA Espa Ola. This book was released on 2012-07 with total page 100 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: La optimizacion del rendimiento deportivo y la obtencion de grandes logros deportivos son un fenomeno complejo y multifactorial, en el cual el rol de las llamadas ciencias del deporte es cada vez mas determinante. El presente libro busca lograr la comprension y aplicacion de las ciencias del deporte y la metodologia del entrenamiento, atraves de una opinion y conceptualizacion personal obtenida por la recopilacion de autores, articulos cientificos y la experiencia propia, para de esta manera poder plasmar la real utilizacion de las ciencias en el deporte. Distante a lo que pensamos no es algo exclusivo para unos pocos, el lector, atraves de este texto comprendera que la utilizacion de las ciencias del deporte es para todos, y que su uso radica unicamente en la voluntad del entrenador para obtener los beneficios que estas otorgan, es asi que buscamos mostrar lo valioso que son estas y lo amigables que pueden llegar a ser."
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